OBD2 Scanner Bluetooth SinoTrack Auto Diagnostic Scan Tool Car Fault Check Engine Light Wireless Car Code Reader for iOS & Android Compatible for All OBDII Protocol Vehicle Bluetooth 4.2

Works perfectly. I've been a long time user of torque pro and recently just got it back. Not one single issue with this reader. It's definitely not my topdon BT900 but it does the job when I'm on the fly tuning

I think this OBDII scanner is a GREAT price for all that this device offers. I can see LIVE data. Like 02 sensors, my CAT temp, I can clear codes. The list goes on and on. I bought this to test out in both my vehicles. 2011 Chevy equinox ls with a code, needing new 02 sensors. Now that I was able to see the live data of what the readings were I know where to start. I also used this on my 2014 Chevy Sonic that Chevy decided didn’t need a temperature gauge in a car they put the crappiest cooling systems in. The thermostat housing on Chevy Sonic’s is PLASTIC. They designed them to break. I’ve had no issue switching the scanner back and forth between the cars. I do have to make sure I switch the profiles so the data isn’t saved to the wrong car. That is my only complaint. And the fact that I have to reconnect every time I get in my vehicles. I do wish it was an auto-pair after the initial pairing. I will be purchasing a second one so I don’t have to continue to switch the scanner back and forth. Also the torque app isn’t free, at least not on iPhone. It requires a subscription. The car scanner app is the one for iOS, and completely free.

Never worked. It wouldn't connect to my vehicle.

The OBD2 Scanner Bluetooth SinoTrack Auto Diagnostic Scan Tool is a great tool for the price. I use it to connect to the Torque Pro App on my 2001 Silverado 1500 2wd that has a LS 6.0 LQ9 Swap. The app in combination with the Bluetooth OBD2 Scanner allow me to see different gauges that my regular display does not track, such as acceleration, 0-60, 1/8 of a mile, and 1/4 of mile times. In addition, I am able to run diagnostics and clear fault codes. The diagnostics is very accurate and it connects to Google to search for possible solutions on the code displayed. It definitely has more functionality on the app side that I have not explored.The only issues that I have had so far is with the connection. There are times that I have to turn off and back on the Bluetooth settings just to make it connect. Sometimes even though it is paired to my phone, it loses the communication and I have to restart. I would like to try installing a tablet on it to keep it on all the time.Overall, I am very happy with this product. It is a great way to diagnose problems with your car and track your performance. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for an affordable OBD2 scanner.Pros:AffordableEasy to useConnects to Torque Pro AppAccurate diagnosticsConnects to Google to search for solutionsMore functionality available in the appCons:Sometimes the connection is unstableWould be nice to have a way to keep it on all the timeOverall:A great product for the price. Would definitely recommend it.

The SinoTrack OBD2 Bluetooth Scanner is affordable, easy to use, and works well for reading and clearing fault codes on most cars. It connects via Bluetooth to Android and iOS apps, showing real-time data like RPM and temperature. The app can feel outdated and it doesn’t support ABS or hybrid cars, but it’s a great budget tool for basic diagnostics.

If you mess with these bluetooth OBD2 devices you know they are hit or miss. I had a good one that lasted me almost 10 years, but it recently broke. Bought a new one that looked similar, did not work on all of my cars. Started looking around and found this one, long story short it works on all of my cars, from 2003 to 2021 gas and diesel. Nice little compact unit, and it comes in a nice little foam lined box that can be used for storage in the toolbox which is nice. Definitely recommend this one. I use this with the premium Torque OBD2 app which I also very highly recommend.

Only gotten it to connect to ECM with one app, and the values presented seem to be off, at least on fuel trims. Most apps, the dongle refuses to actually connect to ECM. I would go with a different unit...BASF one has always done me well

I had it for over a year now, and one of the best things that I bought, it works with all kinds of apps that use obd2 scanning connects to the truck quick it’s not too big where my leg is not hitting it and the indicators are bright enough to know what’s going on