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Belkin USB PS/2 Adapter USB B SOK/2XMINIDIN6F

Belkin USB PS/2 Adapter USB B SOK/2XMINIDIN6F

(MPN: F5U119E)
Description: The Belkin USB to PS/2 Adapter allows you to link two PS/2 devices, such as a keyboard and mouse, to a single USB port on your computer. It lets you easily connect a full-size PS/2 keyboard and mouse to your notebook or desktop computer. Tw.... Read More

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Date Reviewed:  07/19/2005
  • djpridemore
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    Jan 2005

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Strengths: Quick and easy. This cable is simple to connect and it does what it is supposed to do.
Weaknesses: None that I have found.
Summary: 2005-07-20 14:33:15 Bought a Dell Optiplex off of a friend for my son and was very disappointed when I saw that it had 5 USB's and no PS/2 c

onnections. His current wireless mouse and wired keyboard combo where PS/2. I searched and found this adapter on the net. The day th

at it arrived, I connected it and immediately it transformed his PS/2 devices into one USB connection. No fuss, no muss. Simple. I (

that is he) hasn't experienced any problems with this cable adapter at all. Very satisfied with the purchase.

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Date Reviewed:  04/07/2004
  • matneh
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    Apr 2004

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1 Star ReviewBought this adapter from Office Depot for $30 (way ...
Strengths: Relatively cheap, if you don't buy from Office Depot
Weaknesses: Cannot hold Shift/CTRL/Alt keys down
Summary: Bought this adapter from Office Depot for $30 (way too much) and brought it home, expecting to be able to use my PS/2 keyboard on my laptop. Being an Emacs user, I spend a lot of time with my finger on the CTRL key. It became very clear very quickly that there was a problem. If I held CTRL down and pressed a key, about 2 seconds later, the computer acted like I let go of the CTRL key, so all my future keypresses did not use the CTRL modifier so I start modifying my code! Bad adapter! I'm ordering the IOGear one, hopefully it doesn't do the same thing!

By the way, I called Belkin support and they said I should go back to Office Depot and exchange it. Knowing what I know about electronics, this was not a manufacturing defect problem.

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