Kensington Laptop Locking Station 2.0 without lock for bundling with master-keyed locks

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The Kensington Laptop Locking Station 2.0 (the version “without lock”) is one of those products that’s genuinely useful, but only if you already have a clear plan for securing devices and you’re bundling it with a compatible Kensington locking mechanism. At £67.63 ex‑VAT, the price doesn’t feel crazy for a proper mounting station, but you’re paying for the *ecosystem*—not just a generic “security bit of plastic”. If you don’t already intend to pair it with Kensington master-keyed locks, it’s easy to end up with an expensive base that won’t do the job on its own.

Who should buy it: IT teams and resellers equipping multiple desks, training rooms, reception PCs, or “show” laptops where you want consistency—one station style, clean cable/lock routing, and a repeatable install. It’s especially sensible for organisations standardising on master-keyed Kensington locks across sites. Who should *skip* it: anyone hoping it’s a universal solution for mixed lock types or one-off installs. If you don’t already have the lock(s) and keys sorted, the total cost and admin overhead can creep up fast, and you’ll be better off with a complete locking kit or a simpler anchor method that matches your existing security approach.