Jon2007E63P30

midnyite

no, not cool at all when you can get the same thing for less than $40.
Go to amazon and buy any bluetooth OBD2 sensor and download Torque on your android app.

PistolWhipC63

What he said.

Jon2007E63P30

If you have Apple... then what??

An android + this is ????????????

Just checkin costs.


Never saw a thread with this info

jvanbrecht

The costs all come down to about the same.. both the android stuff being mentioned, and the software you posted, both require you to have purchased the phone in the first place.. and the higher end Android devices tend to run about the same cost as an iphone.

The software you posted requires the additional cost of $150 for the obdii dongle, and between $30 to $50 for software. It would not be as bad had they included the software in the hardware purchase, but it does not appear that they do so.

The torque software mentioned, is for Android, although I am sure there is an iphone app that supports the same functionality that is similarly priced.

I do not have an iphone anymore so I cannot go look (and I do not have itunes installed either, and I do not feel like doing someones research for them).

The end result, is that if you want something dedicated for you car.. a cheap android device, a cheap obd dongle, and $5 software is hard to beat..