FIXD Bluetooth OBD2 Scanner for Car – Car Code Readers & Scan Tools for iPhone/Android – Wireless OBD2 Auto Diagnostic Tool – Check Engine & Fix All Vehicles 1996+ (1 Pack w/Free FIXD Premium Trial)

This little item works great but it has a small caveat if you want its full functionality.
This little item works great, but it has a small caveat if you want its full functionality.As OBDII scanners go, this one does the job at a fraction of the price of a professional scanner. It shows all the information on the screen in an easy to set up software with an intuitive menu. Easy for even the least mechanically inclined people to use. However, you’ll need a separate iPhone, iPad, or Android device to install the app onto.It color codes the issues as to their importance. Green means you should be fine and it’s more of a suggestion than an issue, Yellow means check it out soon or have a mechanic take a look, Red means you should probably stop driving your car and set it on fire. Just kidding. But the information is displayed fully with the OBDII codes along with the explanations as to what they are. In my case, there was a Stored Code and a few Pending Codes. The Stored Code defined what the code is, however the Pending Codes showed ‘Unknown Issue’. I had to go online later to look them up. There’s also an option to clear the dash lights that did not work for me. So does the scanner work? Definitely. Is it worth it? Probably not, and here’s why.The caveat I mentioned? You have to purchase their Premium version at a yearly fee of $99.00 if you want to unlock the scanner’s full potential. It includes;”Cost and repair estimates from the Identifix database, Unlimited calls to our FIXD Mechanic Hotline for a trusted second opinion and DIY help from our network of ASE certified mechanics, And much more! FIXD Premium is a monthly subscription that is optional and is not required for use of the sensor.”After the purchase price of $37, that makes this little bugger $137 right off the bat, with an additional $99/year after that. However, they do let you try it free for one week (cancel at any time). If you’re using this scanner for multiple vehicles, and you’re getting paid for it, then you might find the fee not so much of an inconvenience. However, if you’re like me and are only using it on your daily driver, how often do you think you’re going to use it to qualify that fee? I used it this once, found the codes, and now it’ll probably sit on a shelf until the next time the need arises for it. And since I’m mechanically inclined, I can resolve the issues on my own. But, again, “the subscription is optional and is not required for use of the sensor.”If you want a scanner that offers more functionality with no extra costs involved then purchase one of those instead. But if you’re an average Joe or Jolene and you just want to see why your car has those dash lights always on, then this little guy does the job just fine.

Worth it.
Works very well, but their are some things it dont do. Like 2025 Camry had System Malfunction see dealer, abs Malfunction see dealer, airbag Malfunction see dealer, collision light on, it didnt detect any of those and i couldnt submit those for review to them. But other then that its been good.

FIXD is a Hugh let down.
Overpriced piece of plastic. Bought it as an upgraded version of my outdated OBD 2 scanner. After seeing so many videos of how great this product was and how things have improved through the years, I bought one. I download the FIXD app, plug it into the port, and wait for the reason why my AIRBAG/SRS light stays on. No mentioning of AIRBAG/SRS light, just low voltage and tire pressure; the same info on my gauges. I even have to type in my mileage, something my old, ZURICH, did automatically. My $50.00, Harbor Freight, years old, outdated scanner displayed that the cause was a Right Front Acceleration Sensor was the cause. Now, this “antique” couldn’t explain how to fix it or what the cost would be to have it fixed, but after watching YouTube videos, I understood what part that sensor played and how to replace it. FIXD is constantly begging for more money from you for the “latest”/”upgraded” version of a product that just came out. So, for whatever the ever-changing price is, $30.00, $50.00, or $75.00, it will never justify the lack of features, the please subscribe hounding, or the time wasted on this P.O.S. I’ve had my ZURICH for years and have never had to pay a “subscription” fee and it kicks this FIXD overpriced butt. I think my favorite part is them trying to convince you to buy more than one device, along with more added fees. If the first one sucked, why would I buy a second one?

Brilliant item its functionality is easy to use and it’s size is brilliant as you can plug it in and it’s not in the way when drive whilst it is fault code detecting definitely value for money and I would recommend this item and the seller

Decia que es un dispositivo que ‘funciona’ cuando el coche tiene algun aviso de error, mientras, el dispositivo no da información alguna…lo que pensaba que era extraño.Ahora, con un coche con problemas, este dispositivo que dice lo mismo, NADA.Como añadido, el vendedor ya no lo vende, se niega a reembolsar y el fabricante, que antes contestaba en horas, ya no contesta ni en días. Me da la impresión que he sido víctima del ‘tocomocho’ en versión americana. Espero que Amazon tome cartas en el asunto…

A pesra de que solo lo he utilizado una sola vez, es muy exacto