SANOXY
SANOXY PS/2 Dual PS2 to USB 2.0 Active Adapter Cable Black
Connects a PS/2 keyboard and mouse to a single USB 2.0 port with a built-in active converter
- Connector Number1
- Connect both PS/2 keyboard and mouse through one USB port
- Active adapter with built-in USB IC ensures reliable signal conversion
- Lightweight at .3 ounces for portable use
- Black colour matches typical PC peripherals
- Compatible with PC systems and PS/2 KVM switches
Connect legacy PS/2 gear to modern USB ports
This active adapter lets you plug a PS/2 keyboard and mouse into a single USB 2.0 port on any PC or laptop. The built-in controller handles the protocol conversion so both devices work together without extra drivers. It also supports the PS/2 port on a KVM switch for shared-peripheral setups. The cable is brand new and finished in black.
One USB port serves two PS/2 devices
A single USB Type-A connector splits to dual PS/2 sockets so keyboard and mouse share one host port. The active circuitry translates signals bidirectionally, keeping both inputs responsive. No external power is required beyond the USB bus. This is the deciding spec if you have only one free USB port but need both legacy peripherals.
No extra software or dongles needed
The adapter draws power directly from the USB 2.0 connection and presents standard HID interfaces to the operating system. Windows, macOS and Linux recognise the keyboard and mouse immediately. There is no bundled configuration utility, firmware updater or driver disc to install. The package contains only the adapter cable itself.
Highlights
- Connect both PS/2 keyboard and mouse through one USB port
- Active adapter with built-in USB IC ensures reliable signal conversion
- Lightweight at .3 ounces for portable use
- Black colour matches typical PC peripherals
- Compatible with PC systems and PS/2 KVM switches
Specifications
| Brand | SANOXY |
|---|---|
| Connector Number | 1 |
Questions about this item
Will this adapter let me run a PS/2 keyboard and mouse through a single USB 2.0 port on my PC?
Yes, the active converter combines both PS/2 devices into one USB Type-A connection so they work together on a single port.
What USB standard does the adapter use, and what does that mean for speed?
It uses USB 2.0, which is the standard supported by the built-in controller for keyboard and mouse signals.
How much space does the adapter need behind the computer?
The unit weighs 0.3 ounces and has a short cable, so it fits in tight rear-panel clearances without blocking adjacent ports.
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