Review on Easesuper OBD2 Scanner Bluetooth 4.2: Diagnostic Scanner for iPhone & Android by Julio Rattanajatuphorn

I bought this because it was supposed to be easy to use and to reset the Check Engine Light. Well it does all this and more and is really easy to use and probably saved me five times the cost the first time around. I have a 2006 Pontiac Solstice with 20,000 mics. I regularly change oil, filters, only drive petrol without ethanol and take great care of it. I was concerned when my check engine light came on after recently changing my oil and thought 'well now it's time for the check engine light to come on so I have to accept it with that GM Tech resets them. The car was upstairs and we were working fine by the way, so I connected my new Easesuper OBD2 to my iPhone (via Bluetooth), launched the app and two ECM codes popped up. I took the codes and text and typed them in. So I typed that into Google and the answer was there. VVT solenoid needs to be replaced. Very frequent repair between 20-30k miles and very easy for a DIYer like me. Travel to O'Reilly Autoparts for a new $35 VVT Solenoid, watch a video on You Tube detailing how it's done and the fix was done. The final step was to use my Easesuper OBD2 to clear the codes and reset/turn on the check engine light off and Solstice was back at 100%. The additional performance, emissions and real-time sensor tests that Easesuper runs have convinced me that my Solstice is in tip-top shape. I saved at least $150 on a VVT solenoid by doing it myself and I know this handy engine diagnostic will save me from unnecessary repairs too! After a week and 200 miles the car drives perfectly, the check is out. I highly recommend this product and found it easy to use and very convenient.