autel otofix d1 cannot correct miles and the functions differ depending on each individual car, the language cannot be changed without the authorization of those from autel and to test the battery you need an additional device which is very disappointing

autel otofix d1 cannot correct miles and the functions differ depending on each individual car, the language cannot be changed without the authorization of those from autel and to test the battery you need an additional device which is very disappointing

Unbelievable speed, awesome features, great price. This unit took the place of my smaller launch I kept in my van front seat for grab and go diagnostics. All I do day in, and day out, is automotive diagnostics, programming, and keys. I always keep a small fast tool in my front seat for all my pre and post scans and general diagnostics. I bought this unit because I like having both launch and autel available. This is autel software in an different clothing. I think I’m going to retire my launch to personal use because this device is so fast. The price of this thing is unbelievable. Diy'r, professional or anything in between, this unit is amazing.

Great quality and user friendly. This D1 lite is fast and great for doing quick scans and diags on cars pre and post visit to the shop. I even take it home to use as my DIY tool when I need to.

The Otofix D1 lite is a working example of Moore's Law (which for those unfamiliar basically states that our computers will get better and faster while costing less and less). I had been out of the scanner market for a few years when I recently was introduced to the world of Android tablet-based scanners. To say that I am impressed would be to put it mildly. For a moderate investment of under $400 the D1 Lite will probably allow the user to repair 90+ percent of problems that occur on vehicles built in the last 20+ years. Considering that the first scan tool I bought used probably 25 years ago cost me $500 really puts the value of the D1 Lite into perspective, especially considering that that $500 was really almost $1,000 in today's dollars. So, in equal dollar terms, the D1 Lite cost me well less than half of the scanner I bought 25 years ago, but it is lighter, faster, covers many times more vehicles, and has many times the capabilities. In today's inflationary world, not many things that we buy seem like a great deal. The Otofix D1 lite is an incredible exception. The what-you-get-for-what-you-pay ratio is so off the charts it is (almost) too good to be true, but I can attest, after putting the D1 Lite through it's paces, that it is indeed true! P.S. The flashlight built into the dongle for locating the DLC is simply genius!

Save big money by diagnosing and doing some repairs yourself with the help of these affordable scanners.

Looks good and solid. Good quality display. Pretty quick.

Powerful scanner

I like the feature of being able to test different modules on any car