OBDLinkMX+ OBD2 Bluetooth Scanner for iPhone, Android, and Windows

Not bad not bad .depending what You willing to do. As a toy for Your's own car ,will say Yes.But not for professional use ,not at all

I bought the BimmerCode App for diagnostic and coding use in my car and one of the supported OBD connectors was the OBDLink MX+ with a link to buy. I did my research first and looked at the other options but this one has superb reviews and comes with glowing recommendations. I wasn’t disappointed. Set up in seconds with clear simple instructions, Connected to my car, opened BimmerLink and within 5 minutes had diagnosed a fault and cleared some old codes too. Opened up BimmerCode and had programmed my mirrors to fold when locking car in less than a minute! Decided to check out the free app with the adaptor itself and what a bonus that was, diagnostics and live monitoring of the cars essential functions. Superb. The MX+ Although made of plastic feels sturdy and up to the job, connects quickly and reads the cars modules quicker than other cabled diagnostics units like the Autel I own. Really can’t fault this. Diagnosing my own ABS sensor fault & pinpointing which wheel it was meant I could buy and fit the part and even with the initial cost of this adapter and the BimmerLink app still saved money on having work done at a garage. Very happy.

Cheaper alternatives are available, however I new this worked with the BMW apps that I wanted to use and this manufacturer does seem to have a good rep and get good reviews. This does work flawlessly and is very fast. Also comes with a nice little carry case.

Always annoyed me that I had to pay out at a garage for them just to plug it in. This has saved me money. App is easy to use.

I like ...But theres better apps that work with this than the recommended one

Just plug it into the OBD2 port, then bluetooth to your phone and then bluetooth the LinkMX+ to the centre display. Wait 5 minutes it resets all the codes automatically. No need to run the app.Fantastic bit of kit.It uses your phone to get the van on the internet then, LinkMX+ trundles off to a on-line server.Then it talks to the vans ecu to fix the error codes.

The app is terrible. If you own a BMW, Mini, Audi, or Volvo, don’t expect it to give you any useful info. I tested it on all four, each with the engine management light on. It claimed "no codes found" every time. Clearly false.Very disappointing, especially at nearly £150. You can get something that actually works for a third of the price.Save your money. Honestly.I ended up buying this instead: Vgate vLinker MC+ Bluetooth OBD2 and used it with the Car Scanner app. Plugged it in, scanned and boom, fault codes appeared.You just saved yourself £100. Thank me later.

This is a brilliant substitute item for the GS911. It does most of what the GS911 does, but at a fraction of the cost. You do have to also download motoscan which is just for BMW’s (all of them) there is a one-off payment of £25 for this and it works really well with the OBD link.