Has anyone used nFR52832 and CP2102 to make a USB slave device?

[Precipheral]

We are developing a game controller with the nRF52832 and I'm keen to make the device also USB compatible via the CP2102.

We are using Segger Embedded Studio and have the controller working via BLE.

Has anyone used these two chips combination successfully to make a USB device?

Is there much involved as the device is already sending HID reports over GATT?

[Nguyen Hoan Hoang]

The CP2102 is an old buggy USB-UART bridge chip.  Not recommended to use.  If you want a USB-UART, FTDI chip is better.  

[Precipheral]

Ah, I did mean the latest version of the CP210x series, which seems to be the CP2104. Does your recommendation still apply? I'm hesitant due to FTDI's practices.

[Nguyen Hoan Hoang]

That one, I haven't used. Can't say if it's good or not.

[Precipheral]

Thank you, it's appreciated.