KINGWIN USB to PS2 Adapter Model UPS2C

Pros: It worked without a hitch on an old Belkin 4 port KVM.

Cons: Dongle is kind of large

Other Thoughts: The KVM I have wouldn't even work with the ps2 keyboard port on the X58 Classified motherboard after it was past the post/bios for some reason. It was fine with this adapter though.

It might matter which USB port you use. Make sure usb 1.0 is enabled.

Pros: Must've been working flawlessly, granted I am only using 1/2 ports for the past few months, can't recall if I was using both.

Cons: Can't think of any.

Other Thoughts: I was just looking for any products I could offer some reviews for and when I came across this I could not remember it for the life of me. I was thinking did I ever even receive it? Then it hit me where and how I've been using it all this time. Plug n play n forget. Remember wishing an adapter could've been cheaper, but seeing how seemless and absent of stress its been... if you really need it this will definitely do the trick.

Pros: Does what it says it will. Lets you plug a PS2 KB/mouse into a USB jack. Worked immediately with both Windows and Ubuntu without me having to do anything but plug it in.

Cons: none

Pros: Plug and GO with ESXi 4.1 without reboot to get USB KB.

config: ESXi 4.1 + TRENDnet TK-401R + USB adapter + PS2 KB.

Cons: none

Pros: This thing WORKS!!! Most newer mother boards only have PS/2 for keyboards so you must use USB for your mouse. I tried a couple other adapters but ALL were junk, causing havoc with the mouse control (including one item from Newegg!!). To make a PS/2 KVM switch function well regardless of your mouse port - USE THIS ITEM!!!!

Cons: ------------

Other Thoughts: This WILL solve your USB to PS/2 mouse problems!!!!!

Pros: Works with a TRENDnet TK-401R 4-Port Rack Mount KVM Switch. I previously tried two unknown china brand adapters on this KVM without success. I'm happy to see it function at all. Well made. Not nearly as fragile as the two china adapters I used previously.

Cons: -The mouse responds poorly: it seems jerky and lags slightly behind (slow). Occasionally, the mouse will freak out and move to the upper right-hand portion of the screen and randomly right-click by itself.
-Perhaps it looks ugly?
-Expensive! The china brand adapters only cost me $1-$2 per.

Other Thoughts: It seems functional for now.

Pros: Mother board I purchased only has 1 PS/2 port. Purchased this for mouse and it works with my 4 Port KVM switch. It is great

Cons: None

Pros: as advertised

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: Using it on two boxes tied to a KVM switch that only accomodates the PS2 plugs. No issues

Pros: ease of use

Cons: none

Pros: ease of use

Cons: none