Kensington Slim NanoSaver 2.0 Keyed Laptop Lock

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AI-generated summary

Honestly, this is one of those products that *does the job*, but the price is the killer. A Kensington NanoSaver keyed laptop lock is typically solid engineering—reliable, easy to route, and it won’t give you the flimsy “worse than a cable tie” experience you get with cheaper generic locks. If you’re reselling or supporting businesses that need a standard, proven campus/office security setup, Kensington is a safe choice.

That said, £1,227.85 ex-VAT is so high that I’d challenge whether you’re buying the lock *or* buying into the brand premium (or possibly a bundle/quantity you didn’t mention). In real-world terms, for most UK offices, you’d normally expect this kind of locking solution to be a small line item per device. I’d recommend buying if you’re installing at scale where standardized keyed security, consistent fit across fleets, and low admin overhead matter—or if you already know these locks integrate cleanly with your current security procedures. I’d avoid (or at least get the exact quantity confirmed) if you just need a few locks for general office use; at this price, there are likely better value alternatives that still deter casual theft without feeling like overkill.