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Best for Beginners7.8/104.2 ★ (35,468)FIXD

FIXD Bluetooth OBD2 Scanner

Bluetooth OBD2 Scanner

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Our verdict

The FIXD Bluetooth OBD2 Scanner is the best choice for casual drivers who want simple explanations for engine lights. Skip this tool if you are a professional mechanic or require advanced ABS/SRS diagnostics and bi-directional control.

Pros
  • Extremely easy setup
  • Clear, jargon-free explanations
  • Compact portable design
Cons
  • Lacks ABS/SRS support
  • Premium features require subscription

The FIXD Bluetooth OBD2 Scanner is a compact, user-friendly diagnostic tool designed primarily for everyday drivers who want to decode check engine lights without visiting a mechanic. In our testing, the device paired seamlessly with both iOS and Android platforms via the proprietary FIXD app. It excels at translating complex error codes into plain English, providing a severity score and recommended maintenance schedules, which makes it an excellent entry-level choice for non-technical car owners. Unlike professional-grade scan tools, the hardware relies entirely on your smartphone for the interface, keeping the footprint extremely small and portable. While it offers basic emissions testing and code clearing, it lacks the deep-dive functionality required for advanced diagnostics. We found that the app interface is intuitive, but users should be aware that some of the more detailed vehicle insights are gated behind a recurring premium subscription service. If you are looking for a straightforward way to monitor your vehicle health and catch minor issues before they escalate, the FIXD scanner is a reliable companion. However, it is not intended for professional mechanics or those needing bi-directional control, as its capabilities are strictly limited to reading and clearing standard OBD2 codes. It serves its purpose well as a budget-friendly consumer device for basic automotive troubleshooting.

Specifications

Vehicle Coverage
1996 and newer gas vehicles
Live Data Streaming
ABS/SRS Diagnostics
Bi-Directional Control
Free Updates
0 years
Display Size
0 inches

Price history

90-day averageUS$39.99
90-day lowUS$39.99
All-time lowUS$23.00

Price last checked 09/07/2026 · Price history via Keepa

How it compares

FIXD Bluetooth OBD2 ScannerOBDLink MX+ANCEL DS500BT
Vehicle Coverage1996 and newer gas vehiclesAll OBD-II compliant vehicles10000+ vehicle models
Live Data Streaming
ABS/SRS Diagnostics
Bi-Directional Control

Frequently asked questions

Does the FIXD scanner work with all cars?

It works with all gas-powered vehicles sold in the U.S. manufactured in 1996 or later.

Can it clear ABS or airbag lights?

No, this model is designed for engine diagnostics only and cannot access ABS or SRS systems.

Do I need a subscription to use it?

You can read and clear engine codes for free, but the premium subscription is required for advanced features like predictive maintenance and mechanic hotline access.

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