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This worked perfect for what I needed. Very easy to use and easy to read the codes. Quality seems really good, especially for the price. Read more

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Rated 4.6/5 across 2,006 reviews — highly regarded by customers.
Customers find the OBD2 scanner works well on all vehicles, is simple to use, and offers good value for money.
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This worked perfect for what I needed. Very easy to use and easy to read the codes. Quality seems really good, especially for the price. Read more
As a "shade tree" mechanic fixing my own vehicles I can't do much without a good (cheap) code reader. My old BT model would not connect to my phone, so I ordered this all-in-one setup. Works great, easy to use, no phone app or finicky BT required. Most surprisingly it comes with a decent little manual that gives helpful background info on ODBII codes - in good English! Fast connection, accurate readings and reset, very easy to use. A great value. Read more
I ordered this to read and clear a code from my 2017 Ram 2500 diesel, and honestly for the price I wasn't expecting much. I received it TWO HOURS after I placed the order and within the next 15 minutes I had the diagnosis, fixed the problem and had cleared the code. Im really not sure what more you can get from a more expensive unit, I just know Im damn glad I spent my money on this one. Very easy to use too... Read more
This product works great. I was able to diagnose my car issues within minutes and fix the issues. The quality is amazing for the price. Connection was easy, but did have a little trouble removing it. Read more
It’s totally amazing !! Checks both of my vehicles perfectly and read the correct scan code too! For that reasonable price, this is a great seller !!!! Read more
Very easy to us. Works very well. Glad I have it, should have bought it years ago. Read more
This is what I use for quick scans and it scans really quick for the price. I usually lose these so I have two and have t had any issues Read more
I am the original owner of a first-generation Tundra. Its check engine light turned on suddenly while it was still running smoothly, as far as I could tell. I bought this code reader and used it. It showed P1135 and P1130, both related to an A/F Ratio Sensor malfunction. It is very common for an A/F Sensor to wear out at a certain point. Here's the story: Since it is a very simple job to check and replace the A/F Sensor, I brought my dearest Tundra to the closest shop. Guess what? The front desk person said that the ECM was faulty and needed to be replaced. What?! I decided to bring it to an ASE-certified shop and found out that this little code reader was correct! All that was needed was to simply replace its Upstream Oxygen Sensor and A/F Ratio Sensor. The first shop's owner called me and apologized for the error and fully refunded the diagnosis fee. Knowledge is power! Read more
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