does it can work on my 2020 Renault Clio V 1.2 EDC Auto so need at tool that will get past the RSG?

I’m a technician who uses the Autel MS909 daily. I was recently in the market for something with similar capabilities that wouldn’t break the bank and wow, this tool blows me away at the price point it’s at. It does ALL of the active tests and special functions that the big boy MS909 does. I do not believe it will code/“program” modules on the Euro stuff and it DOES NOT have Auto Auth (FCA SGW) access. If it had the ability to use auto auth this thing would simply be insane at the sub $300 I got it for. I highly recommend it regardless.

 

I have this and the big brother D1. Up front they look very much the same but there are quite a few features missing from the lite model. Depending on your needs this one may be enough for you as the step up to the full D1 is quite a bit more in cost. This is also a rebranded Autel and you will need an Autel account to login to. You get 2 years of updates for free and then it is €113 to renew per year. Overall its a nice setup and has its place. Read the features set and make sure its what you will need otherwise look at stepping up to the full D1. Great company and great products. Definitely can recommend.

Most smart automotive scanners come in a form of bulky tablets which I can understand the reasons behind it. These are usually tablets designed for industrial environment with all what it may bring of accidental drops, roughness exposure to oil, dirt and whatnot.
This tablet on the other hand is the first I ever see to come in a super slim format yet without sacrificing the necessary protections all around it! I do like it cause of all the other scanners this one is the most portable and manageable especially when traveling.
Otofix appears to be a sub brand of Autel which is one of my favorite brands when it comes to automotive tools. I also think it may be their way of offering reliable scanners with Autel quality and at an entry level price, if true, then they surely nailed it with this D1 line of scanners.
The D1 lite is the cheapest of the full line and I believe it is very competetively priced when you realized that it offers up to 38+ special functions, bidirectional control in a relatively small and sexy form factor packed with somewhat premium hardware: multi-core processor, expandable memory, integrated camera for barcode and QR code scanning, Bluetooth 5.0, big battery and a modern OS in Android 9, support of newer protocols like CAN FD and DoIP, this is without mentioning the Autel software likeliness and feel.
Setting up the tablet was a breeze especially since I already have an Autel account. I didn't need to use any activation code and the tablet pretty much registered itself to my account once a WiFi connection was supplied.
The auto detect VIN seems to always work at least with the cars I tried it on and where other scanners failed. The VIN and license plate scan can use some refining as it misses a lot or doesn't scan at all.
Overall this is a great value scanner especially for DIYers that don't want the bulky scary professional looking tablet but want same quality and performance.

 

I have used several Otofix scanners and have liked them all.
There functions differed depending on price.
Generally, the more functions the more the price goes up.
This scanner falls in the middle with a good selection of functions for the price.
The screen is crisp, clear and easy to read. The touch function works well.
I found the menus easy to navigate laid out pretty good.
Scanner selection comes down to what you need, what, what you intend to do with it and how much you want to spend.
I feel this scanner is right in the middle ground, a little more than a basic user may need and not everything a pro may want.
You can purchase additional functions as the need arises, but it is less expensive to but a scanner with these functions, again it just depends on your needs.
I think this is a good scanner and I can recommend it.

The scanner was easy to setup. But required alot of data and time to update. To make current. Hooked up to a 2015 Nissan Rogue. I was able find codes not found by another tool. Mostly communication errors. Asumming they were not created by this scanner. Live data and cylinder cutout testing worked great. After updating was done the response rate of controls was speedy. Especially for the price of tool. The scanner is thin and not bulky also. Wireless VCI also worked ok. The main issue I have is, even though it has USB-C charge port You cannot charge with a usbC charger. It has to be a USB-a charger using cable to adapt.