📱 XTOOL Anyscan A30 BT OBD2 Scanner: iOS & Android, OE Level Diagnostic Tool, Bidirectional Scan, System Diagnosis, Reset Functions, Free Updates Review

The scanner is easy to use and works as advertised. Anyscan software is neither cluttered nor cumbersome to use. It has a very clean interface. Tried it on 3 different cars so far: Ford Flex, Nissan Versa Note and Dodge Journey. The scanner works perfectly and reads every system and individual modules. The scanner has limited special functions, but compensates for this by diagnosing systems and modules. I had an issue retrieving PDF reports in the software and the Xtool store was quick to…

This scanner is worth the money. xtool sent me an extra cable which is very nice and I can give a big 5 stars for the customer service but the scanner should be a professional scanner and all the system checks and data but it isn't. For example it CANNOT show me the A/T temp in my 2007 Lexus which is my Autel scanner which is very easy to do. I am not disappointed in buying this because it comes with so many car brands for USA, China, Asia etc and also a basic service reset tool and two way…

I was considering buying the Launch X431 but I'm glad I bought the Xtool Anyscan instead. Does everything the launch scanner does for a lot less. This is a full dealer level diagnostic for my BMW, not just general OBD codes. This allows me to read manufacturer-specific codes, read real-time sensor readings, and perform actions. Anyscan app supports every car company and doesn't require a separate fee for each brand in their app like most other scanners do. It even has an awesome flashlight and…

I am responsible for keeping several cars running at my house which is better than going to a shop or parts store to scan your car . Registering the device in the app was easy and took 5 minutes. I then uploaded firmware for all brands to the app. It took maybe 10 minutes but I was able to continue with what I needed once it was done and the rest continued downloading on its own. Plug the receiver into your vehicle's OBDII port and use a flashlight if necessary to find out where to plug it in…

I've been looking for something more than just a universal OBDII code reader for a while. I bought a few wired devices and then switched to WiFi and Bluetooth wireless devices. I've had cheap ELM devices, blue drivers, and more. It far outperforms them all for such a reasonable price. This is the one to buy if you want to connect to 1996 and later cars. It even outperforms the Actrn 31403 scanner, which I paid about $500 for, block for miles, due to the readability of the manufacturer specific…

This is a great little Bluetooth scan tool that provides a true system diagnosis for all European, Asian and domestic vehicles from 1996 to present. As I'm sure you already know, most of these Bluetooth devices can usually only access a limited number of modules, and even those that claim full system coverage often only do so on a select few makes and models, not all. There are no exceptions or exclusions with XTool, which was a huge plus for me. All brands, all models, all modules! Its small…

I've tried and researched MANY scanning tools over the years (20 years at least). Those in the do-it-yourself price range (under $150 in my opinion) tend to have MANY limitations that make them less than ideal for diagnosing non-trivial problems with your car. As an electrical engineer with a vast knowledge of modern engine management (and with a son who works as an engine calibration engineer at GM and can also give me advice when I'm out of my element), I've always wanted a full-featured…