Need an OBD2 scanner that can talk to every module in your vehicle and run active tests? The Foxwell NT809 Pro and Foxwell NT726 both offer full-system diagnostics, bidirectional control, and reset services. The two sit close in price, so the real question is which feature set matches your garage.
Quick verdict
If you want a wider reset menu, the NT809 Pro should be your focus: it lists 35+ special reset services and a 6000mAh built-in battery. The NT726 comes in as the lower-priced option while still covering full-system scans, active tests, and a 12 reset service list. For most owners, the NT726 is the one to buy; for anyone who needs extra reset options and protocol support, the NT809 Pro earns its higher listed price.
At a glance
| Feature | Foxwell NT809 Pro | Foxwell NT726 |
|---|---|---|
| Listed price | USD 296.10 | USD 290.00 |
| Reset service list | 35+ special reset services | 12 reset service |
| Built-in battery | 6000mAh | 4000mAh |
| Listed vehicle coverage | Ford, GM, Chrysler, Audi, Benz, BMW etc. | Ford, GM, Chrysler, Audi, Benz, BMW etc.; plus Volvo, Honda, Nissan, Toyota, Porsche |
Where each product wins
- The NT809 Pro wins on reset coverage: its 35+ special reset service list stands against the NT726's 12 reset service.
- The NT809 Pro wins on battery capacity: 6000mAh versus the NT726's 4000mAh.
- The NT726 wins on listed price: it is the lower-priced of the two, and its listed vehicle coverage explicitly adds Volvo, Honda, Nissan, Toyota, and Porsche to the common Ford, GM, Chrysler, Audi, Benz, BMW group.
Product notes
Foxwell NT809 Pro All System Bidirectional Car OBD2 Scanner Diagnostic Scan Tool
The NT809 Pro is the higher-priced unit at USD 296.10. The price buys a longer reset menu: 35+ special reset services, which is useful if you routinely perform resets beyond the basics. It also packs a 6000mAh built-in battery and supports CAN-FD/CAN/KWP/DOIP protocols plus FCA Autoauth. The included kit lists an adapter cable, memory card, USB cable, user guide, and carrying case. It also lists a 7-inch tablet form factor and 20,000+ car models. Its listed vehicle coverage includes Ford, GM, Chrysler, Audi, Benz, BMW, and similar brands. The trade-off is the higher listed price, so your choice comes down to whether those extra resets and protocol features are worth the additional cost.
Foxwell NT726 Bidirectional All System Car OBD2 Scanner Diagnostic TPMS DPF Oil
The NT726 is the more affordable pick at USD 290.00. It still delivers full-system scans (Drive, Chassis, Body, Seats ...), active test, and full bidirectional control. Its product name calls out TPMS, DPF, and oil resets, and that list sits within a 12 reset service menu. It also highlights support for American, European, and Asian cars, matching the broader listed coverage that adds Volvo, Honda, Nissan, Toyota, and Porsche. The main trade-off is the shorter reset menu and a 4000mAh battery instead of 6000mAh. If you don't need the extra reset services, the NT726 gives you a lower listed price without giving up full-system diagnostics.
Final choice by use case
Choose the NT809 Pro when you want a longer reset service list, a bigger built-in battery, and support for CAN-FD/DOIP and FCA Autoauth. Choose the NT726 when you want the lower listed price and still need full-system bidirectional scanning with TPMS, DPF, and oil resets.
