FOXWELL NT301 OBD2 Scanner Graphing Live Data Diagnostic Code Reader Professional Mechanic OBDII Scan Tool for Check Engine Light 2.8'' Color Screen OBD II Scanner for 1996 or Newer VehicleGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

Great product. I have multiple vehicles and when a code pops up. Just plug it in. Easy to navigate. Get a code and proceed to the parts store to fix the issue. Gives u everything u could need for a basic diy guy. Live data, code reading.

I’ve looked at several code readers, and this one seemed to be the easiest one to use and to read.It works extremely well, and it has so many options. It will identify the problem, it will turn off the check engine light. It runs a diagnostics on itself to make sure everything is calibrated and it gives you a menu where you can select metric or US measurements, you can turn off and on the beep For the buttons it’s a lot that you get for all these $40I already have battery testers and multimeter so I did not get the one with the battery clips. I wanted something to be a little streamline and this worked perfect.

Works better then expensive models

Used this on a 2009 Dodge Charger and it worked great. Super easy to follow the menus and read codes. I haven't used it for anything more advanced than this reading error codes while the check engine light is on.

Reliable device, great price point in comparison to similar products, simple to use.

I’ve owned the FOXWELL NT301 for over two years now, and it’s saved me hundreds—if not thousands—of dollars in diagnostic fees. This scanner is incredibly easy to use, even if you’re not a professional mechanic. Plug it in, hit “Read,” and you’ll get a clear code with a description that you can look up or clear immediately.What I really love is the live data feature—it lets you monitor real-time engine metrics, which has been super helpful for tracking down intermittent issues. The interface is straightforward and the buttons are very responsive. It feels sturdy and well-built, definitely not cheap plastic like some other scanners I’ve tried.I used it to diagnose a check engine light on my car, and within minutes, I knew exactly what the problem was. Replaced the part myself and cleared the code—problem solved.If you’re a car owner who likes to stay ahead of issues, this is hands-down one of the best investments you can make. Highly recommended!

Reader worked great. Easy to use.

It's portable, It's sturdy. I guess it's even decently priced. I'm not a gearhead, never claimed to be, and if you are, good for you! Now it does scan, it reads codes (I don't have error code, just rando stalls with no clue), it does live monitoring, and the other functions I haven't really tried. I needed it for the recording function which is terrible! 29-30 phases (about 1 minute) of recording if you pick all stats on the engine, a little longer if you're reading the Transmission ECU. I need something that runs longer than that, restarting the recording every 2 minutes or whatever is rather unsafe in traffic, I don't have a Copilot who can do this on my daily work trips. Yes, there's 3 memory slots, but each does only 1-2 mins which is not good when you're trying to keep this thing plugged in until the engine acts up and you can possibly see any difference in the numbers, which was reason A for purchasing this. So they don't tell you, because that aspect of this gadget is abysmal! Reason B was the interface....[DEEP BREATH]. As previously stated, ensure you have a burner PC, because that driver and software is sketchy with a capital S. Also, make sure you're network is disabled and run it in VM, just to make sure. Windows only folks! Since other Operating Systems are less vulnerable to anything..."bad". Now since we've addressed the driver, oh god, the software!!! I've seen Government Websites better designed than this piece of .....excrement. The print function work, but if you actually print it, prepare to have a ream of paper (per 2 min report). It prints it out with having HP stonks go BRRR in mind. You can copy and paste to put it in a neat spreadsheet, but you will spend a significant amount of time, doing so, because you will have to have more than basic Excel knowledge and you better know keyboard shortcuts. It won't format it, it's plain text, no csv or anything that make importing easier. The further into the report, it also gets more garbled. So just in case you weren't already annoyed by having to manually turn a text file into a spreadsheet, the formatting gets so garbled, you actually cannot import the numbers as they get tainted by the formatting inconsistencies. After having only 2 trips, 2 memory slots today, and needed more than 2 hrs to realize that the second part of the data was too corrupted to manually import, I have to quit my relationship with this gadget. It is not worth my time as it does not work towards my needs. BLUF: It works, just don't expect a professional product. You get what you pay for.