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Flash chips just seem a lot less of a hassle, especially for newcomers that are trying to start from zero, less barrier to entry
In many cases I agree. It can be very frustrating to find that you have to source a bunch of different parts and tools when you're dabbling in a complex world like chip burning. And for someone asking "Which burner would you recommend" I would think a simple answer that supports readily available chips is a great suggestion. But ask yourself, is this a general recommendation thread, or a thread involving someone who has already purchased hardware? Is the current discussion helping the OP determine whether or not the product he's purchased can burn the chips that are available to him? One of the folks here who has the same product says "Definitely yes." Is there any need to continue?