Anti-Theft Laptop Security Cable Lock to Protect Your Device when Traveling and in Low-Supervision Areas
The Manhattan Universal 3-in-1 Laptop Combination Lock is your reliable security companion in today’s world of mobile workforces and BYOD trends. It protects your expensive mobile devices and the sensitive information they contain, wherever your workday takes you. It's easy to use and carry so your laptop stays right where it needs to be.

Maximum Compatibility with One Lock for Any Slot
This versatile laptop lock is compatible with the three most common security slots: Noble Wedge, Kensington K-Slot (T-Bar), and Nano Security Slot. Its adjustable lock tip makes it the perfect fit for laptops from leading brands like HP®, Lenovo®, Asus®, Acer®, Dell®, and more - offering a future-proof solution as device security standards evolve.

Reliable Protection for More than Laptops
This lock effortlessly latches directly into the most common industry standard lock slot design, the Kensington K-Slot. In addition to being used in many notebook computers, it's also used in many monitors, projectors, desktop PCs, printers and docking stations to protect more of your equipment.

Resettable 4-digit combo lock
The combination lock means you don't have to worry about lost keys. The four-wheel design provides up to 10,000 possible combinations to help safeguard your equipment from attempted code guesses. Choose your own combination so you can remember it easily or change it often to prevent others from knowing it.

Strong, durable and cut-resistant steel cable
Set in 1.8 meters (6 ft.) of sleeved, galvanized steel, this cable lock strongly resists cutting attempts. The flexible construction bends easily to loop around a stationary post, desk, table or other attachment point. A durable PVC jacket helps protect electronics, furniture and other objects from scratches and damage.

Security first in retail, educational environments and trade show booths
Most electronics theft is a crime of opportunity, and it only takes a second to steal an untethered PC from a desk or table. Better safe than sorry in places like libraries, computer labs, government offices, universities, airports and many other public spaces.