PS2 to USB Female,PS/2 Male Converter Changer Adapter for Wired Mouse 2pcs by Oxusbor(Notice:Can't Match All Motherboard,Have Matching Problem)

I bought this adapter to allow use of a wireless connection for a Roland VS-2000CD digital audio workstation. Unfortunately, having tried it, the Roland does not seem designed to allow a wireless connection. I do not think that this is due to a problem with the adapter. The Roland has only a single port for a mouse. I wanted to use a wireless USB keyboard and mouse that share a single transmitter but it is not working with this device. I can continue to use a wired PS/2 mouse but was hoping to eliminate the clutter of the wires. I also have an older computer that I am going to try it with.

Used these to connect new keyboard and mouse to old 2002 PC . Works perfectly even the RGB on the Key/Mouse work no problems.

Had to return first set ax one of the pair was defective. Had replacement next day after submitting claim. They work as intended.

I had hoped to use these adapters for wired USB mice on two of my 3 Hp 6300 SFF machines. While these machines have both PS2 Keyboard and Mouse ports, they are 5-6 years or so old. These run Win 10 Pro beautifully and I had high hopes of freeing up all usb ports by using these adapters with my simple wired USB mice.I tried numerous times to get them to work on two different machines with two different mice. Mice lit up but no data is being sent to the computer and no mouse indicator on the screen. I suppose it may be worth it to try these in a system where you have no other option, but my advice would be to forget wasting your time if you have other alternatives.

My order was processed fast and I got it just as promised, unfortunately, I ordered the wrong item, but it was my fault. My computer tower has the USB connection but my key board has the old round female connector; I was trying to get one that would allow me connect my keyboard but with this converter would not work. I am going to keep it anyways. Thank you for your prompt service though.

I recently purchased the PS2 to USB Female Adapter and it has been a somewhat disappointing experience. While the adapter does save USB ports and is compatible with mice and keyboards, it does not work with all motherboards and can be difficult to get working with the right steps. Additionally, the adapter is not compatible with other devices and the manufacturer offers a refund only if the adapter does not work, rather than offering a return policy. Overall, while the adapter may work well for some users, it is not the most reliable option and there are likely better options available.

Was having an issue after doing our year-end office cleanup. We figured "who the heck uses PS/2 anymore? i haven't in forever"Well... one of our older backup servers failed a few days ago and it refused to enable USB support in the BIOS so I couldn't put the device into recovery mode. Ended up being stuck in an endless boot-loop.Figured PS/2 is normally powered into BIOS so I purchased one of these adapters. Despite warning from other people saying it may not work, it definitely worked on the main intent (the backup server) and on a really old laptop and another PC that happened to have PS/2 ports I wanted to test on. All three worked fine but all i cared about was getting my backup server running.worked great! $5 saved sooooooooooooooooooooooooooo much potential loss and time wasted.Plastic mold is a little off so it wasn't built the best, but the connectors themselves are solid and snug. no loose stuff here.

I didn`t need these in the end. So returned.