Kensington Desktop & Peripherals Locking Kit 2.0 — Single Keyed

Product Overview

AI-generated summary

If you’re genuinely securing a fleet of desks (or shared hot-desking areas) and you need a consistent, Kensington-compatible way to stop devices walking off, this kind of “Desktop & Peripherals Locking Kit 2.0” makes sense. The single-key approach is the real practical win in offices: facilities or IT can standardise one key across many workstations, so you don’t end up with the usual key chaos when staff change or hardware gets serviced. For UK B2B environments—especially finance, legal, healthcare-adjacent teams, or any workplace where downtime and data security matter—this is the sort of low-drama, repeatable control that’s easy to administer.

That said, £940.58 ex-VAT is steep for a locking accessory, so I wouldn’t buy it if you’re only locking one or two items, or if you’re expecting “security” to come from a visible lock alone. A determined thief can still get around weak physical setups, and the value here depends on your broader desk/asset management—tight controls over who has access, sensible placement, and durable mounting. In short: buy it if you’re standardising security across multiple deployments and want operational simplicity. Skip it if you just need to secure a couple of peripherals—you’ll likely get better value by addressing the biggest risk first (asset controls, cabling discipline, and where devices are stored).