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Customer Review
- Reviewed in Canada on May 25, 2025The FlyroadUp OBD2 Scanner provides basic car information and diagnostics that are handy for beginners.
It provides an easy-to-use setup: just plug it in and pair it with the app. The cell phone app (I used an iPhone) provides a decent layout and features to explore the various car sensor information for beginners like me. The app is quick and very responsive in real-time. Depending on the car it鈥檚 used with, the information may vary as some older cars either don鈥檛 provide the sensor data or the OBD2 Scanner doesn鈥檛 support it.
After exploring all the different settings, there is one function to download the data to a PDF file. Unfortunately, it does not download all the data about the car. That鈥檚 too bad as I would have liked to look at all the data in a PDF on a large computer screen rather than having to scroll through all the various screens on a tiny iPhone. My feeling is that if the app can read all that information, it should be easily exported to a PDF file to make the user鈥檚 life a lot easier exploring the many settings. As it is, you need the car running to see all the data, which is not very effective or efficient. I'm taking my Lexus NX300h in for service shortly, and I would have liked to have a baseline of all the car's settings to compare after the car has been serviced.
There is no capability to change any of the car settings or reset diagnostic codes with the OBD2 Scanner; it鈥檚 read-only. This is probably advisable for beginners as I鈥檓 sure unless you know exactly what you are doing, you could do some damage to the car if not careful.
I tested the OBD2 Scanner on 4 cars: 2015 Lexus NX300h, 1998 Lexus GS400, 2001 Audi S4, and 2015 Audi S4. It successfully read most of the codes from them. I did not have fault codes show up on the 4 cars as I did not have any issues with the cars.
