VXDIAG VCX SE用於苯甲

I bought the VXDIAG VCX SE BENZ and it's been rock solid! Especially with Xentry/DAS, it diagnoses Benz models from 2005 all the way to 2025 with ease. It handles DoIP on W222 and W223 perfectly. I used to struggle with SD C4 failing to connect to newer models, but VXDIAG nailed it.

I’ve had the device for half a year now and use it frequently. It‘s an excellent device that works really well with Mercedes models and supports online SCN coding, as long as I have the online account. The customer service is great, thank you. I‘ll consider adding licenses for other models in the future. By the way, can I confirm if my device can add licenses for other brands like BMW or VW?

I know the new devices come with fast Wi-Fi, but in this case, Im pretty old-schoolI always use a wired connection. If youve ever seen a control unit fail due to a Wi-Fi refresh process, that experience will be burned into your memory forever.

The original VCI is way too expensive (3,000 and up), and at least in my country, its hard to get. Some used or refurbished C6 units are more affordable (1,600 and up), but theyre still really pricey, and some dont come with a warranty or return option. The VCI C6 clone (around $450) is still a risk because returning it to China is nearly impossible, but at least youre not losing as much money if something goes wrong.

Heres my experience with VXDIAG so far:

Ive been running it with Xentry OpenShell version 09.2023 for about three months now, and compared to the C4, its more stable. I think if most users have the same needs as me, theyd eventually go with this device too.

As an auto repair shop owner, I recently bought and tested two J2534 Passthru devices: the VXDIAG VCX SE and the Scanmatik 2 Pro, to use with the Xentry Passthru software. Maybe my experience isnt the most objective, but heres my take:

Scanmatik 2 Pro:
The Scanmatik 2 Pro performs pretty well in some areas. It supports diagnostic software like DAS, Xentry, and Vediamo 4, but when it comes to older cars (especially those built before 2005), it doesnt always recognize them fully or sometimes not at all. For truck diagnostics, its not great either, especially with trucks that open through DASScanmatik 2 Pro completely fails there. When using newer versions of Xentry, the Scanmatik 2 Pro doesnt perform well with certain newer Mercedes models (like Xentry Cars 2024.09) and it even has compatibility issues with the SD Connect C4.

VXDIAG VCX SE:
On the other hand, I think the VXDIAG VCX SE is a more versatile device. It supports DoIP technology and the latest versions of Xentry software. Whether youre using Xentry Openshell or Passthru mode, the VXDIAG VCX SE runs smoothly. When diagnosing newer models (like the MB W167 2021), the VXDIAG VCX SE is really reliableit didnt have the login issues that I experienced with Scanmatik 2 Pro. In Passthru mode, the VXDIAG VCX SE worked perfectly, while the Scanmatik 2 Pro didnt work at all, and in some cases, Xentry Cars 2023.12 wouldnt even connect in Passthru mode.

I've been using the VXDIAG SE FOR BENZ for a while now, mainly for Xentry diagnostics, and overall, it has been a great experience. Here's my detailed feedback:

Xentry Compatibility:
I'm using Xentry 09.2024, and everything runs smoothly. All functions work as expected, including automatic ignition status detection and voltage reading. It is very stable, and it works like the older C4 device.

Wireless Connectivity:
The Wi-Fi connection on this device is spot on. It works exactly as advertised, allowing wireless diagnostics without the hassle of cables. This feature is a huge convenience, especially when working in tight spaces or on the go.

Passthru Compatibility:
I have not specifically tested the Passthru functionality, but it comes with a Passthru license, so in theory, it should work with other software like ODIS. I have seen other users report success with wireless connections, and the device also supports adding licenses for other brands. I plan to get the VW license soon to make things even simpler.

Firmware Updates:
VXDIAG SE gets regular firmware updates through Allscanner software, and the process is really easy. You do not need to connect it to a car to update-just plug it into a USB port, and you're good to go. Very convenient.

Xentry Driver Issues:
One thing to note is that Allscanner has to release a new driver for every new version of Xentry. So, when a new version of Xentry comes out, you might need to wait for the driver update to be available. The software detects the version of Xentry you are using and loads the correct driver, which is nice, but you will have to wait for the update after a new release. So far, I have not had any major issues, and my Xentry 09.2024 works perfectly.

Customer Service:
I also want to mention that buying directly from the official website is a smart move. The customer service is top-notch..very professional and quick to respond, which is always a plus when dealing with technical tools.