Reviewing a Budget Friendly Scanner Made For DIY or Pro

Our first tool review on here. We hope you enjoy. This is the Launch CRP919E scanner. They sent it to us and asked for us to give our thoughts. We are going to keep it real with you guys on anything we are sent. This is our honest view on it. We hope you enjoy.

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[meganw]

Thanks for everything, Sherwood!
I am loving all this knowledge I'm picking up from your videos!

[bretlagasse]

I have that same one. I'm not a professional, but it was an amazing tool for me to trouble shoot my entire evap emission issues and missfires. Saved me a lot of money and helped me narrow down the issues.

[mattgarcia]

If all scan tools had you reviewing them and showing different module communications the way you do I wouldn’t be struggling to find one I love! However because of you I’m getting this one!

[dannyd.]

This was a very good review. Much information and well described. Was able to learn from you. Thanks for that! Best regards from germany

[bdnhebb]

More diagnostic tool reviews. I am a new subscriber, and was impressed at how you explained the basic operation n a clear way. Thanks, and God bless you and your family ❤

[johnnigro]

Love tool reviews! Would also like to see any shop tips you guys may have as well. For shop efficiency or neat equipment. I saw in one of your videos a funnel attached to the hoist and thought 🤔 saves a few minutes of hunting

[Gdude]

Very good review, thanks, I think I’ll be picking one of these up soon.

[ronwilson]

Yes I like scanner reviews, great videos.

[HopeNewDay]

This was very informative. This is definitely on the top of my list now.

[connorrampage]

Any time you do scan tool reviews you have to let the viewers know if there is a subscription for the updates, how much they are and how often you need to get them. Doesn't matter how good they are, if there is an expensive subscription it's probably going to be a deal
braker.

[robertkosovich]

nice information! thanks for the knowledge!

[sanjivpatel]

I would like to see more tool reviews like this one.

[DependableAutoTruck]

great video thanks for sharing like tool reviews sometimes i find tools i didn't know were out there thanks

[MrMCSS]

I love tool reviews so keep them coming. I'm a DIY'er and have bought various scan tools over the years. A couple of years ago I bought a Thinktool Pros which uses Launch software which looks very similar to the tool you are reviewing and it has been a good scanner so far.

[tsant]

Topdon has basically the same model and platform. I think they're sister companies. I love mine. As a diy, it gives me enough data to make a repair, or take it in to my mechanic for the bigger jobs. But money well spent imo. Great review!

[paulgilliland]

We’d like to see you guys do a real diag with a budget scan tool. Not an commercial for Launch even though they do make a good tool costing $1299.00.

[markloney]

Yes more tool reviews would be good as well

[ecotec]

I can say from experience why I don't like graphing more than 4 pids at a time and it's mainly because it lowers the refresh rate having too many pids at once. Example I do is I always try to graph 2 o2 sensors at a time to catch any glitches with the fastest refresh rate possible.

[mthedude]

More tool reviews and capabilities of those tools. I hear Top Don is blowing Autel out of the water now. Im in the market for a good scan tool and doing research.

[timothythompson]

Great honest video. I have two cheap scan tools but neither can read ABS codes.