Review on 🔍 Topdon AD800BT Scan Tool - Lifetime Free Update, OBD2 Diagnostic Scanner with All Systems Diagnosis & 28 Resets, IMMO/TPMS/BMS/DPF/Throttle/Injector Coding/Oil Reset/ABS Bleed/AutoVIN (Wireless) by Derrick Kadam

I usually do my own oil changes and maintenance so I need a device that can do all the resets for me and that works reasonably well. The first thing I want to say is that the device requires a bit of training before you know how to use it properly. You need to know what you're updating before you update it to be on the safe side. The nice thing is that I can at least change the oil myself and turn off the oil gauge. I really hated it the most. This diagnostic scan is useful if you want to know what's working correctly without having to go to a mechanic. Some of these "diagnostic fees" can be avoided to a certain extent. This device does not work on all models, so be sure to check if yours is one of them. Hooking up my machine is pretty easy and it connects very easily with no issues. I don't have to worry about the need for troubleshooting and the like. This device actually has a screen and apps are preinstalled so you don't have to worry about needing your own software. For the most part, the apps are pretty basic. Charging the device may take several hours. The adapter does not require an external power supply. The adapter fits most car models I've seen. The adapter fits perfectly in the bottom left corner of the device screen. It's a simple click and popup. In terms of usage, it takes time to learn, but it's easy to learn. You can connect directly via cable or wirelessly via Bluetooth. It has updates and even turning on the device requires an immediate update. The battery sometimes lasts and charging can take up to five hours. The device is quite thick and heavy. It is also made in such a way that you can easily hold it in your left hand. The grip on the left is thicker. There are no pads for this device, so be careful not to drop it. The screen is quite responsive. It comes with a Type-C cable which is quite a thick cord. It's not nylon fiber, but I don't see any breakage in the device. At the same time, it is charged via a Type-C cable. Resetting with this device works very well. I no longer have to waste time going back and forth with the vendor to drop small items. I can carry out maintenance work such as changing the oil myself. For the most part, it was easier to plug devices into and get it working. Unfortunately, the screen is very prone to scratches. The screen doesn't look like Gorilla Glass. For the most part, it works in responsiveness. It uses the native style of the operating system. The device has sound. The initial download takes a few minutes. It has internal storage for installing updates and the like. All in all, this diagnostic tool offers a great way to run your own diagnostics and resets. However, remember that you need to have some knowledge before doing this to ensure your vehicle is properly repaired. I actually like using it to diagnose what's wrong with my car and doing resets like changing tires and such. I can connect to my machine without too much trouble. The device is quite light, and the one-sided handle makes it easy to hold in hand when working with the car. The touch screen responds. The internal battery often runs on a single charge, but you'll always be close to the car, so you can just plug it into an outlet when you need it. It takes a few minutes to load, so be aware. The carrying case is a simple bag with pockets to store the necessary cables and plugs. The adapter is neatly hidden inside the device, so you don't have to worry about losing it. I think if you know what you are doing or want to learn, this is a great device to diagnose and reset your car.