V12.63 Original XGecu T48 [TL866-3G] Programmer Support 34000+ ICS for EPROM/MCU/SPI/Nor/NAND Flash/EMMC/IC Tester/ TL866CS TL866II Plus Replacement

The device performed exactly as expected. I used to program ATF22V10 programmable logic devices. I did not use the vendor's software: I used the minipro open source software to control this device. It worked great. At least when using minipro, this device can also do a quick test on most 74-series logic chips (74LS, 74HC, and probably many other families). I thought it was money well spent. Recommended.

This little thing has a ton of ROM chips available. I needed it for an X2816A, which I'd had around for about 30 years. I actually had 2 of the same ROM chip. One of them, unfortunately, stopped working after programming, but I'm chalking this up to the age of the chip. The other one programmed just fine.

Ive used this to read a nand chip from a fallout 4 pipboy. It worked great. Whatyou need to be careful with is the appropriate adapters for whatever chip your trying to read. I would find the chip your trying to read first in the program your supposed to use with this. And then buy that adapter vs whatever listing say on amazon!

The only down side of this is that you have to use it with the vendor's Windows software. If your infosec practises forbid you from using foreign software on a net-connected machine, that can be a problem. The open source project for driving prommers from Linux has not yet caught up with this hardware but is being worked on. That aside, it works very well.

Awesome programmer/reader once you learn how to use it's software.

Does what i need it to.

Works well for writing SST chips for my Honda. Doesn't read or write in Honda tuning suite. You need to read and right with the manufacturer t48 software on there website. But once done you can pull it up on Honda tuning suite and make adjustments then burn it back to the chip on the t48 software. Takes a little bit more time. but works. Also it's 100 USD less than the moates programmer I was going to buy.

I bought this programmer to burn programs on eeprom for a couple of 8-bit vintage computers. Once you figure out how to use it, it works very well. The documentation could use more proper English, but the menu on top of the app guides you rather well. It took me around 20 minutes to understand the app and after that it was smooth sailing.