The cheapest Autel tablet with both ECU coding and CAN FD and DoIP, for enthusiasts who code modules on newer cars. Home mechanics who only need resets can save with the MX900.
Amazon $799
The wireless version of Autel’s MX900, for home mechanics who want CAN FD, DoIP and 40 service functions without a cable to the dash. It has no ECU coding.
- 40Service functions
- NoECU coding
- YesCAN FD and DoIP
- 1 yearFree updates
Price checked November 2, 2026. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.
- A Bluetooth VCI lets you move around the car during active tests
- CAN FD and DoIP support covers 2020 and later GM, Ford and other newer cars
- Covers 40 service functions for nearly any DIY brake, battery, steering or DPF job
- Only one year of free updates before new vehicle coverage needs a paid renewal
- No ECU coding for replaced modules or retrofits
- Costs about $150 more than the wired MX900 for the same functions
How it scores
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Specifications
| Model number | MK900BT |
|---|---|
| Functions | |
| Service functions | 40 |
| Vehicle makes | 150 |
| ECU coding | No |
| CAN FD and DoIP | Yes |
| Topology map | No |
| Hardware | |
| Form | Tablet |
| Screen | 8 in |
| System | Android 11 |
| Wireless VCI | Yes |
| Battery | 7,700 mAh |
| Support | |
| Free updates | 1 year |
| Warranty | 1 year |
Alternatives in this form
For a home mechanic who works on pre 2020 European cars and wants online coding. Buyers with newer GM or Ford models should look at the Lite 3.
Amazon $799The wireless version of Autel’s entry tablet, for home mechanics who want to move around the car during active tests. On newer GM or Ford models, the MK900BT is the better buy.
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