Kensington MicroSaver 2.0 Keyed Twin Laptop Lock

The Kensington MicroSaver 2.0 Twin Keyed Lock is a compact keyed security solution for laptops and other devices with a Kensington Security Slot. Designed as Kensington’s smallest lock without compromising strength, it features a self-coiling carbon-steel cable and twin 10 mm lock heads to secure thin and standard devices. The lock is portable at 0.29 kg and suitable for mobile professionals who need reliable physical protection for laptops, monitors, printers and docking stations.

Advantages

The MicroSaver 2.0 combines a small form factor with robust materials and patented locking technologies. Twin 10 mm heads and T-Bar™ Locking Technology engage the device’s security slot, while Hidden Pin™ Technology provides anti-pick protection. A carbon steel cable resists cutting attempts, and a pivoting, rotating ball joint improves engagement with the device. The product has been independently tested for torque, pull, corrosion and lifecycle performance, and uses Kensington’s Register & Retrieve™ program for ordering replacement keys.

Suitable for

• Securing laptops with a Kensington Security Slot
• Protecting monitors, printers and docking stations
• Use by mobile professionals and office workers
• Temporary locking of devices in shared or public spaces

Key specifications

• Brand: KENSINGTON
• Model: MicroSaver 2.0 Twin Keyed Lock (K65048WW)
• Lock type: Keyed
• Cable material: Carbon steel
• Lock heads: Twin 10 mm
• Product colour: Black
• Weight: 0.29 kg
• EAN: 085896650485

How to use

Loop the self-coiling carbon-steel cable around a fixed structure (desk leg, anchor point or other immovable object). Insert the T-Bar lock heads into the device’s Kensington Security Slot and turn the key to lock. Ensure the pivoting ball joint sits flush against the device for proper engagement. Keep the keys in a secure place and record key details using Kensington’s Register & Retrieve™ service to enable ordering replacements if needed.

Recommendations

Use the lock on devices with a compatible Kensington Security Slot and attach the cable to a solid anchor point. Inspect the cable and lock periodically for wear or corrosion and store the keys separately from the locked device. For environments with high corrosion risk, consider additional protection or more frequent inspections.