163.6%
Tracked Increase
Over a 322-day window
Price Watch · Vendor Series & Channel Repricing
FT234XD-R Price Trend & Sourcing Risk
FTDI — tracked open-market quotes moved 163.6% between 2025-04-21 and 2026-02-26. Here is what the movement likely means and what to check before you order.
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Risk Read
Vendor Series & Channel Repricing
322
Tracking Window (Days)
2025-04-21 → 2026-02-26
4
Distinct Quote Days
Watch confidence trend
Risk Read
Watch Vendor Series & Channel Repricing
Several related part numbers from the same vendor series moved up together in the quotes we tracked, which points more toward a broader distributor/channel repricing, authorized-stock premium or small-batch repackaging cost than a demand spike on this single part number.
Reason confidence: Medium
Manufacturer Reference
Where this part stands officially
Manufacturer match: Base part number matched (Verifiable on manufacturer product page). View the manufacturer page →
Before You Order
What we'd check next
- Confirm suffix, package, temperature grade and date code against your exact requirement — small variants can trade at very different prices.
- Get a fresh quote from an authorized channel rather than relying on this historical range.
- If this part is on your BOM, ask for a same-day risk screen before you commit to a purchase order.
FAQ
About This Price Reference
Is this the live price I'd pay today?
No. These figures come from quotes we tracked between 2025-04-21 and 2026-02-26 and are a reference for direction and magnitude, not a live quote. Ask us for a current quote before you order.
Does a price increase mean I should avoid this part?
Not necessarily. It means the sourcing conditions changed enough to be worth checking before you commit to volume — through an authorized channel, with an alternate part in hand, or with a last-time-buy plan if no alternate exists.
Can you check the rest of my BOM for parts like this?
Yes — send your BOM through the request page and we'll screen every line for the same lifecycle, price-trend and channel-concentration risks. See BOM Risk Analysis for what the review checks.