Compared to Genisys and Pegasys, the G-Scan 2 moves at the speed of light! There really is no comparison when it comes to speed of operation as compared to the units that are so very popular here in the United States as GIT spared no expense in producing, not only the fastest tool I have used with this level of power and coverage, but also pared down the junk that always seems to be running in the background on other tools like Snap-On’s and OTC’s equipment.
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With 3 CPU’s to rely on, it is very fast! The G-scan 2 can access the Internet and utilize smart update, quick feedback system, real-time PC interface, and direct printing.
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Compared to Verus and Verdict, this thing is absolutely lightning fast! This thing uses the Windows 6.0 CE Operating System which gives it a smart phone-esque user interface. The medium of speed on things like boot up and access to programs seems to always be Snap-On’s high end diagnostic tool systems. Some applications are a little quicker than others, but overall, faster than ANY of the mainstream diagnostic tools I have used. Once the unit is booted, selections are almost instantaneous with very nominal “thinking time” between activations. From the time that the unit is energized to the time when you’re making vehicle selection, we may be talking about 3 to 4 seconds, assuming the unit was shut down properly. In addition to the great speed of operation, there is the lightning fast boot up. Keep in mind that the G-Scan was an absolute pleasure for its user friendliness and speed, but GIT took a good thing and made it even better by giving this thing even more processing power than its older brother. The G-Scan 2 has an exponentially faster speed as it boasts a much more powerful processor. The next thing you notice after the improved size of the screen and user interface is the incredible speed! Unlike some of the other popular tablet units which require a lot of room to move. Its size means you can actually sit inside a car with the head unit and not have to lift it over the steering wheel or sweep it awkwardly to the side to use it. The screen is easily readable in direct sunlight and is a much bigger 7” compared to its little brother the G Scan.
The unit is just big enough to be able to manipulate the touchscreen with your fingers, but no so big that you need a dedicated cart to move it around. Additionally, for those of us who wish to use buttons, there are a complete set of navigation and function buttons on the face of the G-Scan 2 giving the tech a choice of how they wish to interface with the unit. This is a big improvement over G-Scan in that I can peck away at that screen with my fingers without fear of hitting the wrong icons.
It provides large icons on a much larger screen to tap with the built in stylus. The G-Scan 2 user interface is clean, easy to use, and very comprehensive.
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