FOXWELL Scanner

GT60 pro's and con's. When opening the product good case. Tablet pack feels durable and well belt. Good thick cable feels well insulated. Took some time for up dating but that is normal straight out of the box. Reads Codes brings up Power train codes, body, excreta.... Shop info input is great the only thing is if you have along e-mail it will not fit. Printer service download does not work even tried just down loading the pk file to it still won't load. I use ALLDATA tried the short cut won't allow me to log in. Tried to see if I can find away to do calibration on 2010 Diamond Chrysler for the HVAC actuator's no option. Tried the Injector option will not read any car or truck that I have used it on so far. By next month I have a Duramax that is coming in that has to have DPF service done will test that when its time. Tried the TPMS option on the Maintenance Menu knowing the tire sensors are good it would not bring them up. Tested out TPS option on 2010 GM product and it would not let me rig the throttle assemble. Reports saved option like the idea but with out print service I had to transfer the file viva blue tooth to phone and I was able to print unless you have a blue tooth printer.**UPDATE** Customer service on point they take care of you. If the scanner does not work on about problem reading codes for different cars / trucks they are very prompt and come out with a update date with in 24 hrs to week. They do help you with using the scanner. I do suggest the other GT60 Plus it has more abilities but if all you want is to read codes and do the basics this is the one. I have used it on US version Honda's you are able to run pin point tests, Fords KOEO and KOER tests. Euro cars works well.

This is a basic crappy scanner suped up to look good. It does nothing it says it will and was a total waste of money.

There is no media I can find to walk you through any of the finer details. I’m an old gym mech cutting my teeth on the tech 1. It had a manual. Now I either figure it out myself, sell it and buy the tech2 or wast my time on tech support where’s there’s probably 1 in 20 who’ve actually worked on a car. Look elsewhere.

Some years ago, I had purchased BlueDriver (at $99) but it did not include the module for security system/door locks. This all-system GT 60 has everything and helped me find the alarm fault for my 15 year old car.I had issues right out of the box because the Foxwell server with the updates and registration was not working for several days. I got the item on a weekend, I contacted Foxwell the first Monday and they fixed the issue within one day with apologies for "all the inconvenience".Now that the server issue is fixed, I can say I am very satisfied with the GT 60. It is a bit pricey, but since I am driving older, paid-for cars that have developing intermittent issues, I felt the $500 was well worth it.You will need a home wi-fi connection for this scanner.

I got this for my boyfriend and he LOVES it, it holds battery for a long time and he loves everything you can do on this

Got the scanner was happy to use it found that not everything they say is supported isn’t and to make matters even better the battery doesn’t last at all. Contacted customer support and they keep blowing me off and recommending I get another product from them. Or contact the seller on Amazon clearly Foxwell doesn’t stand behind there own product horrible service.

Works well.

I like the live data streaming and graphing. I don't like that it doesn't do what it advertises. It won't access and the TPM system on a 2010 chevy, nor the throttle angle on a 2010 dodge. We will see what else it won't do as time go no.