SYBA SY-USB-PS2 USB to PS/2 (Keyboard & Mouse) Adapter

Pros: Works perfectly and exactly as expected.

Cons: Sad to see the PS/2 keyboard connector fade from history.

Overall Review: This is a bit more expensive than other PS/2 to USB connectors but it is probably the one you want. That lump in the middle makes it an active connector which is need most PS/2 to USB applications.

Overall Review: Works on linux

Pros: - No drivers needed, just plugged in and it worked - My trackball works with this adapter in BIOS and Windows 10 - Best of all, since my new mobo only had one ps/2 connector that my keyboard is plugged into, this adapter allowed me to use my fave ancient Trackman Marble

Cons: - None

Pros: Inexpensive

Cons: Mouse connection plug did not work for any computer I attempted to use (2 desktop and one htpc server)

Overall Review: I received the adapter quickly. Attempted to use it on the Windows 10 desktop for which it was purchased (through a LinksKey KVM switch) and no mouse function (keyboard worked). Removed the KVM and directly connected - no mouse function. Switched to another direct connection on another Windows 10 desktop - no mouse function. Repeated for an Intel NUC used as an htpc - no mouse function. Gave up and tried to return. The cost of shipping from Newegg to me combined with the cost of shipping back to Newegg was greater than the cost of the adapter - gave up. None of the computers tested had ps2 ports for the keyboard/mouse so required an adapter, since the KVM is only ps2. Had multiple adapters in the past (working just fine), but lately as the adapters have started to fail, new adapters (more than SYBA) have not worked. Maybe time to switch to a USB KVM :(

Pros: -Works for Hackintoshing -Easy installation

Cons: -Windows 7 required a restart in order for proper functionality, but I think that's not an issue on SYBA's end, rather Microsoft's

Overall Review: -Would recommend, pretty straightforward

Pros: Works great with my miniview ultra 8-port kvm. No problems getting into or using the BIOS on any of my computers that don't have ps2

Cons: None so far

Pros: Just works, immediately, no drivers or problems at all. I've used it with several machines so far including H81, x79 and H97 platforms, and a Surface Pro 3.

Cons: none at this time.

Overall Review: My cable did allow me to use my keyboard in bios although seeing as someone else had an issue with it, this may be motherboard/keyboard dependent. Using mine with a 1987 IBM Model M

Pros: May work for you if you don't need to use the KB/Mouse in BIOS. Convenient small adapter.

Cons: Did NOT work for what I wanted. This adapter did not allow the KB/Mouse to be used in the BIOS program, which is what I wanted it for. To do that, the converter needs to have active electronics, which this device apparently does not have. So, it connects the wires from PS/2 to USB, but without the electronic conversion, the BIOS program won't recognize them.

Overall Review: For the price, I was not surprised it did not have active electronics. This can work fine in the OS environment. But if you need your KB/Mouse for BIOS, get something else.