Foxwell NT710 Bi-directional Scan Tool Upgraded Version of Foxwell NT530 Plus and NT510 Elite

Good for Electronics

It has a lot of data points which I’ll probably never use. Honestly, so far I’ve only used it as a OBD2 scanner. That is to say that whatever I was fixing (in my case, the AOS issue) would have been served just as well by a cheap OBD2 scanner because all it did was display misfire codes. The biggest strength to the Foxwell is that it has bi-directional capability, which is to say that I can independently test/adjust/reset *active* components of the vehicle. Obviously, it does nothing for *passive* components such as the AOS (as the AOS issue not powered by its own separate supply, therefore it cannot be independently singled out and tested by the Foxwell.) However, the biggest strength- bi directional testing capability and ability to store and recall historical data from each component of the vehicle makes it worth it. I’d say this product really shines when you are having issues with electronic components of the vehicle, such as speed sensors, door actuators, air bag resets, VarioCam Plus issues, etc. Easily worth the money if and when those issues will eventually come up. Honest review. Hope that helps.

Excellent customer service. Yhey made sure that I was totally satisfied with my scanner. Excellent company. I would highly recommend them.

DO NOT ORDER- I checked with them prior to ordering where they (Foxwell direct support) told me the NT710 was capable of re calibrating my turbo actuator it does NOT! They will not refund my money as I was out of their 14 day return window (took a week back and forth with support) even though they sold me the incorrect tool their support team recommended. Not a good experience- gave one star as their is no option for a no star.