I own both of them but even with all the complains of Maxisys, nothing comes close to it, it is very fast,  it has the best car coverage of all scanners, it will scan about every module of almost any car. The Verus strength is on domestic vehicles and emissions,  it also has the trobleshooter tips which are really handy, and the scope wich is good; but it sucks that its coverage is very limited, mainly in  body and security systems.  I regret buying the Verus, for the pice of a Verus $10,000,  I could have bought a Solus wich is 1/3 of the price, a Pico Scope or a Vantage scope all for about half price of it. Since you already own a scope my advice is to buy the Maxisys and also buy a Snap-on scanner, not the Verus, maybe a  Solus, both for around the price of a used Verus. You are going to need both, believe me.

 The Maxisys 908 has to be the best scanner I have owned to this day. It does have a few problems but no worse than any other scanner has.For the money it can't be beat.As for the MP408 when it becomes available at more places I will buy one as well.Enjoy

 I too have the verus pro and maxysis. The two tools compliment each other so a solus and maxysis together will make a nice combo. Maxysis tends to work best at cars 10-12 years old and newer. Snapons coverage is far better at older vehicles. Currently many places have the maxisys on sale probably in anticipation of the release of the maxisys ultra. As far as there legal problems go I would not be too concern with it as companies do this to each other all the time. Even if autel folded up the day after you buy the tool you will get your money out of it because it works that well versus the other options out there.

 I own a ds 708 and a maxisys pro a tech 2 and our company has a hanatech 

 Thanks very much for your trust. MP408 will be sold soon, I think, in March or April.

Autel 908p. All the way !

 MaxiSys Pro. Every diagnostic tool as is problems. But none as the coverage that MaxiSys Pro has. And believe me, I have seen a lot of tools working, even OEM tools.