Autel MaxiSYS MS906S is an 8-inch touchscreen Android-based advanced diagnostic tablet powered by a hexa-core processor. It features 64GB memory and the Bluetooth-enabled VCI Mini with extension for easier OBDII port attachment. The MS906S features advanced diagnostics including active tests and bi-directional controls. Features include Scan VIN optical VIN/barcode recognition for quick vehicle identification, FCA Secure Gateway Access with AutoAuth subscription, Pre/Post-SCAN customizable reports, and forthcoming Cloud Data management and Repair & Diagnostic Database. The MS906S is packaged in a blow-molded case, includes free technical support, and one-year free software updates with one-year limited warranty.
| Operating System | Android™ 4.4.2 Operating System |
| Processor | Samsung Exynos 5260 hexa-core（2*A15 1.7G + 4*A7 1G） |
| Memory | 64G Memory |
| Display | 8” Touchscreen with 1024*768 resolution |
| Connectivity |
Includes Bluetooth VCI Mini |
| Camera (rear) | 8MP Rear Camera |
| Power and Battery | Rechargeable 10,000mAh Battery |
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