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Best Tablet
Autel MaxiCOM MK808S / MK808Z
Tablet · Best for DIYers
Research checked October 30, 2026 · How we evaluate
7-inch touchscreen tablet that scans every module, runs active tests and handles 28+ service resets. Plugs in by cable. One year of updates, then a yearly fee.
$300–$500
Typical price range · prices change often, so check today’s price
- Runs active tests (bidirectional)
- Full system
- Free for a set time, then paid
Specs at a glance
| Price range | $300–$500 |
|---|---|
| Type | Tablet |
| Connection | Wired (cable) |
| Systems covered | Full system |
| Bidirectional / active tests | Yes |
| Live data | Advanced (graphing / logging) |
| Updates & subscription | Free for a set time, then paid 1 year of free Wi-Fi updates, then about $80-$125/yr at retailers (Autel publishes no price). Keeps working without renewal, but no new coverage. MK808S and MK808Z are the same tablet. |
| Service functions | 28+ functions incl. oil reset, EPB, SAS, BMS, DPF regen, ABS bleed, throttle relearn, injector coding, immobilizer, basic TPMS |
| Platforms | Standalone (Android-based 7-inch tablet) |
| App quality | No app (standalone) |
| Vehicle coverage | 80+ US, Asian and European makes, 1996+, all available systems. AutoAuth support for 2018+ Chrysler/Jeep/Ram/Dodge security gateways. |
| Best for | DIYers |
Specs come from the manufacturer and independent reviews. Features vary by vehicle year, make and model, so check coverage for your car before buying.
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