LabJackReviews of labjack.com

Sorry. I used LabJack in some project which required a wired interface between a PC and my hardware but I have forgotten what I did with it. I've been retired from Stanford Linear Accelerator for ten years now. I do have fond memories of the unique capabilities of the LabJack.

Solid hardware and software. The gear works has expected. Good quality design, construction, and documentation.

It saved my back. Data acquisition device within budget.

Support helped me understand how feedbackArguments were sent to getFeedback() in python. Had struggled for some time, thinking I had to create new feedbackArguments every call, since I wanted to change state of u3.BitStateWrite(14, LCLsetting['SWactivLEDst']) output each time. Once I realized the setup did not need to be change, just change the ...LEDst, it saved cycle time in my call. Thanks!

Quick to ship, easy to setup and did everything as advertised! The scripting examples were extremely helpful and much more thorough and documented than many other competitors. For the price, ease of setup, component availability, and shipping time, five stars was easy!

Everything was fine. Simple application. By the way you guys owe me a "T" shirt.

LabJack threads the needle. Labjack threads the needle between cost, performance, and product support. There is a cacophony of inexpensive DAQs out there so that the old days of being married to National Instruments for quality measurements is over, but how to chose? LabJack units are inexpensive, but their engineers have made careful and deliberate choices about where to trim cost and where to push for performance. Native firmware provides seamless interface with countless digital and analog sensors. By using industry standard interfaces, LabJack systems get throughput performance while also benefiting from economy of scale and the promise that hardware drivers won't suddenly evaporate with the next Windows release. The folks at LabJack have cleverly figured out how to jam as much interface support as they can into a small and inexpensive DAQ. Here's what doesn't come across in the spec sheets... LabJack's support is unparalleled for comparably priced devices. I have one of the first DAQs LabJack made (the U12) and I can still download drivers for it. I was among the early adopters of the T7, and I was emailing directly with engineers who kept me up-to-date on the software support as it was being released. Staff respond promptly and professionally to forum and email questions. The documentation is clear and thorough. Software support includes enough languages and platforms that it is difficult to imagine a user that won't be able to make a LabJack work for them. I have never regretted buying a LabJack. LabJack DAQs are so inexpensive and so capable, I no longer bother with DAQ selection when I design a new experiment. I just buy a few extra T-series DAQs and network them everywhere a measurement is convenient. At this point, the only reason for me to ever go with a different product would be if I needed sample rates faster than the T7's 100kS/s, but that isn't very likely in my line of work.

Hey! I've used with LabJack products for a while now and they're working as intended. Their forum support is also great, they're answering to all your questions in little to no time and they're also very helpful. I'll definitely recommend them to anyone in need of equipment for projects about measuring something from a device with analog or digital outputs.