Innova1000 OBD2 Scanner Bluetooth for iPhone & Android Compatible with America’s Top Car Repair App - No Subscription Fee - OBDII Scan Tool and Code Reader to Diagnose Check Engine, ABS, SRS

I’m definitely not one to leave reviews, however I’m extremely thrilled with this scanner. I’ve been having an on and off check engine light on my 2018 Silverado 1500 since I bought the vehicle in 2021. Usually it only comes on during the Minnesota winter, so having to drive to Autozone or bring it into the dealership is a real pain when it’s -15° out.Getting the scanner and app set up took literally one minute. Captured everything I need from the Vehicle information to the MIL DTC and other stored codes. Some have said the dongle is cheaply made, which might be true, but what difference does it make when it’s discrete and clean. What matters is the ability to hold a connection (no issues), reliability, and that it functions correctly- all of which seem to be true.Definitely would recommend to anyone who is mechanically inclined or if you’re a cautious driver who hates the pesky orange light. You can clear codes, monitor live reports, record your vehicles data. Really a sweet tool.

Outstanding performance. Ease of use is great, very great value.

I am not a mechanic and only want to have a scanner to tell my mechanic an error code if I'm far away and can't bring the car in. I used to have a scanner that I bought many years ago and for a very small price. This scanner did not identify my ABS/Traction Control problem. I did some research and here is what I found:Very basic scanners only determine engine error codes, which are standard for all cars.More advanced scanners (and this is one of them) are capable to give error codes specific to makes/models, such as my ABS problem.Still more advanced scanners can show real time data, which is used in troubleshooting. This model has limited capability in this regard.Still more advanced models can control the car, for example tell the car to open a window, unlock the car, etc.Money-wise, some scanners after one year require you to buy a yearly subscription. This one does not. Some scanners only support 1 car and require you to pay for second, third car, etc. This one does not. Some scanners are large. This one is tiny.Price-wise, scanners start at about $20 and go to about $50,000. If you are looking for diagnostics-only, non-real-time model, small size scanner that supports most error codes from most brands, this one is very good. In the sub $100 price range I found only one other device with similar specks.If you are looking for a similar device with a little more or a little less functionality and price, check out the comparison table on the manufacturer's website. Also look at the YouTube Video that compares the scanners that this company makes. All the other scanners from this manufacturer are going to be larger and non-Bluetooth. Some will have more functionality, some less. Some of this functionality you may need, some you may not.Finally, if you have this device and want to buy a used car, the owner may have cleared the error codes. Drive it for 20 minutes and plug this device. Most error codes will reappear and now you know what problems this car has.

I was using an older scan tool and it would just completely mess up my 2012 Fusion. Went to see if my tool had an update but it didn't. The website was offering a "trade-in" value for my old tool. Entered my info along with a picture of the tool to them and within the day I heard back that I would get a discount code. Went to Amazon and made my purchase. With all that being said, it hasn't failed me yet. I have tried it on several different vehicles and each time it works just as it should. I like the fact that it allows me to see "Live Data". I can run special actions for each vehicle. It does the "Specialty Scans" for different brands to vehicle.Only thing I am not very happy about (but wasn't expecting it to work) was that I can't run special actions to test different things. Can't turn on and off the fuel pump to check it's working as an example.I would recommend this to anyone who is a "Home Mechanic" and wants to be able to deal with those pesky error codes like general OBDII codes and then the ABS and SRS codes as well. I paid over $200 on the tool I was originally using from almost 10 years ago lol. This one cost me about $70 after the discount for the tool trade in. You get a lot of functionality with this little tool. Worth every dollar I spent on it.Eventually I will upgrade to a machine that can do bi-directional testing, but for now, this will do everything I need it to do.The only other complaint I have is that it only stores like 5 or 6 vehicles and if you need to scan more, you need to remove old vehicles.

Great tool but from time to time I lose connection with my iPhone. I had to connect and disconnect to get back to it. It’s easy to use and is a very good value for the money. It’s a little slow to upload result to the iPhone.

Works very well for my use. I had a cabled version that did not read some of the manufacture data, this one did and it was very helpful. The phone app is nice.

This seems to be a great tool for diagnosing problems with modern vehicles. It has live data and you can record it to see what your vehicle is doing at any given time.

Works great for getting information from your vehicle. A little slower than a wired scanner at startup but it goes more in depth than a cheap one. It also keeps your information after it is disconnected so you can go back to it. Easy to use.