TOPDON Phoenix Plus 2, ECU Coding TOPDON Scanner V2.0, Bidirectional Scan Tool, Topology Map, CANFD, High-End OEM Full System, 42+ Service, FCA SGW AutoAuth, V.A.G Guided, 2 Years Free UpdateRecycled Claim Standard Blended

As a DIY user who frequently works on multiple cars, the TOPDON Phoenix Plus has proven to be an invaluable added companion in my toolbox. This bidirectional scan tool offers comprehensive diagnostic capabilities that go beyond basic code reading.It has a user-friendly interface which makes navigating through menus and executing tasks easy. The touchscreen display is responsive and well-organized.This scanner truly excels in its diagnostic capabilities. It provides full-system diagnosis for various car makes, including ECU coding and IMMO functions.So far I have used it on (Toyota, Subaru, Acura, and Dodge ).Whether it's checking engine performance, ABS, airbags, or transmission modules, the Phoenix Plus covers it all. The bidirectional control allows for active testing of components, which is essential for accurate troubleshooting and verification of repairs.Two years of free updates ensure that the Phoenix Plus remains up-to-date with the latest vehicle models and diagnostic protocols. Crucial for long-term usability and compatibility across different car brands.Sturdy build quality. Nice ergonomic design.TOPDON Phoenix Plus Scanner is an affordable powerhouse diagnostic tool tailored for DIY users and enthusiasts working on multiple vehicles.If you're looking to elevate your DIY automotive diagnostics game, the Phoenix Plus Scanner is it.

First, study up on scan tools. Know what they are, and what they are not.This was bought on Amazon, I immediately registered my unit with AutoAuth, which Amazon Autels won't do. So that was a relief. So setup was fairly fast and simple. If you're working on any 2017+ Fiat/Chrysler stuff, buy an Autel from a real dealer (not Walmart or Amazon, I suggest aeswave) or buy a Topdon (again, I bought my unit on here, after talking to topdon about the whole AutoAuth thing with autel.) I got this unit for $962(real short sale, like a 24hr offer)I wish they would update to a newer version of Android, and allow Play Store. But for Android 10, it's plenty fast enough.I chose this over the Phoenix 2 mainly for it's screen size, ram and processor, essentially the only differences. The Phoenix 2 isn't explicitly listed on AutoAuths site either, but they have an "others" sub catagory in the models. So maybe it can be registered, I don't know 100%. Sellers will tell you whatever you need to hear to sell units, so I'm trying to offer my knowledge on this...I'd choose the Plus vs the Phoenix 2 again, as the screen alone is needed if you look at much in the wiring diagrams online.This is NOT designed to do module programming on USA models, there is no passthrough vci. It's a VERY capable and very quality built device, but it's not the "one device does everything" solution. For most of us, it's plenty. Passthrough vci alone is like $1500, and requires subscription to dealer services for software, and a bunch more stuff. This is NOT the tool for programming USA models. Again, research will help you understand this...Research research research. Briank100 on YouTube does reviews, actually good comprehensive ones for an old duffer, he does a bunch of different ones.I avoided Launch, due to not knowing what special functions were free and ones you had to pay for... Autel has no USA warranty or supported by AutoAuth unless you buy from a USA dealer. Xtool makes nice units, but again, no AutoAuth, requires a bypass cable for FCA. Same with Foxwell (I own a bt809ts). Foxwells are ok, built nice, old Android firmware though. The ads say they support AutoAuth, they don't. You have to use a gateway bypass cable. (Tearing the dash apart to find to begin with)The renewal is $549/yr for the Phoenix Plusafter your first 2 years.OVERALL, good unit. Probably overpriced like the others. Free 2 years of updates. Probably buy a new one after 2 years. 2 years of updates will buy a new unit alone, so....Buy one. I think you'll be happily surprised.

I work at a dealership reconditioning vehicles for resale, and this scanner has been an invaluable tool in my day-to-day work. It has helped me diagnose and resolve issues quickly—not only on the vehicles I personally work on, but also on those brought to me by the lesser techs when their high-end tool truck scanners couldn’t get the job done. Reliable, accurate, and versatile, it’s become my go-to diagnostic tool

One of the biggest things I needed are blend door calibration on jeeps, I can't do. But still a lot of good functions. Battery life is good. Came with a bunch of obd1 connectors but can't actually use them.

works as intended, fast UI, fast Scanning, very easy to navigate, organized well, a good upgrade for a young mechanic that plans to stay a mechanic, overkill for none mechanic. great product for the price.

One of the best scan tools out there. Have had my scantool for almost a year now and love it. Have used snapon and Autel in the past but absolutely levels to TopDon, have had no issues so far. Use this a lot for electronic parking brake maintenance mode / brake replacements, use this a lot of different chassis calibration. Was even to program keys on a 04/07 Honda Civic and Odyssey. Was able to custom/ personalize settings in my lexus like windows going down with the unlock button. Reads all modules. Topography is a game changer for network / module communication issues. Has most catalog PIDs you need and then some. Output control is great to use as well. Definitely have made my money back from purchasing this scantool. Can't see my self using any other scantool in the future. Going to upgrade to the best TOPDON scantool in the future

It's a great OBD scanner and I love it! Much better prices than others. I have used it to gain an insight into my car issues and has helped a lot!