FIXD

Well first impressions are definitely very so-so. Opened the App on my iPad and everything is sideways. REALLY? Not even the foresight that many users have iPads, not iPhones? This is pretty basic, and the fact that this has been overlooked does not bode well......

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I bought the unit and about two weeks later on my 2009 Subaru got a check engine light plug the unit in it said I had a dirty oxygen sensor and I found it cleaned it put the car back together and clear the air awesome awesome awesome thank you so much thank you thank you

Every time I scan now there’s always a “Problem syncing” pop-up. I’ve gone through the support menu and done everything that’s recommended to fix this issue, but nothing works. Before this most recent update, it seemed to be working fine, now I’m wondering if the update broke the app.

Hmmm I must not have noticed that in addition to purchase of the device I’d have to pay monthly fee to use it....

I get “network error” no matter what I do it was fantastic when it was working previously. I reset my password, and tried several WiFi and wireless networks to no avail. Please fix this... no pun intended

I was camping were there was no cell service and my car threw an engine code and I could NOT read the code because FIXD requires the internet. I had to drive miles in my car and I had no idea if I was safe to drive because I could not read the code. I’m getting rid of my fixd code reader.

The scan tool this app works with is an absolute joke. I was expecting a mid tier scan scan tool, because these units are a bit more expensive that a bottom of the barrel scan tool. Wrong, it’s the most basic scan tool I’ve ever seen+ a “maintenance monitor”. Which basically boils down to “put in your mileage, and we’ll use generally recommended maintenance intervals and act like it’s tailored to your car.

I understand you need WiFi or cellular data to connect to databases, stay updated etc etc but when your stuck somewhere with bad phone service it won’t work (only mentions Bluetooth but the data required always is inside after you buy it....) my $15 OBD2 will save the day if you have no service and you can use apps to update it when possible and uses Bluetooth and has many of the same features without the gimmick premium service..really, 7.99/mo? I’m a developer and can’t believe for certain services you need premium when some should be optional. I like the like the live gauges with a mounted tablet, but you need data to login lol.... other apps that connect to much cheaper OBD2 devices with live gauges work with no data (why would you need service data for that..?) oh, you need a required account to login with device to access that, dumb. I’ll stick to something else where I don’t need live data to login, especially if you’re stuck in a dead zone with no service. Come on. Would give 5 stars with such minor development work and fix many of the negative reviews. I could go on more how this can be easily improved while still giving out a premium option but this is just a disappointment (for me) I’m sure it’s fine for others that are not aware of unlocked OBD2 devices that cost 1/4 the price.

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