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Your cart is empty.The Targus defcon p2kl cable lock is a sturdy locking device featuring a push- button for quick locking and a 6 ft. Steel cable with a loop on one end and a lock on the other. Any tampering will noticeably damage the computer, preventing resale and discouraging theft. The lock utilizes the security slot already built into your laptop. Cable lock ships with two keys.
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on February 4, 2025
Was pickpocketed in Europe. This will help reduce that from happening again in Mexico. Chaim can’t be cut or unhooked easily. Looks attractive. Gave it many a good yank but never has it separated from my iPhone 15.
Me
Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2023
Kinda heavy & not easily wrapped for carrying around. But perhaps that is part of the deterrent
Matt Reynolds
Reviewed in Canada on January 21, 2023
Received the lock, the second time I tried to lock it, the key jammed halfway through the turn and is now stuck, rendering the lock useless.
R.M.M.
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2022
A simple, functional anti-theft product.A long cable- allows you to thread through the handle of your laptop case/bag as well as other similar items: Breifcase; Backpack; Slingbag; Peripheral accessories; etc.
AR
Reviewed in Canada on August 13, 2021
Excellent
Melissa H
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2021
Easy to install and use. Feel much better now that my computer is secured to my desk at the office.
Iñigo
Reviewed in Spain on December 28, 2016
El acabado es prefecto y muy fácil de instalar. Aconsejoi leerse las instrucciones porque alguna gente se ha quejado sin motivo al no seguir las mismas. Cumple a la perfección su cometido y además trae un soporte anclaje para tu lugar de trabajo. Muchas gracias. Un producto aconsejable.
Family
Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2015
The lock was new,as described and arrived promptly. The customer service was great because I was not clear if it was for a laptop since the box read notebook and desktop. I sent an email and got a prompt reply and was told that if it didn't fit a return would not be a problem. It turned out to work fine and the instructions included in the box were easy to follow. I would buy from this vendor again,
Hairy Muppet
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 4, 2014
I would have preferred a key lock rather than combination (combinations can often be easy to open) but this one seems to have been made with tight enough tolerances to make the simple act of reading the tumblers difficult. Only 4 tumblers - so not super safe. Then again, the point of these isn't to make your laptop unstealable; just more awkward than others and be enough to slow a thief down.The cable feels strong (not done a cut test) and so long as you make sure there isn't too much slack, I can see it doing it's job.Security is in depth though, so this is no replacement for proper tags, tracking (software or hardware) and insurance.
Jessica L.
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2013
I bought 25 of these for my work so we can lock down our laptops while at the client site. The product is good, minus the fact you can only set the lock code once. I already had a coworker forget his code after 1 day, so we had to scrap that lock.
Trevor Burnham
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2009
I was looking for a laptop lock that I could throw into my laptop bag and take with me wherever I need to secure my MacBook Pro (e.g. coffee shops). This more than does the job--I certainly don't worry about theft when it's in place--but it's longer, heavier and more awkward than necessary for my purposes.I would recommend this laptop lock for stationary uses (securing a laptop to a desk, for instance), but not to someone looking for security on the go.
Evo
Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2005
Please note that this review is for: "Targus PA410U DEFCON CL Notebook Computer Cable Lock." It is a four-digit combination cable lock and does not use a key or have an alarm (as some of the other reviews seem to suggest).Great Aspects:This Targus Notebook Lock does its job well and is relatively small and light. There are 10,000 possible combinations and an "anchor plate" is included to create a "secure object" if you are usually using your computer in an area without such stable objects. The 6' cable itself is pretty strong and would take quite some time to cut. The lock can swivel/pivot when locked into a notebook, making it easier to move the notebook and keeping the cable from getting entangled with itself or other things. Re-setting the combination is simple and the lock is very easy to install.Downside:Obviously, really determined thieves are going to be able to work thier way around the lock, either by destroying the computer's casing on the side the lock is attached (particularly for plastic-sided notebooks), guessing the combination, destroying the secure object, or cutting through the cable. Provided, most of these actions will take some time (and probably make considerable noise) but the lock is a deterent to theft, not an invincible bastion of security. Use a little common sense with your laptop and don't feel that the lock will save your computer from everything. The price of this lock isn't particularly cheap but it's probably worth the price.Summary:This notebook lock should satisfy the security needs of almost all notebook users. The price isn't excellent but, then again, it's also a very good lock and most people probably wouldn't mind paying a few extra bucks for a lock that will actually work well. This is about as good as it gets for general notebook locks.Highly Recommend.
Two Wheel Touring
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2005
This does exactly what it is supposed to do. It is light, easy to pack, easy to use, and probably difficult to crack.(Though would-be PC pilferers haven't tried taking a hacksaw to my cable lock so I cannot comment as to its ability to withstand saws, blow-torches, or any other criminal's tool.)Other reviewers baffled me as mine is as described by Amazon. There is neither an alarm nor batteries. Why bother with an alarm if the PC is locked with steel cable? Seems like overkill?
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