Veepeak specializes in automotive diagnostic tools, including Bluetooth and WiFi OBD-II scanners, battery testers, and electrical accessories for RVs and boats.
Veepeak is a trusted provider of affordable and reliable automotive tools and accessories. The brand is best known for its line of OBD-II diagnostic scanners, such as the OBDCheck BLE and BLE+ models, which allow vehicle owners to read and clear check engine lights, monitor live sensor data, and perform advanced diagnostics via smartphones.
Compatible with a wide range of third-party apps like BimmerCode, OBD Fusion, and Torque Pro, Veepeak bridges the gap between professional mechanics and DIY enthusiasts. In addition to diagnostic equipment, Veepeak offers automotive electrical components, including battery testers and heavy-duty power inlets for recreational vehicles and marine use.
Latest manuals from manuals+ curated for this brand.
Watch setup, installation, and troubleshooting videos for this brand.
Common questions about manuals, registration, and support for this brand.
For iOS devices, do not pair with 'VEEPEAK' in your iPhone Bluetooth settings. Instead, turn on Bluetooth, open your compatible OBD app (e.g., Car Scanner or OBD Fusion), select 'Bluetooth LE' as the connection type in the app settings, and connect directly within the app.
For Android devices, you should pair with the device named 'VEEPEAK' in your phone's Bluetooth settings using the PIN 1234 before opening your diagnostic app.
Standard OBD-II functions may not apply to all EVs or PHEVs. However, specialized apps like 'Car Scanner ELM OBD2', 'LeafSpy', or 'Dr. Prius' can often read battery and system data from these vehicles when used with a Veepeak adapter.
While the adapter uses low energy, it is recommended to unplug the device if your vehicle will not be driven for more than a few days to prevent draining the battery, especially on older vehicles.
Popular compatible apps include OBD Fusion, Torque Lite/Pro (Android), Car Scanner ELM OBD2, and BimmerCode (for BMW coding). Note that most advanced apps require a separate purchase or subscription from the App Store or Google Play.