Autel Scanner MaxiCheck MX808S, 2025 US Ver. of MaxiCOM MK808S/ MK808Z, Bidirectional 11OS as MX900 MK900 MK900BT, 3000+ Active Test, 28+ Service, OE All System OBDII Diagnostic Tool, FCA Autoauth

I love my Autel MX808S. The unit comes in a very nice hard plastic case that houses the unit as well as its accessories. The actual size of the unit is large enough to read things easily and small enough that you can maneuver it easily. I also like that the unit can be rested on the steering wheel so that you can do other things while working with it. The shear magnitude of what the MX808S is capable of is a must whether you own/work at a shop or you are a dedicated DIYer. I continue to learn more about what I can do with this tool every day. Updates are easy and free for 1 year, then an annual subscription fee is charged if you would like continued updates and support. Also important to note that depending on vehicle year an OEM authorization may be required to access certain functions on the vehicle side, basic code reads and some other diagnosis tools will still be available. Autel allows you to obtain these authorizations which are also fee based, but are charged by auto manufacturers not Autel. So, keep this in mind. If you run into this situation like I did, the fees aren’t outrageous and if you were using on your own vehicle it would pay for itself after diagnosing one repair. All in all, I continue to be impressed by all the functions of this unit and the only drawback to having something with this capability is the OEM authorization that may be required by manufacturers for late model vehicles. Highly recommend.

Really nice scanner. It does everything this DIY mechanic needs. I needed to check out an ABS issue on my 2006 Ford and my other scanner would not allow any ABS functionality. I was originally going to buy a different Autel scanner. I reached out to support (used the email in the amazon listing) with a couple of questions. They suggested that the MX808S would suit my needs better. I am glad I took their advice. The Autel MX808S allowed me to bleed the ABS module and clear the codes perfectly. Plugged it into a couple of my newer cars just to make sure it would connect and it did. Also as others have commented, the screen size is larger than I expected and easy to read, which is a plus. Wifi worked ok but I didn't really test the connection for distance. It does take a while to update when new because it loads vehicles from all over the world. Overall I am happy with the results.

Works well to program the keyfob on 2013 and newer generation 1 Nissan Leaf.Keyecu Smart Proximity Remote Key... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08CK4NKX1?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_shareHowever, the functionality was not there with the software that shipped on my IBD2 scanner/programmer. I needed to register my device, then update the software. After the updates, the features available on my Leaf increased dramatically! There are probably over 5 times the number of options on the programmer now than before the update!It is a very nice programmer, but you need to be careful what you do after the update. Sine things you should not and will not want to change.

This scanner is amazing! And you can't beat the price point for one that has so many capabilities. I am beyond pleased with the product and the customer service. I would highly recommend this to anyone that is contemplating a versatile bidirectional scanner. The included 1 year membership is a bonus and the fact that its only around $120 a year after that. When big companies charge that monthly, is unexpected and extremely appreciated. Thank you Autel and I will be investing in more of your companies products!

Just the fact that I can view live data in real time with this scan tool helped me diagnose an issue that was only occurring as the vehicle was warming up. All would be good when vehicle was cold. All would be good when vehicle was at operating temp. Pretty hard to diagnose.But thanks to live data, I was able to discern what I needed to know. Tool works well. Fairly short boot up time. Battery charge decent. Really not a bad scanner for the price. Of course, more expensive, commercial-grade, scan tools would be able to do what I needed, but as a DIY-er, I’m glad I didn’t need to spend as much.Wireless would be nice, but can’t complain if that makes it more expensive!