Not impressed, software installed fine but came with no license.Still waiting to hear back from support.Windows recognizes the device in device manager so I don't know what the problem is.I see no mention of having to buy the license separately.

I used this to program my new Instrument cluster for my 2000 Trans Am. Worked perfectly, not sure why people are having issues. Does what it says it does, great alternative to an actual Tech II scanner.
 

Works nice. Software installed no problem on windows 10 machine. Installed GDS2, Tech2win and then the vx manager. It worked flawless. Within minutes I was able to program a Tehcm in a 2012 Silverado using acdelcotds/SPS.
 

It was a challenge installing the software. I'm still learning how to use it, but I managed to use it to program my trunk release switch. There's a lot of learning videos on YouTube. Two thumbs up!

Saved me 185 the dealer was trying to charge me to flash my ecu. Bought this with a 40 dollar ac Delco subscription and updated all the modules in my car for just 140 bucks. Car is super smooth and gear changes are like butter now.

This is not for everyone, but if you’re willing to learn it will save you a ton of money compared to other devices. It took me almost a week to get it working with GM TIS2WEB, but it worked well!

I have one. Works great. I needed it to install/program a new fuel control module. Dealer wanted $275. I bought the VX for $109 and now I have it whenever I might need it.

having issues with the download and getting my vx diag nano for gd2 to work

I bought my NANO from vxdiagshop. After about a day of messing with it I now have it running both flawlessly , stick with the USB version as the wireless version is just one more thing to complicate the install . The cable is not bad to use at all.
Tech2win and GDS2 were built to run on a 32 bit Windows 7 machine. 

I was able to get TECH ll Win to run on my Windows 10 64 bit machine.
I never got GDS2 to run in windows 10
So for $109 for the device and another $130 for the cheap laptop ......no trips to the dealer for me or my buddies ...I love it

I bought the VCX GM setup a year ago after I bought the Corvette C7.  It does just what it says it will do. 

Both Tech2Win ( appropriate for my C6 and 2008 Hummer) and GM MDI (used on the C7 and Chev Cruze) work well. Although not needed yet, I would also like to get it updated with later model years but don't want to risk messing up the installation I already have. I do not use the tool for updates or reflashing, just diagnostics and some service bay tests.

I also have a clone Tech 2 which I find more convenient to use than Tech2Win with a laptop etc - they are nearly identical in function.

My VXDIAG is great . I use mine frequently  for the GDS2 software on my 2010 Camaro SS, only rarely as a Tech2. I have not yet used it for SPS programming but I know it is fully capable and would work without issue. The GDS2 software is an amazing tool for use on the newer cars. I have an electrical issue with my windows on the Camaro. I used the GDS2 to command my windows up/down when troubleshooting.

Will this device support Air Bag SRS-Passenger Seat Occupancy Sensor Re-zero Support for 2015 Chevrolet Traverse?

USB Version VXDIAG VCX NANO for GM / OPEL GDS2 V21.0.01501 / 2020.4 Tech2WIN 16.02.24 Diagnostic Tool
Thank You,

Hi,
I just brought the Nano for GM.How do I get the updated Tech2win.

Thank You
Richard

Excellent service. Fast delivery. initially i had issues installing the software so i massage the help line number and they were very fast replying and booked a time for remote login installation. the manage to fix the issue. i am very happy with the service and the equipment.

Thank You

Hi ... I bought your vxdiag GM nano installed on a laptop three months ago. Ask me to update the SDK! What should I do ? Can you solve this via TeamViewer ???

I need to get a replacement CD disk with the latest version of software... The links online are no longer providing usable software.

My license has expired on my VXDiag Nano and I would like a renewal. I am following the instructions on your website -

http://blog.vxdiagshop.com/2019/09/17/does-vxdiag-vcx-nano-have-expiry-date-for-license/#:~:text=The%20licence%20on%20my%20VCX,over%20a%20cheap%20Chinese%20clone.

Device Information:
- VXDiag VCX NANO for GM
- SZSP241
- S/N - N52GM08060

I love your device! Great product.

Ive been using this for about 6 months now. I recenty updated to firmware 1.8.0 and now SPS doesnt work. And I need that to work DESPERATELY. EVERYTHING is updated INCLUDING Java. Please help!

the newest VX manager & firmware 1.8.0 is not working with GM GDS2 software. After clicking on icon GDS2 literally nothing happens. It worked fine with old firmware 1.5. Check below video, guy is having the exact same issue and even your support was not able to help via remote. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gm3CtDQ23aU

The one I'm using now is the VxDiag VCX Nano, which also comes with Tech2Win and an altered version of GDS2 which does not require an AcDelco subscription. You will also need a Windows PC (laptop or tablet is a good choice). This allows you to do just about everything except flashing or programming the car's modules with new software updates. If you need to flash a module with a later calibration file, you will need to use the GM version of GDS2 as well as being subscribed to get the new calibration file.

I'm not interested in flashing modules, so the clone version is all I need to do just about everything else such as diagnosing, service bay tests and so on. I own three Tech2 cars and two MDI cars so this setup makes sense for me. The version I use supports GM vehicles through the 2016 model year. I purchased the clone Nano and a refurbished HP laptop for less than $300, which is about what you pay for a Tech2 clone by itself (prices are all over the place these days so look around). If you already have a PC you can use, you can purchase the Nano and the software.