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Why choose X431 PAD VII?
It is an impressive high-end diagnostic tool packed with advanced features:
- Performance: Powered by an 8-core 2.0 GHz CPU with 8GB RAM and 256GB storage.
- Display: A large 13.3-inch screen with 1920×1080 resolution for clear, detailed visuals.
- Cameras: Equipped with an 8.0 MP front camera and a 13.0 MP rear camera.
- Battery: Long-lasting 7.6V, 9360mAH battery.
- Connectivity: Supports Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and USB.
Key Features:
- Online Programming for Multiple Brands: Supports Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Mini Cooper, VW, Audi, Skoda, Seat, Ford, Mazda, Jaguar, Land Rover, Nissan, Porsche, Subaru, Renault, Hyundai, Kia, Great Wall, and more.
(Note: Currently, only X431 PAD V, PAD VII, and PRO5 offer online programming. PRO5 supports Benz and BMW only.) - Largest Memory and Display: Ideal for professionals needing extensive storage and clear, expansive visuals.
- Add-on Module Compatibility: Works seamlessly with all add-on modules.
- Enhanced Licenses: Supports European SGW Function License and X431 FIX (HaynesPro) European Database License.
(Note: Only X431 PAD V, PAD VII, and PRO5 support these licenses.) - Additional Features: Topology mapping, a new graphical UI for DPF REGEN, and ECU cloning, etc.
Check some customer reviews of Launch X431 PAD VII Elite below:
Review 1: Best tool ever
Since I bought this X431 PAD VII diagnostic tool. My daily diagnostics have been better and more accurate including the hability to do coding and programming from domestic vehicles to europeans. I love in NYC and I definitely recommend it to use. You won’t be disappointed at all. Best tool ever!
Review 2: Must have all in one automotive mega tool!
This X431 PAD VII is a must have tool for the seasoned pro to the weekend warrior- made re coding my super rare BMW 760li’s v-12 power plant simple!
Review 3: One is enough
I have owned other diagnostic tools in the past and I wanted something solely for ADAS calibration. I know I could have choose something cheaper but I was told by a friend to consider this one. After buying the Launch X431 Pad vii and discovering the range of its capabilities I can now see why the tag line is “one is enough”. This tool takes my diagnostic abilities to a whole other lever.
Review 4: Very Impressed – Lives up to my expectations
I did a lot of research before splashing out on this due to the cost, but I have to say, so far, very impressed.
This is the Launch Pad VII and is basically the ‘world’ version of the Launch ‘Euro Tab III’ which is sold by the European part of Launch, but is about £3000 cheaper than the Euro tab! This version only comes with the tablet and the VCI which plugs into the OBD port in the car. The ‘Euro Tab III’ comes with all the extra bits, so a boroscope, battery tester, key programmer and TPMS kit, but I already have the boroscope and battery tester which only cost about £50 max each if you buy them individually, and I don’t have any need for the key programmer or TPMS in my work. The actual software on this tablet is identical to the software on the Euro Tab to my knowledge, and is really what you are paying for. So for me, it’s a top of the range, dealer level diagnostic tool for a fraction of the price of either the Euro tab, or an Autel equivalent.
The tablet is, as expected, very sturdy and will survive life in a garage, but I have to say, the actual hard storage case for the tablet is ridiculous, it is the size of a large suitcase! I honestly thought I’d been delivered the wrong item when it arrived, but it certainly isn’t going to get broken or lost if you do choose to keep it in there!
The tablet is a decent Android tablet, so on top of the Launch software you can use Google, have access to the Google Play shop, and hey, you could even use it watch Netflix if you wanted! This makes it great to google stuff, send emails, or watch You Tube tutorials for repairs if you need to while working on a repair.
I have found that the internet does sometime drop out which is annoying as you have to reboot, but that’s when I’m at the extremes of the router, so outside etc, I guess it would be easy enough to then hook it up to run off a hot spot on my phone, but having no SIM itself this could be an issue if you was a mobile mechanic etc? It does need the internet to work. A future version where you could pop in a PAYG SIM card would be great.
The link up to the VCI is super fast and diagnostic set up is dead simple and very impressive, you simply run a smart search and then scan through any red bits, easy. I love the fact you can then run a professional looking diagnostic report which you can simply email back to yourself from the machine and then print out for the customer, you can even add your garage logo etc to make it look even better. You can then run a post report showing all the codes cleared after repair.
Finally, a mention of the X431 ‘Fix’ element. Basically, for every fault code you have two options, you can press a button which automatically runs a google search and brings back all the relevant You Tube videos and forum threads which is really helpful, or you can click on the X431 ‘Fix’ button, this then takes you into Haynes Pro, BUT, on this version you need to buy a Haynes Pro subscription, I think, with the Euro Tab you get Haynes Pro included, but again, you are paying more than £3000 more! I already have a Haynes Pro subscription, so I have simply linked this up, this then takes you in to Haynes Pro where you can get all the details you need. Again, very impressive. I do need to add, doing it this cheap way means you do have to manually search within Hayne Pro for the fault code, on the Launch expensive version I believe it pre-populates the search, but I’m not paying three grand extra to save having to type in a fault code.
I haven’t had a need to use the ‘remote diagnostic’ where you can purchase eternal support to recode etc while the machine is plugged in, I tend to work on the older cars, but in my research this seemed to get good feedback.
In summary, it is very expensive, and only you know if its value for money for what you need, but it is a current top of the range diagnostic tool, and it is very impressive and has certainly added value and saved me time. Overall, I can see this over time more than paying for itself. This is a cheap way of getting software this good, but with that, you have to do more of your own setting up etc.
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