TanQY PS2 to USB Adapter For Keyboard & Mouse with PS2 Interface,Built-in USB IC,Support PS/2 Port of KVM Switch ((Purple&Green)

This adapter works great with systems that do not natively support ps/2 and is as easy as plug and play, great value too. A note, after using this for a while i have noticed a very slight input delay, but it is just about noticable if you are looking for it, eg playing a fast paced game.

Perfect , performed exactly as expected to allow a PS/2 keyboard to work on a PC with no PS/2 socket.

works great for my IBM model M from 1988

The PS/2 to USB adaptor worked as expected allowing me to connect my old PS/2 keyboard and mouse to one single USB slot on the laptop. This worked with a laptop running Windows 10 and also another laptop running Linux Mint. However, when connecting to the laptops through a PS/2 KVM Switch, the mouse did not respond at all and it took a lot of messing around with the connections to get the mouse working; even then, the mouse movements became erratic when switching between workstations and laptops using the KVM. In summary, a great little adaptor when used to connect PS/2 keyboard and mouse directly to a single USB slot.

I bought this to replace a failed USB to PS/2 adapter I'd had for ages. I was aware that not all splitters work with some kit and can be problematic with KVM switches too so I was a little apprehensive when I bought this having done quite a bit of searching on Amazon to pick what I hoped would work ok without paying silly money. Thankfully it turned out to be a good buy and so far it has worked with every piece of kit I've tried using with it so far running different Operating Systems - Windows 10 / 11 and Linux - all through an aging PS/2 with VGA KVM switch. The USB 'A' connecting plug is larger than a standard USB plug in order for it to contain the required circuitry to enable it to function correctly and do the conversion from USB to PS/2. However it is not huge and only protrudes a but further out from whichever USB 'A' port used compared to an ordginairy connector. The two cables connecting the female PS/2 connectors are around 8cm long to gives enough flexibility to distance them away from the the connnected device. Overall a very well made neat little splitter that seems to do the job well for a reasonable price.

Just the job when porting the old keyboard to something somewhat newer.

Does the job (Connecting combined Keyboard/Trackball PS/2 to Windows 11) perfectly.

For allowing more headroom as opposed to using a thicker ps/2 to USB converter that takes up a lot of space, this converter does its job. However, for some reason, I get some input issues when typing one more than a few keys at a time and I'm not sure why that is. I've tested it on a keyboard with n-key rollover and it had some issues registering and repeated keypresses. Bizarre.