The best DIY diagnostic scan tool, Xtool IP608 smart Diagnostics system

Link to the scan tool on Amazon www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0BYNDK8LM
possibly the best DIY diagnostic scan tool on the market for it's price range and capabilities.
The kind folks over at Xtool sent me the IP608 to review and test, this tool is a fantastic unit that is ideal for any DIY or garage mechanic. over the next few months I will be doing videos using this scan tool on different cars and showing it's capabilities and uses.
This video is for entertainment purposes only. Under no circumstances should you do what I do.
Please do your own research and come to your own conclusions.
Thanks
Bernard
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[@gabrielsweeney4331]

great job

[@tobydyes]

I got a lightning deal on Amazon and play $219

[@zw3245]

Hi, good review, ... Xtool send you this ip608, but i think they add actuation test function on this devise for you, because officialy there are no actuation test on ip608...is not the first time i see xtool review with adding no official function and is not correct for me to see that.

[@quickfixmechanics]

Hi thanks for the comment and information on the actuation tests, I will contact them and see if this is correct and will update the video to reflect this.

[@kitecattestecke2303]

That would be insane Anyone who buy this will be so unhappy with that... If you cant access actuator test you can not test something that might be broken 😮

[@quickfixmechanics]

I can’t comment on that just yet as they have not got back to confirm if they all have actuation tests or is it just the one they sent me. I’ll update the video as soon as I find out.

[@9z4clb]

Amazon $199 and free Prime delivery.

[@quickfixmechanics]

Fantastic value

[@tobydyes]

some cars have 250 to choose from

[@tobydyes]

it will read all the way back to 96

[@preston963]

I'll stick with my Autel MS906, Launch pad 5 pro &Thinktool Pros!... That's crap!

[@quickfixmechanics]

Hi and thanks for the comment, they are very good scan tools you mentioned and more on the professional level. This one is more leaning towards the DIYer than pros as I mentioned in video and price range.

[@preston963]

@@quickfixmechanics Been a mechanic not technician but have been an electronics tech in OZ 40+ & do a lot of diag & programming work that other businesses can't.

[@quickfixmechanics]

Brilliant stuff, wishing you many more years of success