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Best for VW & Audi

OBDeleven 3

Dongle + phone app · Best for DIYers

Research checked October 30, 2026 · How we evaluate

Bluetooth scanner built for VW/Audi, BMW, Toyota and Ford. Free plan reads all systems with live data; coding and component tests need a paid plan.

$50–$100
Typical price range · prices change often, so check today’s price
  • Runs active tests (bidirectional)
  • Full system
  • Free basics, paid features

Specs at a glance

Price range$50–$100
TypeDongle + phone app
ConnectionBluetooth
Systems coveredFull system
Bidirectional / active testsYes
Live dataAdvanced (graphing / logging)
Updates & subscriptionFree basics, paid features
Free plan reads all systems with live data. Coding, adaptations and output tests need PRO (about $60/yr); One-Click Apps use credits or the ULTIMATE plan (about $190/yr).
Service functionsService resets and comfort tweaks via One-Click Apps; adaptations and basic settings with PRO (varies by car)
PlatformsiOS, Android
App qualityGood
Vehicle coverageDeep coverage for VW Group (VW, Audi, Skoda, SEAT), BMW/MINI, Toyota/Lexus and US-built Fords from about 2006+. Other makes get generic engine codes only.
Best forDIYers

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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