Kensington MicroSaver 2.0 Keyed Twin Laptop Lock

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For £50.59 ex-VAT, Kensington’s MicroSaver 2.0 keyed twin lock is the sort of “boring but effective” accessory that only feels expensive until you’ve seen a laptop get walked off. If you’re reselling into offices, training centres, or shared workstations where devices are visible and unattended for short stretches, this gives you a practical deterrent with minimal fuss. The keyed twin setup is especially handy in environments where multiple staff need access but you still want consistent security without everyone faffing about with loose cables or nonstandard fittings.

That said, I wouldn’t buy it for high-threat sites or places where laptops regularly go out of the building—this isn’t a vault, and a motivated thief can defeat any physical lock given enough time and tools. It’s best for staff-managed spaces: desks in reception/IT suites, classrooms, hot desks, and any “temporary but exposed” deployments. If your customers already have decent security procedures (asset control, secure storage overnight), this is good value for closing the gap; if not, it shouldn’t be treated as the only layer of protection.