Laptop locks are security products that physically prevent laptop theft.
Based on actual user experience, this article recommends several considerations for purchasing laptop locks for wholesalers’ reference.
The following uses the MK816 as an example for detailed explanation.
- Applicability
There are three mainstream lock holes on the market: STD, Nano, and Wedge.
STD lock holes alone offer four locking methods: T-handle rotation, horizontal bolt extension, scissor bolt extension, and three-claw vertical extension.
The MK816 is an STD lock hole, a mainstream lock hole with a wide customer base.
It uses T-bar rotation locking method and fits standard 3x7mm security slots.
Before purchasing, wholesalers should pay attention to these lock details, such as the key hole, locking method, and compatible slots, to avoid choosing the wrong product.
- Practicality
After locking, the user should tie the cable to a nearby fixed object, such as a table leg or a fixed pole.
Since the location of the fixed object may vary in real-world use, laptop locks are designed with this in mind and provide appropriate solutions.
The MK816 features dual-axis rotation structure, allowing the lock head to rotate 360° and the cable to rotate 180°, providing users with better locking and smoother operation.
The cable can be pulled in multiple directions, preventing excessive bending and deformation that can shorten the laptop lock’s lifespan.
The 1.8-meter cable length allows for easy connection to nearby fixed objects and provides more space for winding, enhancing security.
Before purchasing, wholesalers should pay attention to whether the lock head and cable can rotate, as well as the cable length, and then purchase based on user preferences.
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