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Customer Insights: Rated 4.0/5 from 85 reviews.
Super handy and surprisingly strong. Thank compact little package has saved me a couple of times. I have and old truck that may set for six months or more between uses. So far it's started vehicles every time I've needed it. And inflates that one tire that always seems to get low.
I've used several jump packs and this is by far one of the easiest. It's simple, Self explanatory, and sdi far has jumped off on the first try every time. Not just a dead battery, but a battery that has dead cells and has completely taken a crap.
Compact... I leave it in the trunk of my car for emergencies. Haven't tried the air compressor yet tho.
How about this because I work early mornings I get up at 3 AM and with this cold weather my car did not wanna start the other morning so I got it to ease my mind that way I'm not stranded. I love it. It's been a great product so far.
Great product for the price!
Great product works perfectly
Being a 4 in 1 product at this price I expected it to be cheap. I've only had it a day and haven't had the opportunity to test the jump start feature. But here's what I have tested. First, the flashlight. Completely useless feature. Not bright enough to use to light your way and would be shining directly in your face while trying to set the compressor settings if you were trying to use it as a safety light. The compressor seems to be pretty decent. I was able to air a rear motorcycle tire from completely flat to 33psi in just a couple minutes, and this was done with less than 25% battery left. Reason it was so low is the power bank feature, which is another complete waste. With a full charge I plugged my phone (iPhone 14 pro max) up at 10%, and by the time my phone reached 40% the battery on the jumper had gone from fully charged to less than 25%. This makes me seriously question what it will be capable of in regards to jump starting a vehicle. For the money I'd say it's as good as any other portable compressor like it, and it may work in a pinch as a jump starter. But there are plenty of dedicated jump starters in this price range much better, so except for wanting an emergency compressor with some bonus features I wouldn't spend your money on this thing. Also, although it isn't more than an irritating thing to add, the charging cable that came with it doesn't work at all, having tried it with several different devices. I'll update my post soon if the jump starter changes my mind.
The first time I used it the cord came out of the unit. Then the other side of the cord came out of the other side. It worked as far as jumping my car but both sides came out so don't think its quality made. Wouldn't recommend buying this product because of the problems its given me.
This got me through after I got a replacement battery and Walmart auto center put it in wrong but before I got the new battery it wasn't jumping nothing
The air compressor stopped working after about 15 uses
Detailed price history for the past 90 days
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Third-Party Sellers prices have ranged from $33.99 (Jul 10) to $35.99 (Aug 22) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $34.89.
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| $35.99 | $+2.00 | +5.9% | |
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| $33.99 | $-2.00 | -5.6% | |
| $35.99 | $+1.70 | +5.0% | |
| $34.29 | $-1.70 | -4.7% | |
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