🚗 Ontel Micro Mechanic: OBD2 Portable Check Engine Car Code Reader Diagnostic Tool, Bluetooth Wireless Scanner - iOS & Android Compatible (As Seen on TV) Review

No connection to app. Try it for 20 minutes. The troubleshooter states that if it doesn't work, you should download another app. Tried 2 other apps. mating still not

This is just awful! Tried on 3 different cars with the check engine light on and all came back with no problems, safe to drive.

We hooked this up to our 2006 Dodge Ram and it said the hybrid battery needed replacing. Needless to say, we don't have a hybrid. This is a joke so don't waste your money. Ratings are correct!

Do not buy. This product doesn't work. Had to give a star rating but it was supposed to be -5 stars. I have used this on 2 different cars with multiple engine codes and this so called micro mechanic just says no problem driving fine.

My 10 year old OBD II $$ buttons stopped working so I decided to give this a try. Manufacturer's app doesn't exist on Google Play, have tried other mirror apps, they work fine on my '98 Ford Explorer, there is a $20 annual fee to access all of its features, so got an update and cleaned up the code. I used it for the second time and the class doesn't work. I linked it to my 2003 expedition. It will ask for a passcode. The suggested default codes didn't work. A connection to the device could not…

But fast delivery. The only thing I could do was scan and check the recommended maintenance reminders. What else? Do I have to buy a Pro Code? You would think they would add this to the product description. You might think it would be important to know that half the features are waiting for you to pay more money. There are other apps that do some things but why should I pay and then be forced to find a better solution without having to pay again? Bad experience I'll probably send it back and…

My teenage son had a light in his car. A colleague lent him his micromechanic. He brought it home and told me to use it but my dad who repairs cars brilliantly came to see it and I knew he had a very expensive code reader with him. We have one too but a lot cheaper than my dads (we got it for $30-40) but I had no idea where it was. It took my dad a lot longer and I was shocked because he understands cars and knows what's going on and how long it takes to fix it and we had places to go. I went…