SABRENT USB 2.0 to Serial (9-Pin) DB-9 RS-232 Adapter Cable 6ft Cable [FTDI Chipset] (CB-FTDI)

I have a preference for the FTDI USB-to-Serial converters and have zero troubles with them. I've got test stations that have 21 serial cables on them at the office and using software that I wrote via their DLL have worked perfectly for years.This one is for another program I'm writing. I was able to program the description string using FT_Prog so that I can identify exactly what each serial interface is connected to and again, works perfectly.Sometimes I'll use little adapter boards; sometimes this cable for the convenience of a direct DB9 connection.Definitely BT recommended

Works well with Windows 11 and Ubuntu Linux. I have had no problems with it so far. There have been no drops or crashes, which were issues I experienced with previous adapters I tried.

Worked great for resurrecting an old trackball remote. Recognized right away on Linux.

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I'm working a project to sends 114 byte data packet to a display. The first one I made was working fine with Sabrent FTDI cable. I built a second system/display, I used a no-name FTDI cable, but was displaying incorrect data. I can't explain why, it wasn't noise and the bad data was consistent. Ordered a 2nd Sabrent cable, display is now work fine.Bottom line, if you have a project that isn't working right, and you are using a different mfg's cable, try one of the Sabrent!

I recently purchased and used the SABRENT 6-FT USB to RS-232 DB9 Serial 9 Pin Adapter, and it has been a reliable solution for my connectivity needs.The Prolific PL2303 chipset ensures stable and efficient data transfer. Plug-and-play functionality makes it simple to set up and start using immediately. Works well with various devices and operating system. The 6-foot cable provides ample length for flexible positioning and usage. I haven't encountered any issues with this adapter.Overall:The SABRENT 6-FT USB to RS-232 DB9 Serial Adapter is a dependable and easy-to-use product. It provides stable performance and versatility, making it a great choice for connecting serial devices. Highly recommended!

I've worked with some computers that used a serial port for the system console. You'd take a laptop, and use the serial port (with a null modem cable, etc.) and use a terminal emulator (PuTTY, SecureCRT, etc.) with the serial port. As newer laptops no longer included serial ports, I picked this up so that I could continue to access these older computers. Works well.

I purchased this item (CB-FTDI) from Sabrent's outlet store here on Amazon (seller SBT-OUTLET). It was listed as used/"like new". The cable was faulty and only worked in one direction. I suspect (since it's not the first issue I have had issues with SBT-OUTLET) that it was previously returned to them due to this defect and they just resold it without testing which is very poor. I contacted SBT-OUTLET via Amazon messaging, they said they were going to send a replacement but they never did and they then stopped communicating.I purchased a replacement, new, sold by Amazon and it worked fine.