Topdon Phoenix Lite 2

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Dec, 2024

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Expert review by : Adrian Kingsley-Hughes (zdnet.com)

This powerful Android tablet doubles as a car mechanic. Here's how it works

The Topdon Phoenix Lite 2 is a powerful automotive scanner that does a lot more than just read and clear trouble codes.

While the casual DIYer could get away with a much simpler – and cheaper – automotive scan tool , the Topdon Phoenix Lite 2 is aimed at those who want the ultimate tools on hand to carry out the sort of work you'd expect from a high-end garage. With a...

Dec, 2024

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Expert review by : Brian Nadel (tomsguide.com)

Topdon Phoenix Lite 2 review

A pricey, but powerful OBD-II scanner that blurs the line between amateur and professional use

Near professional OBD scanner ; Hybrid handheld with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth ; 8-inch touch screen ; Excellent array of diagnostic tests and live data ; Includes adapters and hard case

Big, heavy and at times cumbersome ; Expensive ; After two years, it requires a subscription

One of the most complex and capable OBD-II scanners available. The Topdon Phoenix Lite 2 may break the bank at $799 but it delivers the ability to work through most automotive problems wirelessly with a big screen.

Jul, 2024