Wireless OBD2 Scanner Car Diagnostic Scan Tool, OBDII Adapter Used for Vehicl...

Its pretty simple to use and great with functionality. Connects easily to your phone and gives you links for the codes that it gives out. The app has so many functions on to it including timings 0-60. I guess one of the best purchases I've had in a while as it is value for money. The device appears to be abit cheap but functions well.

It worked well on my vehicle, and using my phone. I had a service light came on the dashboard, I used the obd2 scanner to find the fault, then to clear the fault. It was nothing wrong just that I needed a service, and I had just had a service, so I cleared the fault. It works well. It could do with being a bit slimmer, and have its own diagnostic program.Good value for money, and I found it easy to use.

Worked ok initially but unfortunately requires subscription to use.

Doesn’t diagnose faults and also says it’s failed to erase fault but actually has!! So does what’s required.

This is absolutely 💯 % worth buying.Sorted my Astra J 1.7 cdti out in 10 mins. That's including the 5 mins it took to set up.Well worth the money. Easy to use. And there's better apps on Google play, than the one it recommends you download. Works with my S24 Ultra.

Simple to use scanner which you can plug into your OBD2 port of the car. The scanner is wireless which is great. It connects via bluetooth to your phone. You can download various apps (all with some different features and user interfaces). Shows you a good amount of info, including fault codes which you can also clear easily. If you are after a low cost and basic device, which is more than adequate. Handy if you need to run a quick scan of your car for faults, opposed to spend an arm and a leg at a dealer to run a similar scan for you.

Great little bit of kit gives you the error codes etc so you figure out the problem and saves money paying someone to tell you the same thing

The obd2 scanner works well, is very cheap and told me all my codes for the car with ease. All I had to do was plug it in to the port under my steering wheel and download the app (torque I think) and it all connected well and showed me the engine codes I needed to know about.