OBDLink Mx wifi

Too expensive for what it is, but that's because there's a lack of secure OBD2 WiFi devices on the market. The OBDLink app is one of the best but lacks documentation. It kept causing my Vauxhall Onsignia to stall, but I eventually found out from searching the web that the app can overload the ECU in the car causing it to crash & stall the engine. So I reduced the polling rate in the app Which seems to have fixed it. As with so many products, a great idea let down by lack of comprehensive help documentation.Has come in useful for DIY diagnostics and General DTCs but cannot show all proprietary Vauxhall DTCs that garage can with specialist equipment. I blame Vauxhall for lack of openness & trying to force people to have overpriced work done at dealers.

Très bon outil, fiable, facile à utiliserTRES BON CHOIX

OBD Wifi perfekt zum auslesen

Using it mod my Ford Ranger and it works as described.I like the fact that I can leave it plugged in and it will not drain TEX's battery.and it works and communicates well with the iPhone.

Purchased the WiFi version of the OBDLink MX because I use iOS devices as well as MS Windows - based machines. All of my devices found the MX, though there was a slight delay; one has to be patient. Once connected and password provided, connection was simple and consistent. However, I initially had problems with the MX disconnecting randomly during downloads or uploads - not a comfortable situation. I contacted their support team who replaced the device - at no cost to me - with another unit that worked perfectly!Very happy with the OBDLink MX WiFi now, and very happy with customer support.

This is a review of the OBDLink MX WI-Fi version of the product. The software is pretty easy to navigate and use.... that is, of course, if you can get the adapter to establish a network! It has worked about three times total, and getting it to network was like pulling teeth EVERY TIME! The troubleshooting guide says to push the little "nub" of a button on the front of the adapter for twenty seconds, to put it back into "factory default". I must've done that twenty separate times! The blinking lights never changed, a network never appeared and, essentially, NOTHING CHANGED! Well, except that now, my index finger is REALLY SORE, because that button is a miserable little thing! I figure that was their plan.... to keep disgruntled customers from being able to use their index finger to type out negative reviews! Didn't work on me! I'll tend to my poor, pain wracked digit later! After this last use, I thought that I might complain and see if they would replace the adapter. Of course, that's when I discovered that it was about 10 days out of warranty! Great timing on my part! This thing wasn't one of those cheap, gimmicky little devices either. I paid decent coin for it. As I look on Amazon, I notice that so many other negative reviews are listing the same issue(s) that I am, and I see that the seller(s) are listing the product as "currently unavailable" with no product availability date given. Hmmm. Maybe they decided to discontinue it because, they too have discovered what a "P. O. S." this thing is! My condolences to any and all who, like me, purchased this thing. I would be wary of their other offerings, as well. ---T. N.---