Free Economy ShippingProduct Specifications for TOPDON Phoenix Max 13.3" OE-Level Diagnostic Scan Tool With Phoenix Scope
| BM Part #: | PXMAX |
|---|---|
| Length: | 14.33" |
| Width: | 11.22" |
| Height: | 3.23" |
| Shipping Weight: | 9.00Lbs |
| Warranty: | 2 Year (Continues with Subscription) |
What's in the box:
- TOPDON Phoenix Max (unit) + Charging Base
- Phoenix MDCI PRO + MDCI PRO CAB Male-to-Diagnostic cable
- Phoenix Scope
- MDCI PRO CAB Type A–B cable
- Charging Cable + Cigarette Lighter Cable + 3-in-1 Charger (US/UK/EU plugs)
- AC Cable (US) · AC Cable (EU) · AC Cable (UK) · AC250V/5A fuses: φ5x20mm ×4, φ6x30mm ×2
- Type A USB → Type C cable · Mini‑HDMI → HDMI cable · Ethernet cable
- Clipper Cable (LCDSS)
- OBD I Adapter
- Vehicle connectors/adaptors:
- BZ-38 (BENZ), TA-17 (TOYOTA), TA-22 (TOYOTA)
- B-20 (BMW)
- HA-3 (HONDA)
- G/V-12 (GM/VAG)
- CR-6 (CHRYSLER)
- NN-14+16 (NISSAN)
- M/H-12+16 (MITSUBISHI/HYUNDAI)
- FT-3 (FIAT)
- 13.3-Inch Full HD Display: A 1920×1200 touchscreen — the largest in the TOPDON lineup — delivers a clear, spacious view of topology maps, live data graphs, programming screens, and wiring diagrams with a 13MP rear camera for in-workflow documentation.
- 8-Core Processor, 8GB RAM, 256GB Storage: Octa-core MT8788 performance with double the RAM and double the storage of the Phoenix Smart, delivering faster loading, smoother navigation, and room for extensive programming files and diagnostic records.
- 18,600mAh Battery With Included Docking Station: Up to 8 hours of continuous runtime with a dedicated docking station that automatically recharges the tablet between jobs — always charged and ready when the next vehicle pulls in.
- Included Phoenix Scope Oscilloscope: Captures and displays electrical waveforms — injector signals, sensor outputs, CAN bus signals, and more — directly within the Phoenix Max's diagnostic software, eliminating the need for a separate oscilloscope on complex electrical faults.
- Full OE-Level Programming and Coding: Cloud-based programming for 13+ brands, online coding for Benz/BMW/VW/Porsche, offline programming for Ford/Mazda, flash hidden functions across 12+ brands, and the MDCI Pro VCI with J2534, DoIP, CAN FD, D-PDU, and RP1210 — identical diagnostic capability to the Phoenix Smart.
- Wired Ethernet Port and Broad Add-On Compatibility: Hardwire the connection for mission-critical programming sessions, and expand with HD/EV diagnostics, ADAS calibration, key programming, battery testing, thermal imaging, and more.
Product Description
The TOPDON Phoenix Max is TOPDON's most powerful diagnostic platform — a shop-grade, all-day workstation built for professional technicians who spend hours every day in the diagnostic bay. It carries the same OE-level programming and coding capabilities as the Phoenix Smart, and steps up significantly on hardware: a 13.3-inch full HD display, an 8-core processor, 8GB of RAM, 256GB of storage, an 18,600mAh battery, and an included docking station that keeps it charged and ready between jobs. This variant includes the Phoenix Scope, TOPDON's automotive oscilloscope, integrating waveform analysis directly into the diagnostic workflow.
13.3-Inch Full HD Display Built for Real Work
The Phoenix Max's 13.3-inch 1920×1200 display is the largest in the TOPDON diagnostic lineup by a significant margin. Topology maps, live data streams with multiple PIDs graphed simultaneously, programming screens, and wiring diagrams all have room to breathe at this size. For technicians who spend most of their day working through complex diagnostics — especially on European platforms with deep system trees — the reduction in scrolling and squinting adds up meaningfully over the course of a shift. The 13MP rear camera captures high-resolution images for documentation directly within the diagnostic workflow.
8-Core Performance With 8GB RAM and 256GB Storage
The Phoenix Max runs on a MediaTek MT8788 octa-core 2.0GHz processor with 8GB of RAM and 256GB of onboard storage — double the RAM and double the storage of the Phoenix Smart. In day-to-day use this means faster loading between vehicle brands and diagnostic systems, smoother navigation through deep menu trees on complex platforms, and enough storage to hold a growing library of programming files, diagnostic reports, and captured data sessions without managing space. The 2.4 and 5GHz dual-band Wi-Fi keeps cloud programming sessions fast and stable.
18,600mAh Battery and Included Docking Station
The Phoenix Max's 18,600mAh battery is rated for up to 8 hours of continuous runtime — enough for a full shift without stopping. The included docking station means the tablet has a home on the workbench between jobs, automatically recharging so it's always ready when the next vehicle pulls in. No hunting for cables, no mid-job power warnings. For a busy shop running back-to-back diagnostics all day, this is a small but practical quality-of-life detail that earns its place.
Phoenix Scope — Oscilloscope Integrated Into the Diagnostic Platform
This variant includes the Phoenix Scope, an automotive oscilloscope that connects directly to the Phoenix Max and operates within its diagnostic software environment. Rather than switching between a standalone oscilloscope and a scan tool, technicians can capture and analyze electrical waveforms — injector signals, sensor outputs, CAN bus communication, and other signal-level data — alongside live diagnostic data on the same screen. For diagnosing intermittent faults, signal integrity issues, and complex electrical problems that don't generate fault codes, the oscilloscope is the tool that makes the difference between finding the problem confidently and chasing it indefinitely. The Phoenix Scope is also available as a separate add-on for Phoenix Max owners who purchase the tablet without it.
The Same OE-Level Programming Coverage as the Phoenix Smart
The Phoenix Max carries the full programming and coding feature set of the Phoenix Smart — there is no difference in what either tool can do diagnostically. Both support cloud-based online programming for the same 13+ brands, online coding for Benz/BMW/VW/Porsche, offline programming for Ford/Mazda/Vauxhall/Opel, flash hidden function activation across 12+ brands, and built-in repair data for Benz, BMW, VW/Audi, and Porsche. The MDCI Pro VCI is identical across both platforms, supporting J2534, DoIP, CAN FD, D-PDU, and RP1210 protocols.
The full feature set includes:
- Full-system diagnostics for 200+ vehicle brands with Topology Mapping
- 41 service and reset functions
- Active bi-directional tests
- AutoVIN and scan VIN/license plate
- Remote Desk for live TOPDON technical support
- FCA Secure Gateway support (AutoAuth account required, sold separately)
- Tesla diagnostics (separate Tesla subscription required)
- Data stream recording and playback
- ADAS calibration compatibility (with Phoenix ADAS Mobile Package, sold separately)
- Guided Functions for VAG vehicles
Wired Ethernet for Mission-Critical Programming Sessions
The Phoenix Max includes an Ethernet cable and Ethernet port — a detail worth noting for shops that perform extensive ECU programming. Wi-Fi is fast for most work, but a wired connection eliminates any risk of a dropped signal mid-flash, which can leave a module in an unrecoverable state. For high-stakes programming jobs on expensive modules, the option to hardwire the connection is a meaningful safety net.
Compatible Add-On Tools
Like the Phoenix Smart, the Phoenix Max is designed as an expandable platform. It supports heavy-duty (HD) vehicle diagnostics, new energy vehicle (EV) diagnostics, ADAS calibration, TPMS service, the T-Ninja Box key programmer, the BTMobile ProS battery analyzer, the TC001 thermal imager, and endoscope add-ons in addition to the built-in Phoenix Scope.
Compatible Accessory
TOPDON BTMobile ProS 12V Battery & System Tester
Pair the BTMobile ProS with your Phoenix Max to add professional battery and charging system testing — covering battery health, alternator output, and starter performance right from the same tablet.
Shop BTMobile ProSFrequently Asked Questions
How does the Phoenix Max compare to the Phoenix Smart?
A: The Phoenix Max and Phoenix Smart have identical diagnostic and programming capabilities — the same vehicle coverage, the same programming and coding functions, the same MDCI Pro protocols, and the same $795/year update fee after the 2-year free period. The Max's advantages are entirely in hardware and form factor: a 13.3-inch 1920×1200 display vs. 10.1-inch 1280×800, an 8-core processor vs. 4-core, 8GB RAM vs. 4GB, 256GB storage vs. 128GB, an 18,600mAh battery vs. 12,600mAh, an included docking station, a wired Ethernet port, and an available Phoenix Scope oscilloscope bundle. The Smart is better suited for technicians who value portability; the Max is built for shops where the tool stays at the bench and high-intensity all-day use demands the most capable hardware available.
What does the Phoenix Scope do?
A: The Phoenix Scope is an automotive oscilloscope that integrates with the Phoenix Max diagnostic software. It allows technicians to capture and display electrical waveforms — such as injector pulse signals, crankshaft and camshaft sensor outputs, O2 sensor signals, and CAN bus communication waveforms — directly on the Phoenix Max tablet. This capability is critical for diagnosing faults that don't generate trouble codes, intermittent electrical issues, and signal integrity problems that conventional scanner data won't reveal. The Scope is included with this variant and is also available as a separate add-on.
Why is a wired Ethernet connection useful on a diagnostic tool?
A: During cloud-based ECU programming sessions, the tool must maintain a continuous, stable connection to the manufacturer's server for the duration of the flash procedure. A dropped Wi-Fi connection mid-flash can potentially leave a module in an unrecoverable state. The Ethernet port allows the Phoenix Max to connect via a wired network cable during high-stakes programming operations, eliminating any wireless interference risk. For most diagnostic work, Wi-Fi is perfectly adequate — the Ethernet port is there specifically for the jobs where losing the connection would be costly.
What programming and coding functions does the Phoenix Max support?
A: The Phoenix Max supports cloud-based online programming for Benz, BMW, VW/Audi/Skoda/SEAT, Porsche, Land Rover, Jaguar, Renault, Nissan, Infiniti, Subaru, Hyundai, and Kia. Online coding is supported for Benz (SCN), BMW, VW/Audi/Skoda/SEAT, Porsche, and Renault. Offline programming covers Ford, Mazda, Vauxhall, and Opel. Flash hidden function activation is available across 12+ brands. Built-in repair data is included for Benz, BMW, VW/Audi, and Porsche (2011 and newer). These capabilities are identical to the Phoenix Smart.
What protocols does the Phoenix MDCI Pro support?
A: The included MDCI Pro supports J2534, DoIP, CAN FD, D-PDU, and RP1210 — covering the full range of current and emerging vehicle communication protocols for passenger cars and heavy-duty vehicles alike.
Does the Phoenix Max support ADAS calibration?
A: Yes, when paired with the Phoenix ADAS Mobile Package (sold separately). The Phoenix Max provides the diagnostic interface for ADAS calibration procedures, while the ADAS Mobile Package supplies the physical targets and hardware required for the process.
How long are software updates included, and what is the cost after?
A: The Phoenix Max includes 2 years of free software updates from the date of purchase, delivered over Wi-Fi directly to the tablet. After the free update period, continued updates are available for $795 per year.
What is included in the box?
A: The Phoenix Max with Phoenix Scope ships with the diagnostic tablet, docking/charging station, Phoenix MDCI Pro VCI, Phoenix Scope oscilloscope, MDCI Pro diagnostic cable, clipper cable, cigarette lighter cable, OBDI adapter, a full non-16-pin adapter cable kit (BZ-38, TA-17, TA-22, B-20, G/V-12, CR-6, HA-3, NN-14+16, M/H-12+16, FT-3), assorted fuses, Ethernet cable, Mini-HDMI to HDMI cable, USB Type-A to Type-C cable, charging cable, AC power cables (US, EU, and UK), and a user manual.
