Review on 🔧 Foxwell GT65: All System Diagnostic Scanner with Bi-Directional Test & Key Programming by Melvin Balamani

Foxwell brand desk has 2 GB RAM and 32 GB storage, running Android 9 OS, the tablet is housed in a rugged case, and the accessories and case are durable. There are adapters for almost every car, and setting it up is very simple, just plugging it into the car's ODB port and connecting it to a tablet with a cable or via Bluetooth. This part of the process was very easy to use and once I entered the VIN all the information about the car appeared in the application. Navigating the app was frustrating, I couldn't get back to the menu and had to start over several times, so the software really needs some work. I was able to diagnose the car with no problems and was told that all tests passed and the car initially had the check engine light on and after all the tests were run the check engine light went off. I would like more guides or videos on how to use the software as well as some other features and how to use it.