Autogeek ENET (Ethernet to OBD) Interface Cable E-SYS ICOM Coding F-Series Fit for BMW 2M Long

When it comes to BMW coding, having a reliable connection between your vehicle and software is crucial. I purchased the Autogeek ENET Interface Cable to facilitate coding tasks on my BMW F30 using programs like E-SYS and ISTA+. After several uses, I found the cable to be a dependable and well-constructed tool for the job.One of the standout features of this cable is its build quality. The connectors fit securely—both at the OBD port in the vehicle and the Ethernet port on my laptop—and the cable itself feels sturdy, with no signs of looseness or signal interruption. At 2 meters in length, it provides ample reach without cluttering the workspace, making the setup process smooth and stress-free.Functionally, the cable has performed exceptionally well. I've used it for various coding applications, including modifying lighting behavior and unlocking convenience features. In each case, the connection was stable and consistent. This level of reliability is essential, especially during complex coding operations where any disruption could lead to errors or partial uploads.However, it’s worth noting that this cable does not come with any software. Users will need to download E-SYS and ISTA+ separately, which may require some technical knowledge. While this might be a minor hurdle for those new to BMW coding, there are many community resources and tutorials that help streamline the setup process.

Works with Volvo

happy with purchase

Good quality, works on my bmw.

Works with ista+

Worked great

Good product, fast shipping!!

This cable was -very- hard to use, and I tested it on two different vehicles that use Ethernet->OBDII connections. The signal integrity is very low, and I had a very hard time getting a consistent connection to establish. The terminals on the OBD2 side were slightly corroded when the cable arrived, not sure if this is due to issues during shipping, or because they were not plated properly. In the end, I think it might have just been my cable, but YMMV.