OBD2 Scanner，Bluetooth 4.0 Auto OBD2 Car Diagnostic Scanner tool ELM 327 Real 1.5 Universal OBD II Scanner Car Engine Fault Code Reader for iPhone, iPad, IOS，Android & Windows Safe to Leave Plugged In

The media could not be loaded.  I have wanted to try one of these for years and eventually got round to buying one....Wow for anyone with the slightest interest in cars and owns a mobile phone this should be a no brainer!It arrived in good condition and I was worried it was going to be a complicated set up but a quick Google search of where to find the OBD port on my car (2011 Mazda 6) and I was away. It plugs straight into the port in your car (every car from around 1996 onwards should have one) and then you switch on the bluetooth on your phone. This scanner works with any of the countless OBD apps found at your respective app store (Google Play or iTunes) I tried Torque Lite 2 which was free.The app takes a few seconds to connect to the scanner and you need to press the only button on the scanner to get the bluetooth connection to start and that's it all done so nothing complicated to worry about. The amount of information about your car that this scanner can send to your app of choice is very impressive and just some of the information is: mph (or kph), 0 to 60mph times, 60mph - 0mph times, rpm, fuel tank and reserve fuel tank info, acceleration, air intake temperature, coolant temperature, barometric pressure, engine load, intake manifold pressure, mass air flow rate, mpg, voltmeter, timing advance, turbo boost, throttle position etc.Of course one of this scanner's biggest feature is checking / reading your car's fault codes should it have any so definitely a must have to understand what is going on with your car.For anyone interested in their car this is really a superb little device and it's so very easy to use and definitely well worth the money. I have decided to try something different with my reviews and do a video review to show this device in action (in a safely parked car) so forgive my terrible video making skills but helps to show the scanner in action.... yes I know far too many "ahhhs".

Didn’t know about such thing until my friend recommended me. I now felt myself so dull that I had spent so much on many unnecessary small car issues! It was easy to use with the oboe app and it worked well so far. Recommend for everyone who has less advanced car.

Doesn't work with Iphone !As someone else said -Does not pair with my iphone SE iOS 11.4 using bluetooth. During bluetooth scan, it picks up a OBDII device but then when attempting to pair, phone says device profile not supported. Disappointed, don't think I'm doing anything wrong in pairing with iOS but does work with my android (tablet) without fuss. Please comment if you get it to work with iOS 11.4 (or later).Tried 4 iPhones - 3 iPads and same error - different models of iPhone and different operating system levels too.Note the reviews that say it works all use Android.

Does not pair with my iphone SE iOS 11.4 using bluetooth. During bluetooth scan, it picks up a OBDII device but then when attempting to pair, phone says device profile not supported. Disappointed, don't think I'm doing anything wrong in pairing with iOS but does work with my android (tablet) without fuss. Please comment if you get it to work with iOS 11.4 (or later).

Couldn't use it, as it won't connect to iPhone via bluetooth. It would pair with the phone, but would not transfer any data. I tried with a laptop as well, but same story - I could pair the device with the laptop, but could not get any data from the vehicle.

It works very good. I use this with amazon tablet. It’s handy and small. Can’t fault it

I have just tried, it works awesome. Just dowload the app and connect. It is higly recomended