Why I buy this one ?
- USB to PS/2 converter allows use of legacy PS/2 devices on newer USB systems
- Supports both UHCI and OHCI specifications
- Bus-powered so no power adapter is required
- Easy installation requires no software drivers
- Supports Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP; Mac OS 8.6 or higher; Linux; Netware 4.11/5.0; Sun Microsystems

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What our customer's say!

"Worked Well, Until it Died", This was very handy to use a wired ps/2 mouse and keyboard to the PS3, but after a few months of use, it doesn't seem to work: the keyboard no longer seems to be on, the lights won't go on with the caps/num lock/scroll lock, and not even the mouse does anything. Tried with various keyboards/mice but it's this product that no longer functions. Buy a USB keyboard instead.

"It worked, no complaints", I didn't experience any problems and this was much cheaper than what was selling at my local Best Buy.

"Didn't work, had to return it", This is a simple product: it either allows you to use older peripherals with modern USB-equipped PC's or it doesn't. In my case, it didn't. I tried it with a single "Dell" (actually IBM) keyboard and three different PCs: a Gateway desktop, a Lenovo ThinkPad, and a Fujitsu P-7000 series notebook. It didn't work on any of them, even after rebooting. Oh well. (Amazon refunded my money).

"Great", Needed it for my MAC MINI 1.1. Had PS/2 keyboard and mouse that are now USB. No problem. Easy installation.

"Excellent product", This adapter was easy to install and began working as soon as I plugged it in. Windows XP recognized the device and automatically installed the drivers. I would recommend this product for anyone looking for a simple solution.

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"Worked just as stated", It may be that this works with some computers and not with others. I have a ps2 mouse and keyboard hooked up to my dell that only accepts USB inputs. Plugged it in and it was ready to go. Have had it for a few days, no problems, and with a price like this, how can I not then give it five stars.

"did NOT work ... first time", My laptop (Dell Latitude D500) recognized and installed this device but in 30 sec. the device stopped respond.
The cable looks VERY cheap.
..........
Next day before returning the item I decided to check it one more time ... and it worked!
Checked the device with other machines - everything is fine. VERY, VERY strange...

"Not All Computers Recognize This", After purchasing this item, I found I could not get my computer to recognize it. There are no drivers available for it, and after some research, I found this was a common problem with this item. I also tried it on my father's computer, with no luck.

"Works (for a while) and it's less expensive than a new keyboard", I liked my old PS/2 keyboard, but it wouldn't connect to my desktop-replacement 17" Dell laptop. So I turned to this adapter cable. I only needed one of the PS/2 connections. Good thing, because the other one is evidently not working properly. It works ok at first and then at least one key (not always the same one) will fail to work until the keyboard is disconnected then reconnected. Short story is that it got the job done less expensively than a new keyboard.

Update: Late October, 2008 - My keyboard stopped working. I haven't done extensive testing, but my assumption is that this adapter has completely failed. I ended up getting a new native usb keyboard. If I had the opportunity to change my star rating it would be max of 2 stars.

"Great Price", I spend a lot of time at Office Depot, Office Max, and Staples looking for things that I want to buy. When I find something that I want, I take down the name of the product, and buy a similar product on Amazon. I do this because I like to see what I'm buying before I buy it, and Amazon offers lower prices than the stores.

Case in point, a similar item sells for $20 at Office Max and $30 at Staples, sells for $6 on Amazon.

The USB to PS/2 converter works like a charm for my Microsoft Ergonomic PS/2 Keyboard. I don't have any problems with it. I have a Compaq laptop that runs on Windows Vista Business.