Why I buy this one ?
- Product Type - Converter
- Warranty - 2 years
- Standards - PS/2 Keyboard and Mouse
- OS Compliant

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What our customer's say!

"Awesome! Just what I was looking for!", These handly little converter cables work like magic! I have an old D-Link DKVM-8E KVM switch and I wanted to connect up some laptops that only supported USB connections for keyboard and mouse. These converters worked right out of the box, no drivers or configuration required!
A great product and timely delivery.

"works for me", It is working fine - I can use my old desktop mouse and keyboard with my laptop when I'm at home. A lot cheaper than buying those new with USB connections.

"Great converter", Using this product with a Sony Vaio notebook, Dell keyboard and ancient 3-button mouse. The first time I tried it, I hadn't quite waited long enough for all processes to start on the computer after boot up, and the keyboard didn't function. I just unplugged, restarted, waited sufficiently, replugged, connected the mouse and keyboard, and everything works perfectly.

"Does not work with KVM", I would give this 5 stars if you are only looking to use your Ps2 devices into ONE USB computer. The problem is that this does not work well on a KVM. It works when one computer is completely shut down, but not when both are running (which defeats the purpose of using a KVM!). The computers I used were a Dell Inspiron Desktop and a Toshiba Laptop, both computers had the same problem. I have another USB to PS2/Converter and that works just fine on both computers. Unfortunately, I had no luck with the Trendnet one despite several attempts.

"Works great!", I recently purchased a laptop to replace an old desktop and I still wanted to be able to use my monitor, mouse and keyboard at my desk. My mouse was already USB connected but my keyboard wasn't. I searched around and found a few different USB to PS/2 converters, but as I read some of the reviews I was hesitant on which one to get. I decided on this one and it has worked perfectly. Every key on my keyboard works as expected. I would recommend this to anyone.

Read this reviews before You buy...

"Works with KVM and Dell", I use this cable with a new Dell PowerEdge SC440 server and an old Apex Outlook KVM. Works great - no problem at all.


"Does not work with PS/2 KVMs", This converter does not work to connect a Logitech USB wireless mouse on a PS/2 KVM switch. Someone said it did work, but it doesn't. I wish I wouldn't have wasted money on this.


"Converter dependable so far...", So far I have not had any issues with this converter. I have been using it for about 2 months now and am very satisfied. I only have my keyboard hooked to it at this point, but like the option of being able to hook a mouse to it too if I need it in the future. The converter was easy to install and has been reliable. No funny issues with my keyboard responding improperly.

"Does not work with Dell", I tried this on both a Dell Inspiron notebook as well as a Dell Inspiron 530 desktop. On both computers the mouse would work but the keyboard did not.

I ended up with the Kingwin UPS2C(I could not locate it on Amazon, had to go elsewhere) and it worked fine. That was is only $4.99 and works perfectly even with a KVM.



"Does *not* work with Dell Vostro or a KVM switch", I've tested the TU-PS2 with a Dell Vostro 200 and can confirm that it *doesn't* work, despite of what a previous reviewer found. If you plug the TU-PS2 into a Dell Vostro 200 and connect a PS2 keyboard, every keystroke gets multiplied 5 times, there's clearly something wrong with this converter.

I've also tested the TU-PS2 (independently of the test above) with a KVM switch, an IOGEAR KVM2Kit, in which case it doesn't even work with a plain vanilla HP laptop with Windows XP installed.

Conclusion: The TRENDnet TU-PS2 works with less hardware than a cheap noname $5 USB/PS2 converter you can order from various places. Definitely not worth to pay $15.