Editorial Review:

Item Description:
The USB to PS2 Converter is the best solution for those who want to use legacy PS2 devices on USB systems. It allows you to connect a PS2 mouse and keyboard through the USB port on any computer. Now you can enjoy using your keyboard and mouse connected to the USB-PS/2 adapter as an USB compatible device.

Amazon.com Item Description:
The USB to PS/2 Converter is the best solution for those who want to use legacy PS/2 devices on new USB systems. You can connect a PS/2 mouse and keyboard through the USB port on any computer. Enjoy using your keyboard and mouse connected to the USB-PS/2 adapter as a USB-compatible device!

It is compliant with USB 1.0/1.1 revisions and supports both UHCI and OHCI specifications. Plus, this device is easy to install with no software driver required. Requires Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows 2000, or Windows XP; Netware 4.11/5.0, HP Unix, Linux; or for an Apple computer, Mac OS 8.6 or higher.

What's in the Box
One USB to PS/2 dual PS/2 converter adapter.









Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours

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Rating: - * Did Not Work! (zero stars not available) ... This product arrived intact and appeared to be well made (although the packaging looked cheap which made me suspicious). When barely touching the adapter to the port, keyboard light came on for a second, but when completely plugged in, nothing. Tried it on a difference machine, same thing. Returned for refund. Rating: - * Not so good ... I ordered these because our new Dell computers do not have PS/2 ports for the keyboards and the mice. I have three computers on my desk and I need to be able to swap between them. The KVM switch allows me to do this, but with the new Dell computers, my choice was to have three keyboards and three mice on my desk and only use the KVM to switch video or buy and use these. The keyboard works fine, no complaints, but after trying mice from two different companies and a track ball I gave up. So I have two mice and a track ball on my disk, and the KVM switch controls the keyboards and the monitors. The mouse movement is erratic at best, there is no way of using any of the mice affectively, I tried (Microsoft mouse, Logitech Mouse and the track ball). This is a workable solution, but it's not a good solution. For the price I can't complain, I got what I paid for and it will do until I get a USB KVM switch. Rating: - * works as expected ... I have to attach specialty Russian keyboards to an entire classroom of Dell computers. Since the PCs no longer have PS2 ports without paying extra, I purchased the splitter, and it worked perfectly. I previously bought the single USB to PS2 converter and tried it on several different models and every USB port but the new Dells wouldn't recognize the device. Rating: - * great space saver ... This is really useful to save space on the slots of the pc, and even for laptops, is very useful. Rating: - * Hard to find in retail stores. Amazon to the rescue ... I've amassed quite a collection of mice and keyboards over the years and they all were in perfect condition. The only problem was that they could not be used on my new laptop because the plug-thingies(Geek squad, please forgive my lingo) were round insted of flat like the ports in most new PCs. Instead of buying yet another mouse and keyboard, I purchased this adapter thingy and now I just plug the old mouse/keyboard into the round ends and the flat end plugs directly into my laptop. Perfect solution for a non-tekkie type