nondaReviews of nonda.co

Scam. Put all the data to go forward with the purchase, and always shows up an error in confirmation step. This is a company founded by Chinese people. I would like to know what they do with my personal data.

Rien n'a redire j'ai un peux pousse les vendeur pour qu'il me l'envoi en disant que je n'en voulais plus il mon dit que ça a été envoyé quelque jour après je l'ai reçu se qui est dommage c'est que lobd2 a dû mal à se reconnecté après un truc gratuit faut pas s'étonner

Free $6.65 device cost $22 to post from Sydney to Gold coast. Free version does as much as your phone or dashboard does now.

Gauner, voyeur, don't buy here anything

Purchased ZUS from them after checking car compatibility, upon plugging into my car it started going haywire showing all kinds of errors, after unplugging the device and leaving over night the car seems to get back to normal, 2 weeks on the car is in the garage needing a compleat new engine management system... coincidence? I wish I had never taken the chance, after lodging a complaint there technical team said the device was not comparable with my car despite there website saying it was. I was given a refund but that’s a drop in the ocean to the 3k bill I’m facing to fix the issues with the cars engine management systems.

Ich bin durch Facebook auf das Unternehmen aufmerksam geworden. Habe dann bestellt und mich gewundert, dass nix kam. Dachte ok, Pandemie und aus Übersee kann lange dauern. Nun bei deren Support nachgefragt. Ergebnis... meine Adresse liegt angeblich in Ohio USA. Wenn man deren Website geht erkennt diese sofort, dass man aus Deutschland ist. Wieso sollte ich auch eine gefälschte Adresse angeben? Ergebnis - mein Pech. Das ist einfach nur Betrug. Soll noch eine neue Bestellung aufgeben.... guter Witz.

Their OBD monitor product offered for "FREE" has shady marketing, not being upfront: (1) QUALITY. The product itself works OK for me and the app has VERY GOOD quality. Battery monitor and driving efficiency analysis are welcomed parts of the experience. (2) MY DOUBTS ABOUT "FREE": They give you their product "ZUS® Smart Vehicle Health Monitor Mini (Gen 4)" for $0 instead of declared "standard price" $60. They present it as FREE and in the last step then show you that the postage is over $19 (over 16€) – in my case. Since standard OBD2 readers cost 12€ (consumer price, and manufacturer price can be 4-6€) and the postage at the same post carrier and route in my case is 4,50€ (consumer price, but companies get discounts!), I suspect that in that $19 "SHIPPING" you cover for them price of both the device and the postage. I do not like marketers who call "FREE" as "PAID" and "PAID" as "FREE". (3) THIS "FREE" DENIES YOU A REFUND. Shipping costs are not subject of a refund, right? Only the device, which costs $0. (4) MY FURTHER DOUBTS ABOUT "FREE": Referral program gives you $10 if you “Invite your friends to claim the FREE ZUS device by email, sharing your link or posting on social.” How they could encourage you to obtain $10 for each friend if they gave the device to your friends for "FREE"? (5) THEY HARVEST FROM YOU. Similarly to Facebook. Car VIN (optional) and model and year. All car errors and related behavior. All routes you make, even if you are not subscribed to mileage log. Mass-learning from all the data behind the scenes. OK, today's key trend. But even as a subscriber, you cannot opt-out from analysis and selling your data! (Even if anonymized, but still...) (6) A VISUAL GAP ALL THE TIME: On the 1st screen in-app dashboard, you either see 4 wheels (taking about 20% of the screen) with no data indication - a big reference to their another product monitoring the tires. That space could be used better if the pressure monitors are not connected. If you remove those wheels in settings, you land in subscription-only dashboard. To me, this looks like "subscribe to remove ads" experience. (7) NO GDPR FOR EUROPE: They are mainly focused to the U.S., compliant with GDPA and CCPA. Someone from Europe may be happy, someone not. Overall, a solid product which I would recommend but with big marketing concerns and impossibility to stop them from data-mining and selling what you collected for them. If you are fine, then OK. Otherwise, grab some OBD-II (ELM 327) device and Torque Pro or other similar app and you are at similar price without pricey subscriptions and giving all your data to someone else.

I didn't get the product or the money back after I don't know how many emails, they promise the money back to a certain date and then they just extend, and so I don't know how many times ... it should have come after 10 days buy from that manufacturer, i ordered right from their official site