Veepeak Mini Bluetooth OBD2 Scanner for Android – Not Compatible with iOS – Wireless Check Engine Light Code Reader & Diagnostic Tool

I've been using this on a 2000 Buick Park Avenue. I use "Torque Pro" on Android and bought all the paid features to go along with it because it works so well. I tried "Torque Lite" first, which was free. Great app, imo. My phone is a Galaxy S10+ (Snapdragon 855 8 core/8GB RAM/UFS 2.1 storage @ 6gbps/Bluetooth 5.0). I am not sure what version of Bluetooth this device uses. I am assuming 4.0 from the info I'm able to find. The hardware seems to be moderately powerful because I can load my screen up with gauges and have zero slowdowns.. ever. No jamming, no lost connections. I've seriously yet to have an issue with this product or the software I'm using with it. I assume the data transfer rate of BT5.0 or higher isn't necessary. I can log .csv files and open them with any app that can read them (like Chrome, for example). But it can log and show live data without any hitches. I'd recommend it to a friend. It's mentioned everywhere, but just realize you need Android, you need Bluetooth and you need SOME kind of compatible software on your Android device that can utilize this scanner. As mentioned, I am using Torque Pro. You can change how fast some items update vs others, but a lot of mine are updating at least twice a second (I can go faster or slower) and like I said, even with a page full of data being updated, there's no slowdowns. It doesn't get hot. It constantly and smoothly updates, whew, for example, MPH (You can use GPS or OBDII speed, in this instance, I'm using OBDII and a screen to show the difference in OBDII speed vs GPS), RPM, Vacuum, Intake Temp, Load %, Throttle %, EVAP usage and more. I can't even remember what all I have on one screen. You can add formulas (you can find them online) and see if they will work for your car, too. They are for the Torque app. I can reset my codes without issue. I have a massive vacuum leak. Being a 2000 Park Avenue with the 3800 II @ 120kish miles, I'm fairly certain it's the LIM gasket. It's some head/intake gasket that blows on them all between cyl. 4 and 5, because I've had misfires there. So I got it to just mainly keep an eye on my one code that keeps popping up (IAC can't control the high idle) and ended up being able to see so much more. I really love this tool. I use it EVERY time I drive haha. I love looking down and seeing MAF cfm flow, intake temp, Volumetric Efficiency (terrible with the vacuum leak) and more. Just so many little things I didn't expect to be able to see and all updating perfectly like clockwork. So, yeah, some of this praise is to the software, but the hardware, itself, is flawless at sending data all through Bluetooth, somehow, with zero slowdowns. I'm impressed.

NICE , CHEAP , RELIABLE OBD2 BLUETOOTH SCANNER TO CONNECT TO YOUR PHONE. WORKS WITH A BUNCH OF DIFFERENT APPS. I USE WITH TOURQE, AND WORKS FLAWLESS WITH THAT.

Worked well for about 5 years. I left it plugged into my car and used it often as a data reader for AT Temp etc. while towing. It finally stopped connecting to my phone via bluetooth. I bought it in 2021, so I've had it almost 5 years. Going to buy another one for $15. Worth it! I'll probably opt to not leave it plugged in all the time, next time around. It could have also broken when my truck died recently and I had to jump start it. I'm not positive what killed it really. I ended up paying for Car Scanner Pro ($5 I think) and I used it for diagnosing issues on anything from my 01 Buick Park Ave to my dad's 2014 Corolla. Does NOT read TPMS or other body control module items. Just ECU data and codes. Live data readouts from O2, MAF, Throttle, temp sensors etc. Really nice tool to have around.

Pretty nice little scanner tool. Connected to my android device via bluetooth and was able to check and clear engine codes in a variety of vehicles. Very nice to have. Was used in a m35x, toyota tacoma, and a g35x without any issues.

Worked better than expected!!! Can't get a better scanner for the price. Worked GREAT with my Torque app and helped me identity issues my other handheld scanner couldn't. Don't expect it to replace your Snap On scanner by any means, but for the average Joe this is AMAZING. Yes, you have to PURCHASE the torque app to get the best use out of this. It's not free.

Item works very well with torque pro. Easy to set up and I use it at least once a week. Only thing I wish It had was a hook for a lanyard because I keep forgetting them in vehicles. Otherwise I've been using for years without issue.

The Veepeak Mini Bluetooth OBD II scanner is an excellent little tool to have in your car. It paired instantly with my phone, and within seconds, I was reading live data and diagnosing trouble codes using my favorite OBD app. It’s compact, easy to plug in, and doesn’t get in the way while driving. The connection is stable, and it works exactly as advertised—saving me both time and money by helping me troubleshoot issues before taking my vehicle to the mechanic. If you want a reliable, affordable scanner that just works, this is the one to get. Highly recommended!

funciona en toyota

Fungerar som den ska. Använder med Car Scanner på Android.

Don’t bother buying the cheap knock offs as they won’t pair with the app. Go straight to this one

Grâce à cette prise, ma Nissan Leaf me donne un tas d'informations sur l'état de ma batterie. Je sais même combien de charges rapides et lentes elle a subit pendant 7 années. Et je vois l'état de chaque cellule. Connexion en Bluetooth immédiate. Il faut évidemment un logiciel.

2008年式Chrysler300で使用中。設定も無く、車両側OBDに挿して携帯とBT接続するだけなので簡単です。対応アプリはいくつかあるようですが、私はCar Scannerを使用しています。重宝しています。