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Vszerda 2pcs PS/2 Female to USB Male Adapter
Two PS/2 female to USB male adapters connect legacy keyboards and mice to modern USB ports
- Connect legacy PS/2 keyboards and mice to USB ports
- Two adapters included for multiple device setups
- Simple plug-and-play conversion with no drivers required
- Compact design fits easily alongside other USB devices
Dual PS/2 to USB adapter pair
This pack supplies two PS/2 female to USB male converters so legacy keyboards and mice can attach to modern USB ports. Each adapter handles the electrical translation without drivers on common desktop operating systems. The pair is intended for users who maintain older input devices alongside current hardware.
No software or cables included
The adapters are passive electrical interfaces; they add no firmware, configuration utility or extra cabling. Buyers who need active protocol conversion for specialised industrial keyboards or who require a single combined port for both devices will not find that capability here.
Highlights
- Connect legacy PS/2 keyboards and mice to USB ports
- Two adapters included for multiple device setups
- Simple plug-and-play conversion with no drivers required
- Compact design fits easily alongside other USB devices
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the PS/2 female ports or USB male plugs wear out after repeated insertions?
The adapters use standard PS/2 female and USB male connectors rated for typical mating cycles; no user-serviceable parts exist, so the whole unit is replaced if a port becomes loose.
What is the first limit reached when a keyboard or mouse is used continuously through these adapters?
Sustained use is limited by the USB 1.1/2.0 low-speed bandwidth of the PS/2 interface, so input latency or polling rate caps appear before any thermal or power limit.
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