I had both for a week and used them on various cars.
The huge screen makes it great for navigation and GPS functions too, I can’t stop talking about it lol.I was recently loaned the new Matco Launch made tablet scanner (Maximus 2.0) AND the new Snap-On Solus Ultra. I take the tablet home with me and useit for other stuff too, such as Google hangouts, Slacker Radio and it’s calendar function.If my wife is on the laptop, I can watch my vids and movies on it. If I didn’t cover everything or am wrong about something, please feel free to correct me or ask any questions. Apparently Launch makes “boxes” you can hook up in line with the tablet that allow you to use it like a scope and battery tester and printer. I bought the Matco tablet at the end of the week trial. I loved that it auto detects and executes your commands instantly.But for the money, the Launch tablet from Matco is far superior. It was ready to scan by the time I walked to the car. It is bi-directional, but has no gateway to repair info or a browser.
The Snap-On is superfast, but that’s all it is. At the tap of the power button, it goes into hibernation mode until you want to use it again and then it’s instantly up again. It has a built in database for a “how to” on oil reset lights, brake reset, and steering angle sensor resets.įuture features will be able to register multiple DLC’s that you can leave plugged into your customers cars and access info from them while they drive normally.It also has bi-directional control. I can tap on the trouble code, and it instantly brings me to either an online forum via google that describes that particular cars symptoms and codes, or go right to Idnetifix with the same results. Also comes with a 90 Day free trial of Identifix. Comes with a free one year subscription to updates and like $900 per year after that, like Snap-On. You can download apps just like your cell phone. It has a web browser, and is wifi capable. The Matco tablet is Android based, easy to navigate and comes with a wireless DLC. Matco went from dead to ready to scan in 33 seconds, the Solus only took 12 seconds, and has instant response after that. It’s not as fast as the Solus Ultra in regards to boot up time. The Matco Launch tablet is wireless, and has huge vehicle coverage. I was recently loaned the new Matco Launch made tablet scanner (Maximus 2.0) AND the new Snap-On Solus Ultra.
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