Review on 🔧 Enhanced OBD2 Scanner: Universal Automotive Fault Diagnostic Code Reader with Battery Test Tool for OBDII Protocol Cars Since 1996 by Scott Ramu

I've had several scanners... bought most of them on this site and picked the cheapest ones because I'm a bargain hunter. All of them are very limited in their abilities. This is by far the best I've had and gives you more value for your money. 1. It is well assembled and made of more durable and thicker plastic than others. 2. Backlight so you can use it at night. 3. Convenient interface. Many of these cheaper models are difficult to navigate and unintuitive. Didn't read the instructions, just plugged it in and figured it out in a few seconds. 4. Has some interesting useful options (especially for those of us who are DIYers and like to monitor our cars' performance). I have a 2007 Prius and they don't have a factory RPM sensor. This allows me to see the engine RPM in real time...along with the engine coolant temperature. (See my video showing how easy it is to access this information). For all of that I give 5 stars in all directions. I also waited my review because I wanted to see how it would hold up for some time. I've had scanners that worked for a few months and then just broke. I'm pretty rough with my stuff and for a while they were on the floor of my car and I got kicked and kicked. It's well built and will last. Best money I've ever spent on a scanner that does everything I need.