TRENDnet USB to PS/2 Converter
This USB to PS/2 converter allows you to connect a PS/2 keyboard and mouse to a USB port on your Desktop or Laptop PC.
TRENDnet USB to PS/2 Converter Accessories
 TRENDnet TK-209K 2-Port USB KVM Switch Kit with Audio (Includes 2x KVM Cables)
TRENDnet TK-207K Version v1.1R 2-Port USB KVM Switch Kit Includes 2x KVM Cables
PS2 To USB Keyboard Adapter M/f
Sabrent SBT-PS2U USB to Dual 2-Port PS/2 Splitter Cable Converter
Adesso PS/2 to USB Adapter, connects 2 PS/2 connectors to 1 USB port/hub (ADP-PU21 )
Belkin USB 2.0 4-Port Ultra Mini Hub F5U407
Transcend 8 GB SDHC Class 6 Flash Memory Card TS8GSDHC6
Kingston DataTraveler 4 GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive DTI/4GB
Belkin F3U134-10 USB Extension Cable (10-Feet)
Belkin F3U133-10 Hi-Speed USB 2.0 Cable (10 Feet)
TRENDnet USB to PS/2 Converter Reviews
These converters worked right out of the box, no drivers or configuration required. A great product and timely delivery. I have an old D-Link DKVM-8E KVM switch and I wanted to connect up some laptops that only supported USB connections for keyboard and mouse. These handly little converter cables work like magic.
It is working fine - I can use my old desktop mouse and keyboard with my laptop when I'm at home. A lot cheaper than buying those new with USB connections.
I just unplugged, restarted, waited sufficiently, replugged, connected the mouse and keyboard, and everything works perfectly. The first time I tried it, I hadn't quite waited long enough for all processes to start on the computer after boot up, and the keyboard didn't function. Using this product with a Sony Vaio notebook, Dell keyboard and ancient 3-button mouse.
I would give this 5 stars if you are only looking to use your Ps2 devices into ONE USB computer. Unfortunately, I had no luck with the Trendnet one despite several attempts. The problem is that this does not work well on a KVM. I have another USB to PS2/Converter and that works just fine on both computers. The computers I used were a Dell Inspiron Desktop and a Toshiba Laptop, both computers had the same problem. It works when one computer is completely shut down, but not when both are running (which defeats the purpose of using a KVM).
I recently purchased a laptop to replace an old desktop and I still wanted to be able to use my monitor, mouse and keyboard at my desk. My mouse was already USB connected but my keyboard wasn't. Every key on my keyboard works as expected. I would recommend this to anyone. I decided on this one and it has worked perfectly. I searched around and found a few different USB to PS/2 converters, but as I read some of the reviews I was hesitant on which one to get.
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