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Reviewed by: dale182 on 12-Jun-05 Rating: 4 Star Review
Strengths:it does what it needs to - secure a laptop; strong steel cable; inexpensive
Weaknesses:somewhat primitive design; questionable pivot clamp strength; pivot clamp doesn\'t fit very nicely
Summary:I purchased this mainly because it was CHEAP! I bought this thing for less than $15 with shipping and tax combined. It does what it\'s supposed to do - protect against theft by keeping laptop in place. What\'s included is a padlock with keys, 6ft cable, and a pivot clamp. The pivot clamp looks like a small scissor and has small ring that you put the padlock and the cable through. The pivot clamp doesn\'t fit nicely into the security slot in my T42 laptop; I had to sorta jam it in and push it down to keep it in the slot. The pivot clamp also doesn\'t look too strong although I doubt that it can be easily broken off. Overall, it works nicely but I wish I had invested a bit more to get one of those Kensington locks because it\'s a hastle to remove the lock, the clamp and the cable seperately everytime I want to unlock my laptop.
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