OBDCheck BLE Bluetooth OBD II Scanner for iOS & Android, Car Wireless Check Engine Light Code Reader Diagnostic Tool

This tested well with several cars and a hybrid with good connectivity and comprehensive functionality. It isn't the cheapest model out there but it seems to be worth the price.

Bought this a year back while on sale, knowing that I'd need this eventually. Plugs right in the OBD2 port on my 2008 Honda Accord EX and works perfectly with Car Scanner ELM327 (aka Car Scanner Pro) on my iPhone 14 Pro Max. I'm able to verify all the sensors, check existing codes, clear codes/check engine light, and monitor other stuff like fuel mileage. This works perfectly; just remember to connect from the app and not your Bluetooth settings! I'll also try this with my iPad as I'm sure the extra screen real estate will make the app even better.

Great product! Worked perfectly on my 2013 Toyota Tacoma TRD v6. Used to monitor atf temps for trans fluid drain/fill. Great value for all the metrics you get with this device and the free car scanner app. Wish i knew about this device sooner!

Pros: Bluetooth LE compatibility – Works seamlessly with iOS and Android. No batteries needed – Powered directly from the OBD-II port. Wide vehicle support – Compatible with most cars 1996+ (U.S.), 1998+ (Canada), 2001+ (Europe). Accurate diagnostics – Reads/clears check engine codes, shows live data, and monitors emissions. Cons: No built-in app – Works with third-party apps like Torque, Car Scanner, and OBD Fusion (some apps may require a paid version). Minor app quirks – Needs to be paired through the app (not Bluetooth settings on iOS). Performance: This compact tool is perfect for DIY car owners who want an affordable, reliable way to check engine codes or track car data. It’s not a professional-grade scanner, but it works very well for everyday use. Users have praised its ease of use and quick diagnostics. Final Thoughts: For under $35, the Veepeak OBDCheck BLE offers excellent value, especially for casual users or car enthusiasts. If you’re looking for a simple, budget-friendly OBD II scanner, this is a great pick.

Has been working well. Easy to connect to for first use. It reconnects on its own after first setup.

Works great with my iPhone 16Pro running iOS 26.3 and 26.2.1. Just used this morning with Carista app on iPhone customizing my 4Runner settings. Haven’t tried on iPad yet. One app took a long time to connect but finally did “car scanner elm obd2”. Not sure why though. But it works great after it connects and lots of customization abilities in free version, surprising! But great.

My second unit. I had one for my JKU. Now have a Gladiator. Works great. Way cheaper and easier to operate than the tazer ones.

This adapter works very well and is a perfect companion in connecting your car’s EMU diagnostics to BimmerLink or BimmerCode.

Summary: This little thing just diagnosed a valve issue the dealer missed and even the VANOS system of my new Mini missed. It comes with a storage case, feels well made, easy to connect and will work with very well with BMW group, VW group and Toyota cars as I have used it with those products. Story: Got a mini countryman a few days ago, and whilst it's been a great daily driver, and the test drive made me love the car's handling and speed, their reputation for how unreliable they can be is something i've always been aware of. Fast forward to 3 weeks into the ownership: I start to notice the exhaust tips become black due to soot buildup. Then I start to question why I have been refiling the tank so much despite my aggressive driving. Anyways, I buy this product and start looking at the error codes and checking common issues with those codes on mini forums. Seems like fuel's mixture is too rich and the engine cannot correct itself. So before heading to the dealer, I use the Bluetooth scanner to export all the proof I have in case I need to get the insurance company involved. One trip to the dealer later, I ask for an inspection, I paid for an extended warranty on the car. They tell me that if I ask for an inspection and they find nothing, the costs are on me. Not a problem, this product had me knowing something was wrong. After the inspection, the mechanic tells me it's an air intake valve that needs to be replaced due to carbon buildup. Total costs of 2700 plus tax which the dealer of course tries to split with me. Conclusion: This little gadget allowed me to return that 20k car before my return period was over and even made it possible to export proof of the issues of my mini to my computer, which allowed me to get all my cash back and avoid owning a lemon.

Works perfectly fine. We got it for our jeep compass. No issues..works fine.

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This is a great portable little gadget. I bought this to diagnose an intermittent issue that my car was having with weak starts and stalling. Two mechanics couldn't figure it out and when I plugged this in, it indicated a communciation issue with the ABS system in my car. A big part of why I bought this was that many other OBD scanners only check engine codes, but not other systems like ABS. If it only scanned the engine (which had no codes), I wouldn't have been able to work out the cause of my intermittent issues. It connects reliably to the car and my iPhone and comes with a little plastic case to keep in the glovebox.

This OBD scanner is perfect. Setup is quick, the Bluetooth connection is stable, and it works exactly as expected on both iOS and Android. It’s especially great with BimmerCode. Coding and diagnostics are smooth, reliable, and hassle-free, with no random disconnects or issues during use. For its size, it’s surprisingly capable. Overall, an excellent diagnostic tool that just works. If you’re planning to use BimmerCode or want a reliable OBD scanner, this is an easy recommendation.