The only reason I wouldn't give this a 5 star is that it all really should be in 1 app. BimmerCode and BimmerLink should be 1, and possibly be $10 less in total. That said, it's a good option which is pretty powerful and likely equal to the cost of 1 dealer diagnostic, if you have any DIY automatics knowledge of the systems it can interact with. Don't buy one without the other, in my opinion.

I was led to believe that I was able to code certain items on a mini cooper after doing the proper amount of research on the developers own website. Finally purchased the app and found that I could NOT code the few things I wanted to despite them all being listed as things I could change on the site. This would sting a little less if the app was a few bucks, but to spend 42 dollars and find that you can't do what was advertised.... kind of fraudulent in my opinion.

Works absolutely flawlessly on my 2011 Mini R56 with the CX Bluetooth OBD adapter. I was skeptical, but what I love is that is the default mode translates everything into English and has most of the standard function controls I wanted to modify (Comfort access and hot & cold bulb checking). In addition to being super easy to use, it also has access to the full set of configurable options, provided you speak German or have the translation handy for every conceivable setting you might want to ever change. It doesn't appear to have any functionality for VO modification, so you can't use it to enable a retro-fitted alarm, for example, but this is absolutely wroth the money for the full version (one time fee, not a subscription) and saved me days of trying to figure out NCS Expert. Thanks!