Kensington Locking Station With Microsaver 2.0 Lock
- Designed for laptops without built-in security lock slots, the Laptop Locking Station 2.0 from Kensington utilizes a ClickSafe combination lock with one-step engagement and a resettable 4-number code to help protect your MacBook, MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, and other thin 11-15.6' laptops from theft. Built using brushed aluminum, its design.
- Kensington, The Professionals Choice for device security for nearly 25 years, has produced the latest standard in device security the MicroSaver 2.0 Keyed Laptop Lock. Engineered to be Kensingtons smallest, strongest lock for laptop and other devices, the MicroSaver 2.0 represents the next generation of laptop security.
. Professional-level design provides a sleek, brushed aluminum locking station that provides side port access and superior flexibility in laptop engagement. Non-invasive locking technology requires no hardware modifications to the laptop, preserving your laptop’s aesthetics and hardware warranty. Adjustable security arms accommodate MacBook and other thin 11”-15.6” laptops.
Kensington Security Cable Lock
MicroSaver® 2.0 Keyed Laptop Lock has been verified and tested for industry-leading standards. Scratch-resistant bumpers line the back wall and base to protect your laptop from cosmetic damage. Professional-level design provides a sleek, brushed aluminum locking station that provides side port access and superior flexibility in laptop engagement. Non-invasive locking technology requires no hardware modifications to the laptop, preserving your laptop’s aesthetics and hardware warranty.
Adjustable security arms accommodate MacBook and other thin 11”-15.6” laptops. MicroSaver® 2.0 Keyed Laptop Lock has been verified and tested for industry-leading standards. Scratch-resistant bumpers line the back wall and base to protect your laptop from cosmetic damage. Main Specs.
Kensington Locks For Laptops
Kensington Laptop Lock Instructions
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