How to Distinguish VVDI Wireless Remote and Super Remote?

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What is the difference between VVDI wireless remote and VVDI super remote?

How to distinguish them?

Please check the method below.

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Here’s a quick breakdown:

Wireless remote-> used with the XN series.

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Super remote-> used with the XE series.

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Key difference:

The super remote contains two triodes, while the wireless remote does not.

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Both remotes have an inductor on the back.

When generating a new remote, the battery must be installed.

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Wireless Remote Supported types:

  • Electric 46, 47, and other models
  • Some 13 transponder models

Note:

Honda 46 and 47 must be generated using wireless remote.

SUPER REMOTE Supported Types:

  • 8A (Toyota H / Hyundai 8A, cloneable)
  • 8C (Haima)
  • 8E (Honda)
  • 4C (Corolla)
  • 4D (60 63 70 80 83 72G 67 69)
  • 4E (64)
  • 48 (VW, Honda, etc.)
  • 7935 (33 40 41 42 43 44)
  • 7936 (46)
  • 11 / 12 / 13

Note:

It does not support ID47 and ID49.

Xhorse XN Wireless Remote Support List:

Xhorse XE Super Remote Support List:

Which Should You Buy?

✅ You work primarily with XN series vehicles

✅ You need to program Honda 46 or 47

✅ Your tasks do not require the extra triodes

✅ You work with XC series vehicles

✅ Your projects benefit from the added two triodes for signal stability or enhanced compatibility

✅ You want a remote compatible with models that require its specific circuit design

Still Unsure?

Check your most common vehicle models or consult your device manual to confirm which series (XN or XE) they belong to. If in doubt, the Wireless Remote is often the standard choice for broader general use, while the Super Remote serves more specialized applications.

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