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What our customer's say!

"Did not work", I connected this to the serial port on a medical instument and a HP laptop PC running Windows XP. I was unable to establish a working connection to download files. Baud rate and other serial port settings were configured on both sides as suggested by the instrument documentation. When the PC was disconnected and the adapter left attached to the instrument I got a warning message stating that an unknown PC was connected to the instrument. This adapter may have failed due to a physical defect or due to the peculiarities of establishing a serial port connection that is beyond my capability to solve.

"Works great in Linux", I bought this in order to use my old serial GPS receiver with my newer laptop. It works great in Ubuntu Linux, and I was able to use my GPS again!

"Enables use of my Palm IIIc with my new HP laptop", Purchased a new laptop which does not have a serial port. This item allowed me to continue to use my Palm IIIC. Setup was quick and the adapter cable works perfectly.

"Not a bad bang for the buck", Bought some of these as I needed a serial interface into some equipment and the computers my work was building no longer had these available. Install the driver, plug in the cable, and go. Only caveat was remembering which serial port it was using.

Cable did what I needed it to do and I really can't complain.

"PL2303!", As another reviewer pointed out, this item uses the Prolific PL-2303 chip, giving excellent support under Linux and Mac OSX. Unlike some other USB to serial adapters (such as those from Cypress), this device correctly implements hardware flow control and sets proper line voltages, ensuring full RS-232 compatibility.

Not only is it good, it's also very inexpensive. Five stars in my book.

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"overall good", works great for console access to cisco routers except for break sequence. this is a common issue for USB serial connections thsi one does not fix that problem, but great for working systems.

"Don't Waste Your Money", Please don't waste your money on this thing. I bought it to connect my Garmin eTrex Venture to my laptop. The cable does not work. My GPS works fine connected to my desktop PC through the serial port but it will not work using this adapter cable on either my desktop or my laptop. Tried all the companies drivers (which all seem to be the same ones just under different file names). My laptop is running Vista (I had no choice in that matter) and e-mailed Sabrent for Vista drivers. They sent me a file and it did not work either. Neither of my PCs will recognize the GPS unit when I use this adapter cable. I guess I could be doing something wrong but a lot of other folks seem to have the same problem. I bought it for the price but I guess this is a classic example of the old saying "you get what you pay for".

"Sabrent SBT-USC1K - worthless", I bought this unit and a Sabrent SBT-USC6M (the six foot unit)to connect to routre console ports. Neither would work on a Dell Inspiron 1525 with Windows Vista Home Premium. After researching the problem and trying various things I contacted Sabrent by email and they emailed me a Vista installer for the device, which by the way I could not find on the Sabrent site. I ran it and the device installed - once - it ceased functioning and the install package will not re-install the drivers. I have wasted eight hours on this and now I am returning both units and am going to try the Best Buy unit that another reviewer had success with. Yes - Vista has problems - but this is unacceptable for a product in the market today. Sabrent should either MAKE SURE they have drivers that install and stay working or should either not sell these devices or at least provide a strong caveat that the devices have problems with Vista.

"Perfect Adaptor For My Use", No problems. Plugged it into one of my USB ports and instantly have a DB-9 serial port. Construction seems very tough. I think it will last forever!

"Works perfectly on Ubuntu Linux", This USB/Serial converter works perfectly on Ubuntu 7.10. It uses the pl2303 chip which Ubuntu recognizes immediately after hotplugging it. The serial port is then available under /dev/ttyUSB0.

I have tried several USB/Serial converters, some even more expensive than this one, and found that the Sabrent SBT-USC1K not only works flawlessly, but is also very reasonably priced.