NorSway OBD2 Scanner Tool Wifi Car Code Reader Diagnostic Check Connector with IOS Android and Windows Device

I tried this ODB2 scanner with a 2011 Mazda and it worked without any problems. I was able to check codes and also view live sensor data. I did not use the software on the included CD but instead used the free Torque app for Android. I had used Bluetooth scanners in the past and this was my first experience with a WiFi one, it wasn't too different or difficult to get it connected. Since this scanner uses WiFi, it should work with Apple devices as well but I don't own any to test.Scanners like these are a must have for the home mechanic, having the error code makes troubleshooting quicker and much more accurate.

Used with an iPad and OBD2 Fusion app for preventative maintenance on my Tacoma. It connected via WiFi with the iPad flawlessly after setting static IP address as required. The reader's bright flashing light gave me confidence it was still receiving and sending data while connected to the iPad.My truck's port had plenty of access space too mount this device. The larger form factor might make connecting more challenging in some tighter spaces.This was my second purchase of an OBD2 WiFi Code Reader. The first one (Veepeak Mini WiFi) completely died after a day and had connection issues out of the box before totally dying. It was quite a bit smaller than the NorSway but useless due failure.

OBD2 Scanner came nicely packed without any damage. This is an inexpensive scanner and its worked on my 2006 Hyundai Sonata.Andthis device is simple to use , just plug the device into the OBDII port of you car and its act as wifi and it allows to connect toyour app .I downloaded OBDCarDoctor car app from app store and tested with this device and worked. Another best thing about this isthat we are able to clear the codes ourselves using the app.

I have a useless old android phone, so now I'm using it with this thing like an additional gauge for my car. This thing works with all popular programs from the play store, so I was able to test all the things. Luckily all the tests were green. So, this is a very simple device, works just fine.. Did not have any problems with this thing. If you need wifi connected OBD2 scanner this is a good choice imho.

I was able to connect with my Pixel phone running 8.1 Oreo but Tourque would never connect to it.Seems pointless and since I cant use hotspot and this adapter at same time not sure why even make them connect this way maybe for stand alone units. Tourqe was programmed to connect to 192.168.0.10:35000 but never sees adapter.

never could get it to work . tried two different vehicles. two different cell phones one android, one iphone seems simply enough, but.....?

really it's hit or miss. The product came, then I payed another $10 for the software it works with, and the device only pairs about 10% of the time, the other 90% it says it can't connect or failed to connect, and no matter what resolution method I tried, nothing worked. But during the 10% it had some useful information, although the engine code readings are the exact same as the ones you would get on a $3 diagnostic scanner you could buy anywhere

This is a bad clone and doesn't implement all the functionality of original ELM327 necessary for normal work. I verified this with the software vendor for use with my Ford Explorer.