🚗 NEXPEAK NX501: Advanced OBD2 Scanner and Car Diagnostic Scan Tool for All OBDII Vehicles After 1996 Review

I bought the NX301 for myself and this is for my uncle. Compared with NX301, NX501 is a kind of upgrade. It has a color screen and a more specific function display for each code. After connecting to the car, it takes about 30 minutes to complete the test, after which you can quickly identify the problem according to the instructions. Good and easy to use, especially for the elderly.

Price: For the number of functions this tool can perform it is sold at a very good price. Ease of use: You can navigate the tool clearly to find what you are looking for and there is one part you don't quite understand than refer to the guide that comes with it as that clarifies things for you. Bottom line: if you're looking for a quality scanner at a damn good price, this is the way to go. If I had time I would make a video but time is precious right now!

Due to the aging of cars, I found it necessary to buy a code reader. This reader has a really good big screen and the cable easily extends to the on-board socket in the car. The case it comes in is good, it holds all the cables and definitely protects the product. This code reader does as much as any expensive ones for a fraction of the cost. I plugged it in right away because my wife's car battery was having trouble. It immediately took a reading of the volts from the battery. A very good…

The NX 501 is a good OBD2 tester and has some great features that I like. It is very easy to use and has features like code checking and clearing, I/M readiness, data stream, freeze frame, 02 sensor test, evap system, on-board monitoring, battery check and also your vehicle information. The NX 501's long cord makes it easy to check codes without bending down. The USB plug also makes it easy to download to a computer. It's worth the money to be able to check the codes in your car. It also has a…

Sorry, but this thing isn't $50-65. It's a regular $25 scanner in a larger body. There is absolutely nothing that sets it apart from cheaper models. Also an old USB charging cable, right? If you lose these, you better hope you still have one from your MP3 player days. It's not touchscreen, it has no wifi, it has no frills. My kitbest OBD scanner connected to my android is much more useful for $10 and free Carscanner app. Again, this is a regular scanner in a larger body. don't fall for tricks…

This item is GOLD or any other gemstone or metal you wish to match it to! For $50 you can't ask for or hope for anything better. After installing the aftermarket radio system in my 2009 Silverado 1500, the OBD port stopped communicating with my regular OBD2 scanner, which works fine on my 1998 F150 and other newer vehicles. After spending nearly two weeks researching and testing fuses and power, I finally came up with one of the first suggestions I read and that was: use a better scanner. I…

At first glance it looks very similar to the Autel AL419 but it isn't. It's very similar in terms of feature set, but slightly better in two ways: 1) The firmware is better. I checked for an EVAP leak and the live data interface and refresh rate were excellent. The interface is colorful and easy to decipher at a glance. Updating the firmware was easy on a Windows PC. The updater is available on the manufacturer's website and will automatically download and flash the .bin firmware files. 2) The…

This code reader is a replacement for the older Actron CP9135. Although there's nothing wrong with my old scanner, it doesn't update, doesn't provide live data, doesn't save or write data and codes etc, it just reads the code and description and can erase them, nothing more. Upgraded to this one and costs a little less than my old one when it was new. I immediately used it to diagnose the check engine light and found 2 codes. It was easy to connect, read and identify the codes, and I was able…