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Security locks

Kensington MicroSaver 2.0 Keyed Laptop Lock (K65020EU)

A keyed cable lock for the standard Kensington Security Slot, with replacement keys available through Kensington.

Maker
Kensington
Type
Security locks
Size / capacity
10mm lock head, carbon steel cable
Works with
Devices with a standard Kensington Security Slot
Good for
Desktop PCs, monitors and laptops with the standard slot
Facts checked
6 November 2026

What the maker says

Kensington says the MicroSaver 2.0 attaches to the Kensington Security Slot found on most laptops with T-Bar locking technology, uses a carbon steel cable that anchors to a desk or fixed structure, and has an anti-pick tubular lock. Its Register & Retrieve programme lets you order replacement keys.

Before you buy: Check which lock slot your device has (standard, Nano or wedge-shaped) before buying.

Sources

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