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Works fine

As advertised. Worked fine. Fast Instructions should have been included instead of having to go to a website and register to get the instructions.

The item was delivered on time, Package had some damage, but the unit still worked, at first, I could not get the unit too work. after some frustration I pushed harder on the buttons, and it worked. It still is not doing what I expected it would do; I still want more options. I guess I have to buy the more expensive model.

ABS, Traction control, etc.. lights on in my 2015 Chrysler 300. Used this to identify right rear wheel speed sensor. Then the check engine light came on in my 2015 Jeep Wrangler. This unit identified cylinder 1 misfire. ** The kicker is that this thing then provided links to the coil packs, spark plugs, and intake manifold gaskets (I hadn't even thought of those, as I've never had a vehicle that needed intake manifold removal for spark plug change); all from Amazon**. I ordered the parts and they were all exact fitment for my Jeep. I saved the cost of this unit many times over between these two vehicles in the same week.

I recently invested in this scan tool after researching several options, and it truly goes above and beyond what the average DIY mechanic needs. It offers extensive OEM support, live data, and access to all modules for most vehicles. I was especially impressed by the option to purchase OBD‑1 connectors that work seamlessly with the device. When I first connected it to my 2007 PT Cruiser, the setup process with the Repair Solutions 2 app on my Android was quick and trouble‑free. Now, it instantly recognizes my phone each time I plug it in, saving scanned data for easy access later. I was also surprised by how many hidden modules it could read - modules that would never trigger a dashboard warning light but can be invaluable for diagnosing issues. With its wide compatibility, robust features, and reliable performance, this scan tool is a worthwhile investment for any DIY mechanic.

Lost the old one. Bought it as a replacement. Works as intended

I cannot recommend this device. The price, the issues, and the flaws make this not worth it to me anymore. Initially I wanted to like it, and my only complaint was the buttons. First the buttons are really tough, like you have to press in with your fingernails and hear the click. It is abnormally hard to press compared to any device ive ever used in the past 30 years. Here's where the device utterly fails and why I choose to give it one star: The device is stuck in a error communication loop, it initially worked on my prius and scion tc for the first few weeks. One day I connected it again it lost connection on the scion giving me communication error and to check the DLC. Tried replugging, hard reset on vehicles, and just waiting on different days no luck. My other OBD devices work just fine except for this one. I figured if the device is stuck in a loop it just needs to be reset, but guess what, they didn't build a freaking factory reset button nor did they have a way to reset it in the PC app. For $180 dollars, this is extremely disappointing and frankly has no business is retailing for how much it does. Apparently the cost of the device is mostly to have access to their repair2 app which I frankly refuse to use. Is it too much to ask for a reliable OBD meter that doesnt charge and arm and leg for physical access instead of the outrages prices they charge just to access cloud services/data that someone like me DOES NOT CARE for? I don't want my DATA to be stored and have to make an account, that's what I thought I was getting, a reliable offline device, but NOOOOOO. I'm returning and rethinking my desire to have an OBD meter at all, could care less for the blue tooth ones which are arguably worse to me since they all require online DATA snatching features and the cheap ones can suffer from the same issue.

Buttons are hard to get contact, have to push real hard