Review on 🔧 TOPDON Phoenix Lite 2: Advanced Wireless Diagnostic Scan Tool with Bi-Directional Control, ECU Coding, Full System Diagnosis, AutoAuth for FCA SGW, and 28+ Reset Services by Sandro Pierce

Although it is a brand I have never used I decided to give it a try based on the information I found online. I've had several high-end OBD2 diagnostic tools (Autel, Zoom, SnapOn, etc.) and this is my favorite so far. I was very skeptical that the wireless port would fail, but it connects almost immediately and hasn't caused any errors so far. The screen is a decent size and feels solid. I have used it for key programming (IMMO) and diagnostics on Jeeps, Dodge (Cummins) diesel pickups, Ford Powerstrokes, Toyota Prius, weird Subaru with pre-installed engine. global ECU and several other more common vehicles. I haven't found anything it can't or won't, including the new FCA security features. This is the closest OEM level tool I've come across. It comes with a decent carrying case and a couple of adapters that will most likely never be used. I threw them in a toolbox that contains "extra" tools to make closing a case easier, but it's nice to have them included once a decade if you ever need them. The best value I've spent on a scanner in a long time.