OBDLink MX+ OBD2 Bluetooth Scanner for iPhone, Android, and Windows

Don't waste your money on cheap clones, this is the real deal and works flawlessly. I have used this on every car and motorbike I've owned since buying it, and it has been compatible with them all, including my 2021 LexMoto bike from China. It is exceptional, and has clever tech that closes it down when the ignition is off so it doesn't drain the battery.

Not bad not bad .depending what You willing to do. As a toy for Your's own car ,will say Yes. But not for professional use ,not at all

Works great for my 2016 jeep Cherokee using alfaobd. Expensive but it's compatible with pretty much all cars. Very handy.

I bought the BimmerCode App for diagnostic and coding use in my car and one of the supported OBD connectors was the OBDLink MX+ with a link to buy. I did my research first and looked at the other options but this one has superb reviews and comes with glowing recommendations. I wasn’t disappointed. Set up in seconds with clear simple instructions, Connected to my car, opened BimmerLink and within 5 minutes had diagnosed a fault and cleared some old codes too. Opened up BimmerCode and had programmed my mirrors to fold when locking car in less than a minute! Decided to check out the free app with the adaptor itself and what a bonus that was, diagnostics and live monitoring of the cars essential functions. Superb. The MX+ Although made of plastic feels sturdy and up to the job, connects quickly and reads the cars modules quicker than other cabled diagnostics units like the Autel I own. Really can’t fault this. Diagnosing my own ABS sensor fault & pinpointing which wheel it was meant I could buy and fit the part and even with the initial cost of this adapter and the BimmerLink app still saved money on having work done at a garage. Very happy.

It's easy to use. My only gripe is that the app could have better coverage. I plugged it into a Mercedes and found that it was unable to see some codes that could be seen at the local garage. I was able to reset some settings on one Merc which helps with a problem I was having, making it go away. I did recently download Car Scanner ELM OBD2 and found that it was able to display codes that the ODBLink 2 app could not. I know there's also a BMW app that works with this that gives you more features and codes. So as a piece of hardware it's good, but you need the right app. If they could improve the app it would be unbeatable.

Never been able to get it to connect to the phone app! I have tried many times, but ended up getting paying for a Halfords Report instead. I turned on the engine, inserted the OBD, opened bluetooth on the phone, clicked the ODB to connect. Open the app select Bluetooth, connect and ALWAYS get: Command timed out. Everytime. Complete waste of money. No wonder they say once you open they wont accept it back!! RIP OFF.

Don’t buy the cheap ones, I tried a few non of which are a patch on the comparability of the MX+ Used with Peugeot Boxer 2023

The item arrive in the right day.Same as what decription detailed .