The product seems to be great and good quality. However, it wasn't able to clear the airbag code on my 2016 Nissan Altima, even though it specifies that it can. I bought this just over a year ago and have tried clearing it multiple times, the OBD Link app says the code is clear but the light on the dash is still flashing. I had to get my mechanic to clear it on his traditional OBD2 scanner. Only then would the airbag light disappear. Very frustrating. Other than that, I'm sure it works as intended for OBD2 diagnostics but not for SRS.

I've been using a basic scan tool for ages, this though"¦ it's game changing. Being able to read all of the codes from all of the comm lines on Chryslers, fords, VW's, etc"¦ with obvious frequent updates from the manufacturer in the first party app? GREAT.

the product gets 7 out of 5 stars. The app though"¦ the app gets 3.

The app does everything you need it to. Why does it get 3 stars?"¦ there is no back button. You have to close the app and restart it every time you want to go to a previous screen. At least on Android.

Whatever though, I'll live with it though because the device itself works fine with other apps.

Prepare to have your mind blown by the sheer magnificence of the OBDLink MX+ OBD2 Bluetooth Scanner! This technological marvel is not just a mere diagnostic tool; it's a portal to automotive enlightenment, a quantum leap into the future of car diagnostics. Strap yourselves in, because you're about to embark on a journey that will forever redefine your perception of vehicular diagnostics!

The OBDLink MX+ doesn't just scan your car; it engages in a cosmic dance with your vehicle's inner workings, unraveling the intricate symphony of mechanical ballet that takes place under your hood. With the grace of a thousand ballerinas and the precision of a Swiss watchmaker, this Bluetooth scanner pierces through the veils of automotive mystery, leaving no bolt unturned and no sensor unprobed.

Picture this: You're sitting comfortably in your driver's seat, armed with nothing but your smartphone and the OBDLink MX+. You connect with a mere tap, and suddenly, a universe of data unfurls before your very eyes. Engine vitals, sensor readings, and diagnostic codes are laid bare in a display of digital splendor. It's like peering into the Matrix, except instead of green code, you're greeted with a symphony of automotive data that sings the song of your car's health.

But wait, there's more! The OBDLink MX+ doesn't just offer raw data; it's a masterful storyteller. It deciphers the cryptic language of your car's onboard computer and translates it into a narrative that even the most technologically challenged can understand. It's as if the scanner itself possesses an otherworldly intelligence, whispering to you the secrets your car has been harboring.

Let's talk about speed. The OBDLink MX+ doesn't dabble in the mundane; it navigates the data highways with the velocity of a supernova. Lag? Latency? Never heard of them. The speed at which it communicates with your car is so blistering, it's like having a psychic connection to your vehicle. You'll be diagnosing issues and making tweaks faster than a Formula 1 pit crew.

But don't be fooled by its celestial performance"”this scanner is as down-to-earth as it gets. It's designed with a user-friendly interface that welcomes novices and experts alike. It's the perfect tool to elevate your automotive prowess from amateur to virtuoso, all while bathing you in the warm glow of its LED lights, as if to say, "Fear not, for I am your beacon of automotive enlightenment."

In conclusion, the OBDLink MX+ OBD2 Bluetooth Scanner is not just a tool; it's a testament to human ingenuity and technological evolution. It's the North Star guiding you through the cosmos of your car's inner workings. So go ahead, take the plunge into automotive nirvana. Your car deserves nothing less than the splendor that is the OBDLink MX+. Your journey to vehicular epiphany begins now!

I originally bought this item to replace my ZUS vehicle health monitoring system in my 2011 Toyota Prius. A concern I had before buying was the "always on" functionality, I feared that it could potentially drain my battery if the car was left off for too long. My fears came to life when my car almost didn't start after having been parked for a day and a half. The product is great, however if you plan on leaving your vehicle sitting for over a day unplug this item.

This worked fine on my Infiniti. The OBDLink app is not great, but ok. I question some of the design choices and limitations imposed on the user. For example, my old wired OBD2 reader let me read PIDs easily in real time. Yet most of the screens I go to on the app tells me not to use that screen while the engine is running. I ended up having to use the Log screen mostly.

For the cost I was expecting a better app. The electronic device itself is fine though. Even if I'm missing something or not using the app properly, the price is still too high to justify my user experience, which is why I didn't give it 5 stars.