OBDeleven 3 OBD2 Diagnostic Tool Bluetooth Scanner (Android & iOS)

My husband has used an OBDeleven for his other VW's for years. However it wasn't compatible with my Iphone, once I plugged this awesome tool in. It worked within minutes to scan. It's been a huge help in figuring out the problems with my 2022 VW Atlas. Love this thing!

Really horrible cost to value ratio. 130 dollars for the flimsy little device then 20 minutes of troubleshooting the fact that it won’t let you use the device without signing in with an account. AS WELL AS a 30 dollar purchase of 100 credits for stolen coding. Just save your money at this point no use buying such a device anyway to use it once then probably never again. You guys were supposed to put power back into the consumers hands but you just continue to test us

First, the OBEleven saved my almost $350. I was faced with replacing my battery. My car (2020 VW Atlas) had a EFB+ battery that was completely dead. I replaced it with an AGM battery. That ment that the battery had to be taken out and replaced. When that happens in a VW, all alarms and failure light go off. The OBEleven, corrected all the alarms and faults. It re programmed and registered the battery. Yes you have to by the dongle, and credits to clear alarms and faults, but I still save almost $350. For comparison the dealer estimated battery, replacement and programming the battery and registering it would be in $700 range. Auto-Zone wanted almost $600. I am not a car guy other than looking at them, but it was well worth the $120 for the dongle. $23 for 100 credits and $198 for the battery + incidentals. I trust OBEleven, I think you can too.

I purchased this OBDeleven scanner for my 2012 VW GTI, and it has been a very useful tool for diagnosing issues and making adjustments. The app is easy to use, and it gives access to many vehicle modules that a basic OBD2 scanner cannot read. I have been able to check fault codes, monitor vehicle information, and perform useful adaptations and settings on my GTI. For VW and Audi owners, this is a great tool to have because it goes beyond simply reading and clearing check engine codes. It helps understand what is happening with the vehicle and can save time and money when troubleshooting problems. The connection has been reliable, and the interface is user-friendly. I recommend it to anyone who works on their own VW or wants more control and information about their vehicle.

The hardware itself feels like something that should be about $5 on Temu. Nearly weightless. The price for this is absolutely obnoxious. So ridiculous that on top of it they make you buy hundreds of points to be able to use it for its purpose or crazy expensive annual memberships. The things I wanted to do weren't applicable to my vehicle cuz it didn't have the technology and 90% of the stuff on the list had already been activated on my car so all I could do was deactivate it lol. It did give me a lot of engine codes that were super specific and I was able to clear them. It'll be interesting to see if they pop back up again and then I'll know to take them seriously. Some of them did immediately. I just don't like the price or the structure or the quality. The website lets you buy 10 points or 100 points or 500 points lol. Silly things are 10 points and fun changes if you're looking enough to have the technology in your vehicle are 100 points and boy does that add up fast. Basically anything that I was hoping to do for a 100 points was already activated on my car or the technology wasn't on the car to be activated.

Works well - downside is the subscription you need Would recommend getting the pro sub since each individual one click app costs a pretty penny

I am genuinely disappointed with this device. For starters, ever since I plugged in this device weird things started going on with my 21 VW Atlas. After I disabled the EPB and left the device in the ODB port during brake pad replacement my battery was totally drained. Then, all these weird error codes started showing up on the dashboard. I ended up replacing the battery since I could not get it charged enough to start the car. After replacing I needed to register the new battery with the car but could not do it because you need premium membership. Then my car started acting up, running RPMs uncontrollably during a stop. I finally removed the device from the ODB port, unplugged the battery to run a system reset. The car is finally running fine with no weird error codes and RPMs running wild. I also purchased 100 credits and most of them were consumed by workshop apps that were not even compatible with the car. This device is pretty much useless if you don't buy extra credits. For basic stuff like running a scan you are better off with a $30 scanner.

The issue is this, it is a scam. Anytime you pay for a change or programing. To reverse it you have to pay again to turn it off. The user interface is not user friendly. It does not map at all. Waste of $200.00 in total. Trying to find out what module in an Audi dropped out of com is completely complicated. There is no quick way to use it. Buy VCDS or a standalone bi directional obd2 tablet that has a mapping feature built in. Getting credits back is problematic and they use an A.I. chat bot for customer service..........selling mine on market place at a loss. Huge waste of time. No good support anywhere on how to use it well.

It does what it should. Scanning new cars takes a bit more time. I use it mostly for on the go diagnostic tool which can stay in the car. Proper diagnostics it’s better to go for a wired connection in my opinion. Most features are paid. However you could still see live values from inside every ecu for quick test without a subscription I guess it just allows only 5 or 6 at a time. Having it in the car with full access to ecu gives you a peace of mind.

Impeccable , utilisé pour changement de disque arrière (frein en mode maintenance) sur A3 8v de 2014. Juste dommage que l’appli iPhone nécessite l’achat de points…

Really useful diagnostic tool. It’s compact, easy to connect and handy for checking vehicle faults from a phone. The app is straightforward to use, and compatibility with several car brands is a big plus.

Its working but its a damaged article… not new at all and paid more then on the brand its own website

An unfortunate necessary if you own an older Audi. Works perfectly diagnosing and clearing everything except for DEF countdown.