2dakika OBD-X1 diagnostic device
The 2dakika OBD-X1 is a diagnostic device that plugs into your car's OBD port and connects to your phone over Bluetooth. With the 2dakika app it reads the car's electronic memory and turns it into a plain-language Vehicle Health Report.
$99+ $20 shipping
14-day returns · 2-year warranty
Trucks, buses and Tesla are not supported. What can be read varies by car. Compatible cars
What it does
Reads fault codes and fault history, explained with over 50,000 descriptions.
Compares the odometer with the mileage stored by the car's modules.
Reads battery, EV/hybrid battery and DPF status on cars that report them.
Shows each module's part and software numbers and whether it belongs to this car.
Clears stored fault codes after a repair once you confirm; every clear is recorded.
Specs
- Connection
- Bluetooth LE
- Vehicle bus
- K-line, CAN and CAN FD (the standard OBD line, plus the second diagnostic lines of Peugeot, Citroën, Ford, Fiat, Opel and Jeep)
- Voltage
- 12 V vehicles, tolerates 24 V
- Power
- Powered by the car, no battery
- Firmware
- Updates over the air through the app
- Phone
- iOS 15 or later, Android 7.0 or later
In the box
- 2dakika OBD-X1
- User guide
- Brochure
Download the app:
Questions about the device
It works with cars and light commercial vehicles that use K-line or CAN, which covers the vast majority of cars from 2004 on. Trucks, buses and Tesla aren't supported. What can be read varies by make and model; see the Compatible cars page for details.
No. The report is built on readings signed by the OBD-X1, so the app works only with the 2dakika OBD-X1.
Scanning is read-only, and every report states that nothing was written to the car during the scan. The only thing written to the car is a fault-code clear you confirm. Mileage, the VIN, and key and immobilizer modules are never written to.
At 2dakika.com or from the order screen in the app: $99 plus $20 shipping. You can return it within 14 days, and the device comes with a 2-year warranty.
iPhones and iPads on iOS 15 or later, and Android 7.0 or later phones with Bluetooth LE.
On most cars a scan takes under 2 minutes; the time depends on how many modules are read. Keep the ignition on and the engine off during the scan.