Tripp Lite USB-C To DB9 Serial Adapter Cable (M/M), 5 Ft

Last summer I ordered 4-5 of these cables primarily because they are made in the USA. I put them on the shelf to use in an upcoming project and now it's time to use them. Imagine my surprise when I found out that they have Prolific drivers, not the quality FTDI chips. Of course the return window has expired and now I'm stuck with a handful of crap quality cables. Nowhere in the advertising material, nor on the box the cable comes in, do they mention "Prolific". I guess it's just supposed to be a surprise. Shame on me for being so gullible. I guess I'll go back to my imported cables that work.

I have used many pother brands of USB to serial adapters with mixed results. Every time I use the Tripp Lite version, it just works. No problems, not reloading drivers, no flakiness, etc. It just works. It is also a good value and holds up well to use

It's pretty basic. You plug it into your computer, and a COM port appears. It does what it says on the tin! I've been using these adapters for years. I hand them out to other techs when I have extras. You plug it in, and it works. Doesn't matter which version of Windows you're running. You don't have to go out looking for drivers. You just wait about 30 seconds if your laptop has never seen one before, and that's it. I really started believing in these when we decommissioned a bunch of monitoring equipment for a large retailer. I pulled one of these from like a dozen different sites. They had been installed for years monitoring embedded devices. Every single one of them worked just fine, and I never heard of a single one going bad out of my service area. There may be other USB serial adapters that are as seamless, but I haven't found one that doesn't need fussing depending on which Windows you're running. (Not tested on Windows 2k or earlier.)

Bastante bien, solo que demasiado corto. Me sirvió también en Linux (Arch), por eso estoy feliz con este cable

Works on my macbook pro