Pros:

built-in app – Works with Dashmate(Head unit), and it can also work with Carmate(only Android Phone now)

Bluetooth LE compatibility – Works seamlessly with head unit.

No batteries needed – Powered directly from the OBD-II port.

Wide vehicle support – Compatible with most cars 1998+ (U.S.), 2002+ (Asian), 2000+ (Europe).

Accurate diagnostics – Reads/clears check engine codes, shows live data, and monitors emissions.

Cons:

Limited third-party access – Does not work with third-party apps like Torque, Car Scanner, and OBD Fusion .

Some cars cannot view all data - older cars can only see part of the data

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:

If you’re looking for a simple, budget-friendly OBD II scanner, this is a great pick.

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