C.H. Ellis 03-7072 General Mechanics Tool Bag - Green

nice tool, real cool to watch in real time as driving around, set to phone first got all the updates for my vehicle, then switched devices to the ipad, now it will only sync with ipad but not problem as the tablet is more convienient especially with viewing multiple settings in real time, when switching between different vehicle's it needs to be updated for each vehicle ....so far has done everything claimed to be capable of...it stays plugged into my truck with an ipad displayed it says not to run more than 5 live readings at a time or could have misleading reads, nonetheless I've done 9 at a time and it seemed to work good, I kept checking back to single or double reads and collectively built up to 9 and back down and the readings seem to be the same average not a noticeable difference, regardless it allows for live readings of multiple systems, and when I want to check specific systems its simple enough just to select those reads only for a more accurate read if in fact it does create false reads...??? so for has helped in diagnosing check engine light issues on 2012 Tundra, 2014 Subaru Forrester, 2016 Scion im, 2017 Subaru outback, 2010 Camero SS,this has been helpful and thus far reliable tool, easy to use self explainable instruction...with plenty of in app help...

Love that the device runs off my phone and the database will update. also links to parts if very nice feature. Great build and design.

Bought this impulsively after watching about 40 ChrisFix videos. Don't get me wrong I needed something like this and it's pretty handy. The only thing I'd wish for them to add is a language option, specifically for a Spanish version for their app so my dad can take advantage of this awesome tool

It told us what was wrong with the car

Works Great!

Using it for 06 BMW 325i E90. Pulled up more codes than the cheaper obd2 I had but they advertise Confirmed Fixes: Repair Reports give you the verified fix for your specific problem.This is not necessarily true. It gives you a code. The code description usually says no description available. The verified fixes is just what others have reported they did to fix the issue. The verified fix answers are all over the place, in terms of repairs. For example, code A6CF is AUC Sensor. There is 28 verified repairs. The repairs show, replaced battery, repaired battery, repaired alternator, repaired alternator wiring harness, replaced fuse, replaced fuse connector, replaced AUC sensor, replaced junction box connector. Etc. This code is simple but for more difficult issues the repair report is pretty useless.So the verified repairs is not helpful like I was hoping. You get more info by googling the code.The good: It's easy to connect through bluetooth, the app is user friendly and well put together, erases codes, registered my battery, saves the reports, and pulled up codes my cheaper OBD2 did not.Overall I'm not able to diagnose and repair my car on Bluedriver alone. But it could work for some people's situations just not mine.