Autel MaxiAP AP200 OBD2 Scanner Bluetooth Adapter with All System Diagnoses 19 Special Functions AutoVIN (Bluetooth Edition of MaxiCOM Mk808)

I've used this for 3 years now, ignore the 1 star review because that person clearly doesn't know how to work an app. I clear codes, save driving data from all sensors that's put into a PDF file for me, I can display all or specific live data to me in real time from fuel bank trim to intake air temperature. When looking at a code, it tells you what it means and even how to fix it. You do have to pay for the software of each vehicle make but they have to make their money somehow. I'm a Subaru, Honda, and Ford certified mechanic through each of those makes and I think this is a great reader for the price. Again, 3 years, use it almost everyday as well when family and friends need my help with their vehicle, saves so much time and I stand behind this product. Great work

Will not work for Service Functions on cars newer than 2018!This was NOT disclosed in 2021 when I purchased this from Amazon.I already had an OBD II scan device. I purchased this Autel device to register a new battery in a 2016 Porsche Macan %26 a 2019 Porsche 911… in the future.I “tested it” by hooking it up %26 checking that is did read the diagnostic codes…it did read them, for both cars so I, incorrectly, assumed this device would register batteries for these cars… in the future. And for any %26 all future Porsches.I have no expiration date ∞, for Porsche cars.Wrong!When I purchased, the Amazon description (I copied %26 saved it) stated:"Access all modules for your selected manufacturer.”“For use with all 1996 %26 newer OBDII Compliant Vehicles”I ... MoreWill not work for Service Functions on cars newer than 2018!This was NOT disclosed in 2021 when I purchased this from Amazon.I already had an OBD II scan device. I purchased this Autel device to register a new battery in a 2016 Porsche Macan %26 a 2019 Porsche 911… in the future.I “tested it” by hooking it up %26 checking that is did read the diagnostic codes…it did read them, for both cars so I, incorrectly, assumed this device would register batteries for these cars… in the future. And for any %26 all future Porsches.I have no expiration date ∞, for Porsche cars.Wrong!When I purchased, the Amazon description (I copied %26 saved it) stated:"Access all modules for your selected manufacturer.”“For use with all 1996 %26 newer OBDII Compliant Vehicles”I did use it, end of 2022, to register a new battery for my 2016 Porsche Macan.In January 2024, I tried to use it to register the battery for my 2019 Porsche 911. I spent hours trying to get it to work… w/o success.Instead of the battery registration screen, I got: “Service: No Sequence Available”I tried emailing but, got no reply.I called but, very long hold times. > ½ hr.Finally, days later, I called %26 got an Autel Support Rep.I explained, hoping he would tell me how to register the battery but, instead he said it will not work on my 2019 car bc coverage only goes up to 2017!I asked: “Why would you sell a tool in 2021, that would NOT work on the past 3 years of cars?”He could not care less.Said I should buy the Autel MX900 ($599.00)Instead, I purchased the “2024 Launch CRB 5001” from Amazon ($139.00) and successfully registered the new battery on my 911.I will never purchase another Autel product due to deceptive marketing %26 poor customer service.

This scan tool has connected to every OBD2 car, truck and van I have tried it on. Probably 50 vehicles or more, both domestic and imports. Much more automatic than more specialized (and expensive) code scanners. No need to select year, make, or model. The device simply begins flashing lights once connected and figures out what the vehicle is on its own. Once the lights start flashing like crazy, it has found the specific protocol and moves onto working like it should. Connecting to a phone or PC is easy as well: it pairs up just like any other bluetooth device. After pairing up the first time, both my android phone and laptop remember the PIN and automatically connect thereafter. Besides reading and clearing codes, the device also reads live data while the car is ... MoreThis scan tool has connected to every OBD2 car, truck and van I have tried it on. Probably 50 vehicles or more, both domestic and imports. Much more automatic than more specialized (and expensive) code scanners. No need to select year, make, or model. The device simply begins flashing lights once connected and figures out what the vehicle is on its own. Once the lights start flashing like crazy, it has found the specific protocol and moves onto working like it should. Connecting to a phone or PC is easy as well: it pairs up just like any other bluetooth device. After pairing up the first time, both my android phone and laptop remember the PIN and automatically connect thereafter. Besides reading and clearing codes, the device also reads live data while the car is operating. Different cars provide more or less raw data, depending on how the ECM in the car is set up, but every car I have troubleshot with this tool has given me oxygen sensor, air/fuel ratio, and speedometer data. I have been able to log fuel economy and fuel trim data for more than a dozen vehicles, allowing me to troubleshoot for dead or slow sensors as well as glitches and other more complicated issues. It is also cool tolog track data and watch fuel economy change with driving habits and traffic. I will be recommending this brand to anyone who might ask me.