Price: $159.00 - $139.00
(as of Feb 02,2026 03:54:27 UTC – Details)
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Customers report positive functionality of the scan tool, with one mentioning it works flawlessly with Forscan and exceeds OEM equipment performance, while another notes it runs active tests and actuations effectively.
Customers find the scan tool easy to set up and use.
Customers find the scan tool offers good value, with one mentioning it works great at a fraction of the price.
Customers appreciate the scan tool's connectivity, with one mentioning its seamless laptop connection and another highlighting its USB-A to USB-C adapter feature.
Customers find the OBD2 adapter to be of great quality, with the cable receiving particular praise.
Customers appreciate the scan tool's programming capabilities, with one mentioning its ability to perform module calibrations and programming, while another notes its automatic switching between HSCAN and MSCAN modes.
Top reviews from the United States
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2025
This thing surprised me. Going into this tool, I wasn't expecting much, knowing how much GM locks their software down. I was thinking i might be able to check codes and that would be about it, but i was able to program too. After installing the drivers, GDS2 and SPS2 had no problem detecting it and it actually seemed to work faster than an official MDI2. I was pleasantly surprised at how easy it was to use as a GM tech. Also, having the ability to switch between usb and usb-c is great, as it allows me to stay connected to my computer no matter what is in what slot. The status lights even let me know if the vehicle, computer, or both are connected too.
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2026
Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2025
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2026
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2025
I have been using FORscan for a few years now, I had a cheaper OBD adapter but it would intermittently disconnect, almost bricked a module because of it. Finally bit the bullet and got the RLunk X3 OBD2 adapter, and WOW! My 2019 f150 xlt, used this and FORscan to activate the factory trailer brake control, saved about 800 buck from the dealers quote. Coolest thing, customized my dash to.display oil temp and pressure too! Link X3 feels nice and premium build wise, calves is long i can sit in the passenger seat and connect to the old with my laptop. It swaps between HSCAN and MSCAN automatically so that lowers the worry between killing modules, fast data rate probably 5x what my cheap one was,ZERO LAG reading abs data stream. Yes it costs a little more then the cheapo no brand adapters but man time saved is worth every penny. Chrysler Pacifica throttle body relearns, and other basic module features, check and done! The obd2 to usb compatibility is legit.
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2025
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2026
Got the RLink X3 and set it up right away. Set up was simple and it came with great instructions, even how to set up Ford, GM, and Chrysler programming software. I was itching to use it so I tried it with forscan as a j2534 device and it worked great! Looking forward to programing some cars with it!
Top reviews from other countries
Works but weak USB plug
Reviewed in Canada on December 20, 2025
Reviewed in Canada on December 20, 2025
Loved it while it was working but the USB-C plug broke right off as per the picture. You're working in a confined space, the cable is not that long and a little pull on the cable broke it off. They have to improve it. I think the USB-C to A adapter doesn't help. It should be the other way around with a USB-A on the cable with a USB-C adapter as that would be easily replaceable if it broke.
It connected to GDS2 and was working fine. Didn't have a chance to try programming a module yet. What a shame.
Update 2025/12/30: The seller contacted me and did right by me by refunding the total amount and sending me a new adapter. If anyone is looking at buying one of these, I strongly suggest that you use the USB-C to A adapter and TAPE them together permanently to prevent the USB-C plug from being pulled or twisted, at least until they make improvements on the plug. This review update was not solicited by them nor did I ask for the refund and/or replacement adapter.
Dead on arrival
Reviewed in Canada on January 30, 2026
Reviewed in Canada on January 30, 2026
Couldn’t connect it to the rlink platform. Useless to me. Will be sending it back for a refund.
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