🚗 LELink Bluetooth Low Energy BLE OBD-II OBD2 Car Diagnostic Tool for iPhone, iPod, iPad, and Android with Configurable Auto On/Off Feature Review

Among all the people who are upset about this product, I don't know why. That's great! Above all! Download OBD Fusion or Carista. I would get OBD Fusion from the iOS App Store any day of the week (9.99) and it's worth it. Plug it in (leave it always plugged in, it's LE Bluetooth which means it doesn't use much power. Open the OBD fusion and it will automatically connect. Adjust your treatment and you're done. Look for the "Sweet Spot" feature How to save the most gas I really like this device…

Sleep mode so no battery consumption. I had to find a custom file and instructions (free) on the Chevy Bolt forums and then download them to my iPhone via iTunes. It took me about 30 minutes to figure it out. Bluetooth is low power, so you have to be in the car to read the data, otherwise it works fine. One or two of the built-in screens in the app aren't specific to the electric vehicle, but it does have three black dashboards that you can add the right gauges to. Offers enough additional data

Unlike the cheap model I used to buy and return, this one actually worked! This is an OBD2 make/model recommended by the guy who wrote the software for LEAF Spy and LEAF Spy Pro and it worked right out of the box with my Android 7.0 Moto G4 phone with my 2013 and 2019 Nissan LEAF. Automatic pairing with Bluetooth on your phone. The low profile means it doesn't get in the way of your feet. Because it uses very little power, you can leave it plugged in and not worry about the 12V battery…

This OBDII adapter is awesome! I use it with my iPhone and it connects to the LeafSpy Pro app without setup when connected to my Nissan Leaf & Engine Link OBDII car monitor app when connected to my Subaru Forester. Very low profile. I've broken several larger adapters getting in and out, but not this one. The adapter doesn't show up in the Bluetooth list, but I think that's on purpose. To be clear, I gave this adapter 5 stars for two reasons. 1. I had a problem with the first device that was…

Well, I've been looking for a reliable OBDII device for quite some time. I used to drive a Prius, now I drive an all-electric LEAF. I like both machines and for that I had software that would read the OBDII port and return useful system information. Now that I'm using LEAF, I rely on that data more than ever. The last 4 OBDII devices, all WiFi, were returned, but with LELink I really hope I've found a winner. Firstly it's Blutooth, I'll try it, WOW, it started communicating with the phone even…

I bought this OBD II to use with the Leaf Spy app (no longer free iPhone version). I buy a used Leaf and have found that when the car was sold at a dealer (even Nissan) the dealers know next to nothing about the car. The health of the battery is the most important factor and OBD II reports it as is, so I find this device to be of great help in saving me a lot of bucks right away. As a car buyer, I encountered male salespeople who thought I knew nothing about cars and tried to use that to their…

If I had written this review two months ago I would have given the LELink Bluetooth adapter 5 stars. There's nothing to configure, so it's easy and it just worked. I've used it with my iPhone running iOS 8 and then iOS 9, both with no issues. I just got an iPhone 7 (running iOS 10) and tried to use the adapter but the app no longer connects - it tries and then becomes unresponsive. I have to exit the app to try again. Also, when I click connect, a popup in the app tells me that I don't remember

I've been using it for nine months now and it works great! I am using this on an iPhone. You will need to purchase software to do this, but it should work with many OBD2 applications. I use OBD Fusion ($10) and it works great, allowing you to customize the app's toolbar, read and clear codes, etc. This app has a fast response mode that will drain your phone's battery faster, but get you even faster than the standard speed supplied. (The default is probably one update per second.) This device…