Review on 🔧 AUTOPHIX OBD2 Scanner Bluetooth Enhanced Universal Auto Car Code Reader: iPhone iPad & Android Diagnostic Tool for All OBDII Cars After 1990 [New Version], Orange (3210) by Jared Surabhi

I wanted to upgrade an old ODB scanner I bought in 2008 (Actron CP 9575). As I have more than one car and felt that more useful features could be added over time. For some reason, it took Autppix a while to connect to my phone via iPhone Bluetooth. I actually emailed the manufacturer because I couldn't connect after ten minutes. However, after emailing them and trying one last time, they connected. However, for the most part, Autophix didn't offer more options than Actron. The only three options Autophix has that Actron doesn't have are: 1. Autotravel2. performance test3. battery tester. I don't really see myself using Road Trip, but I see how useful Performance Test and Battery Tester are. However, Actron is still sold on their website for $165 (Actron offers free software updates for life. I haven't seen this for Autophix). You can also register an account with the software. After you complete the registration process, the program will display the number of points you have in your account. I have no idea how to earn points. The dots I could see allow you to customize different gadgets. I haven't been able to test the feature where AUTOPHIX 3210 recommends a solution when a problem is found. I couldn't test it because I had no problems (which is good). I have confirmed this with Actron. Compared to each other, Autophix wins due to the excellent price-performance ratio.