Gizzu Secure Wedge Code Cable Lock 1.8m

Laptops and tablets with a wedge security slot are often left unsecured in offices, libraries, and shared spaces, making them easy targets for opportunistic theft. The Gizzu Secure Wedge Code Cable Lock 1.8m addresses this risk by providing a robust, keyless locking solution that anchors your device to a fixed object. Its 4-digit resettable combination eliminates the hassle of carrying keys while the 1.8-meter braided steel cable offers flexibility without compromising security. Whether you're working from a café, a co-working space, or a university campus, this lock gives you peace of mind that your valuable hardware stays put.

Who is it for

This cable lock is ideal for professionals, students, and anyone who regularly uses a laptop or tablet with a wedge security slot in public or semi-public environments. It suits IT administrators securing multiple devices, remote workers who move between locations, and travelers who need a lightweight yet dependable anti-theft accessory. If your device has a wedge-shaped security slot—commonly found on Dell, Alienware, some HP, Acer, and Lenovo models—this lock is a perfect fit.

Main features

• 4-digit resettable combination lock with 10,000 possible codes for personalized security.
• 1.8-meter braided steel cable with PVC coating for cut resistance and durability.
• 360-degree rotating lock head for easy alignment and reduced cable strain.
• Zinc alloy lock head with tamper-resistant design to deter forced entry.
• Compatible with wedge security slots on a wide range of laptops and tablets.
• Keyless operation—no keys to lose or forget.

Specifications

• Lock type: Combination lock
• Combination digits: 4
• Cable length: 1.8 m
• Security slot type: Wedge
• Cable material: Braided steel
• Cable coating: PVC
• Lock head material: Zinc alloy
• Rotation: 360 degrees
• Resettable combination: Yes
• Color: Black
• Application: Laptop, notebook, tablet security

Tips

To maximize security, loop the cable around a sturdy, immovable object such as a desk leg or a fixed anchor point. When setting your combination, avoid easily guessed codes like 0000 or 1234. Periodically check the cable for signs of wear and ensure the lock head is fully inserted into the security slot before leaving your device unattended.