Delphi DS150 Clone REVIEW | What You Really Get
I bought the Delphi DS150 Multidiag clone for $50 and tested it on multiple real cars in my garage. I compared it against tablets and…
Category: Tool Reviews
FIXD OBD2 Scanner is useless | OWNER’S REVIEW
I tested the FIXD adapter and app again in 2025 on real cars to see if anything improved since my first review. The short version:…
Veepeak – Cheapest OBD2 scanner that actually WORKS!
Veepeak is the best budget ELM327 adapter you can buy under $20. For beginners or anyone wanting cheap diagnostics on a phone, this is the…
Launch CR3008 Plus: Owner’s REVIEW
Launch CR3008 Plus was as expected considering I already worked with a few of the Launch scan tools and all of them met my expectations.…
Topdon ArtiDiag 900 Lite TESTED | Honest Review
I tested the Topdon ArtiDiag 900 Lite on multiple cars, including Toyota Corolla, Mercedes E400, and Mercedes S500. I wanted to see how far this…
Motopower MP69033 code reader: OWNER’S REVIEW
Motopower MP69033 is one of the cheaper code readers, has a big screen and at some point, it was best selling code reader I believe.…
Launch Creader 3001 code reader: OWNER’S REVIEW
Launch Creader 3001 is one of the cheaper code readers, but it still does all 10 OBD modes and it comes from a professional scan…
Kingbolen YA200 code reader: Owner’s Review
Kingbolen YA200 is one of the cheaper code readers, but it still does all 10 OBD modes and it comes from a professional scan tool…
Blacktec 420 code reader: OWNER’S REVIEW
Blacktec 420 is an interesting code reader that seems to be different from others mostly because of Bluetooth connection and their own diagnostic app. Unfortunately,…
Ancel AD310 Code Reader: OWNER’S Review
Ancel AD310 is one of the cheapest engine code readers and despite that, it can read and clear faults, display live data with graphs, and…
