Autel Product Naming Rules
Autel names its products in a way that shows their purpose and target users. Most professional tools start with
"Maxi-" (meaning "maximum" power), while simpler devices may use
"Auto-" or other prefixes.
Main Product Series & Differences
1. MaxiSys (Top-End Professional Tools)
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For: Big repair shops or dealerships.
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Features: - Full diagnostics (engine, transmission, ADAS, coding).
- High-end hardware (tablet-style, big screen).
- Remote support & advanced software.
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Examples: MaxiSys MS908S Pro, MaxiSys Ultra...
2. MaxiCom (Mid-Range Diagnostic Tools)
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For: Independent mechanics or smaller shops.
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Features:
- Good coverage for most car brands.
- Fewer advanced features than MaxiSys.
- Often handheld (more portable).
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Example: MaxiCom MK908P.
3. MaxiDas (Basic Diagnostic Tools)
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For: Beginners or small garages.
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Features:
- Basic functions (read/clear codes, simple coding).
- Cheaper and easy to use.
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Example: MaxiDas DS808.
4. MaxiCheck (Specialty Tools)
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For: Specific tasks (like tire or battery checks).
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Features:
- Focused on one job (e.g., TPMS sensors).
- Compact and simple.
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Example: MaxiCheck TPMS7 (for tire sensors).
5. Other Series
- AutoLink: Cheap OBD2 scanners (e.g., AL619) for DIY users.
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MS Series: Oscilloscopes or combo tools (e.g., MS309) for electronics.
What Do the Letters & Numbers Mean?
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"S" = Upgraded version (e.g., MS908
S).
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"Pro" = More professional features.
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"P" = May mean "Professional" (e.g., MK908
P).
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Bigger numbers = Newer/better (e.g., DS808 → DS809).
Quick Ranking (Best to Basic) MaxiSys (most powerful) →
MaxiCom (balanced) →
MaxiDas (simple) →
MaxiCheck (specialty) →
AutoLink (cheapest).
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