OBD2 Scanner Reader Bluetooth Wireless: Smart 1s Auto-Connect Clear Error Code Live Data Reset Diagnostic Tool for iPhone/Android Vehicle Voltage/Performance/Speed/Fuel Test AMTIFO B25

I recently purchased the OBD2 Scanner Reader Bluetooth Wireless and it has completely transformed how I handle car diagnostics. Here’s why I’m giving this tool a 5-star rating:1. Easy to Use & Set Up: This scanner is incredibly user-friendly. The Bluetooth connection works seamlessly with my phone, and setup took less than 5 minutes. Simply plug the OBD2 scanner into the car’s diagnostic port, connect it to the app on my phone, and boom! I was ready to go. No complicated installation or wiring, just quick and hassle-free.2. Accurate & Real-Time Data: What really impressed me was the live data feature. The scanner not only shows me the error codes but also provides real-time data from my car’s engine control unit (ECU). I can monitor things like RPM, coolant temperature, fuel pressure, and more, all on my phone. It gives me a clear understanding of how my car is running, which is fantastic for anyone who wants to stay on top of their vehicle’s health.3. Clears Error Codes Efficiently: The scanner works like a charm when it comes to clearing error codes. After checking the codes, I was able to clear them with a single click directly from the app. It’s so convenient because I no longer need to go to a mechanic for simple fixes. The tool is perfect for resetting lights like the Check Engine light or ABS warning lights when they are triggered by minor issues.4. Wide Compatibility: This OBD2 scanner is compatible with almost all OBD2-enabled vehicles (manufactured after 1996), including American, European, and Asian brands. It connects to both Android and iOS devices, which is a huge plus. No matter the make or model of your car, chances are, this scanner will work perfectly.5. Smart 1-Second Auto Connect: The Smart 1s Auto-Connect feature is a game-changer! The scanner connects to my phone almost instantly, and I don't have to keep pairing it each time I use it. Just turn on the car, and the scanner auto-connects in a flash. It’s a small touch that makes a big difference in user experience.6. Cost-Effective: I used to spend a lot of money at the mechanic just to get error codes read or get minor issues diagnosed. This tool has saved me so much time and money. It’s a budget-friendly solution for anyone who wants to avoid unnecessary trips to the auto shop.7. Compact and Portable: The OBD2 Scanner is small and lightweight, making it easy to store in your glove compartment or center console. I can take it anywhere, so if I’m on the road and need to diagnose a problem, I have it with me. It’s a must-have tool for every car owner.8. Reliable & Durable: After using it multiple times, I can say that the OBD2 Scanner feels sturdy and built to last. The quality is solid, and it has withstood repeated use without any issues. The Bluetooth connection has been stable, and the app provides accurate results every time.Final Thoughts: If you're a car owner and want to be more proactive about maintaining your vehicle, this OBD2 Scanner Reader Bluetooth Wireless is a must-have tool. It’s easy to use, provides real-time diagnostics, and clears error codes in a matter of seconds. It saves you time and money, and it’s super convenient to use. I’m very happy with my purchase and would highly recommend it to anyone who wants to keep their car running smoothly!🌟 Highly recommended! This is a game-changer for DIY car maintenance!

I bought the AMTIFO B25 scanner as my first OBD2 scanner a few weeks ago, just to see what I can get from it. I am not an auto mechanic but just a regular car owner, and in my DIY efforts to fix some car issues I find such a scanner should be able to give me more information about my car than just a ad hoc sense I have about it, or what the car instrument panel shows.I am using the AMOBD app, as was recommended by the vendor. Very easy download, and creating an account was a breeze. Initially I had trouble connecting the scanner with the app on my phone, even though I had bluetooth already turned on on my phone. I later realized that there is an app-specific bluetooth switch in settings on my phone, and for some reason it was not enabled when the app was installed. Turning that on, and the app instantly connects to the scanner. The car was identified and I was able to access all the functionalities of the scanner. The engine tests and battery tests appear to be quite extensive.As I said I am not an auto mechanic so I have not used many of functionalities. The app’s interface looks pretty sleek, well organized and easy to navigate. I plugged the scanner into both of my cars, and it identified them with no issues. It gives you different functionalities based on what extent the car manufacturers choose to adhere to the OBD2 standard and what data they choose to expose to the scanner. The scanner currently supports 9 car makes (fortunately both my cars fall within the list of supported makes) and AMTIFO publishes those 9 makes so it’s easy to see if your car is supported.I talked to customer service since I was curious about two specific capabilities they mentioned on their Amazon product page (in the Q&A section.) I did find their customer service very responsive, and they answered my questions.The two questions I had were 1. Transmission Control Unit. 2. TPMS.It turns out that while the scanner does have transmission tests available which’d tell you if your transmission has an issue or not, it does not expose individual parameters such as the transmission fluid temperature. I believe this depends on what the car manufacturer chooses to expose via the OBD2 interface publicly (so any scanner can read it,) and if there are private partnerships between the scanner supplier and the car manufacturer; because there are scanners (from what I saw in some Youtube videos) that can certainly show the transmission fluid temperature. However those scanners are very expensive (hundreds of dollars) and most require an annual subscription as well. This would only make sense for professional auto shops that need the most updated information on the broadest possible number of makes and models. For a occasional car DIY person, it does not justify the cost.The 2nd question is about TPMS, or Tire Pressure Monitoring System. I was just curious if I could use the scanner to read tire pressure from the car computer. In fact I could easily use a tire gauge to measure the pressure myself, but just wonder if the OBD2 scanner can give me that information using the sleek app interface.(I know both of my cars have the TPMS sensor built into the tire valve stems because my newer car (2017) actually can give me the reading on its instrument panel, whereas in the older car (2011) there is no instrument reading but a warning light would come on if one or more tires are under-inflated)Unfortunately, the B25 scanner does not expose any TPMS reading for me. AMTIFO Customer Service says only a subset of models of the 9 supported car makes can show TPMS readings currently, but they are actively working to expand their coverage.I don’t doubt that it takes a lot of effort to get more functionality into a scanner like this, which is why the high end scanners are very expensive. What is quite remarkable about the AMTIFO B25, as it is, is what functionality it already includes at this price point. If they can actually expand both its make/model and functionality coverage, it will be truly amazing. The good thing is, if and when that happens, you automatically get that via the OTA wireless upgrades, according to customer service.So in summary, I really like the product, the price point, and the fact that their customer service actually answered my questions in a timely manner. I would recommend it to anyone who wants to give it a try.

Minus 5 stars.the EPA keeps making the flames of hades hotter for themselves.Back In the early1980s when I was drag racing I put a modified Qudrajet carburetor on a Ford Mercury 460 Engine, I was on the Impression I could get more Horsepower running a leaner mixture I was getting some Horsepower but also getting 25 miles per gallon and there were other People making heated carburetors getting even more miles per gallon. Now doesn't It make sense the more efficient a Engine Is the less pollution It makes? Therefore all that EPA computerized fuel Injection and Ignition and everything else has NOTHING to do with pollution and EVERYTHING to do with making cars more complicated and expensive to work on such as having to replace the Oxygen sensors which No local Auto parts store had In stock I had to order them over priced things.The company that made this test Instrument must be related to the EPA because to download the program Is $39.95 per month and of course there are companies do Not stop billing on request, they naturally think You want their service and keep on billing You and always come up with something new to bill You for without Your knowledge, until one day You receive threatening notices from the bank about collection or have to pay for a unexpected medical bill that Insurance does Not coverAlso I Am A Musician Song Writer and very good and I get paid NOTHING so I do Not appreciate Amazon tricking Me to somehow signing Me with Amazon Music that used to be Free with Amazon Prime.

I like the value, quality, performance, accuracy, and versatility of the vehicle scan tool. it works perfectly with iOS, and provides accurate insights into your vehicle's performance. The only problem is that it doesn’t save the historical data of you vehicle.