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Over paied tools. Have a lotte off function not working. Tried to code a pilar on bmw e60 diddent work. Ussed ista for 50$ 2 min job. It's long time a go with the challenge with the bmw. Support is useless. Have to pay suscraption to usse a tools you have payed for. Can't recommend it. Only lives on marketing
Now I work on vag dashboard solution. Slow, complicated soldring presidure. It's mutch easier with green flasher, poldiag, xtools.
A company that makes products that are overpriced, oversold, under supported and will not keep its promises.
The sales pitch will sound amazing, the tool feature like will get you hooked
Get ready for disappointment.
There is no feedback on their Facebook page because of the number of people the company have ripped off including myself
Honestly buy a clone from China and you won't be missing many features.
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