Stanley 1200 Peak Amp Lithium Jump Starter with USB & Case (LJ12FC)
- Brand:
- Stanley FatMax
- Model Number:
- LJ12FC
- UPC:
- 814632015949
- EAN:
- 0814632015949
- Walmart SKU:
- 17433524042
The two weeks at $69.39 represents stable pricing, running closely tracking the 90-day average of $69.76.
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Highest Price
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$79.97 | |
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Lowest Price
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$69.39 | |
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Most Recent Price
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$69.39 |
Tracking History: We have tracked Stanley 1200 Peak Amp Lithium Jump Starter with USB & Case (LJ12FC) since 11/28/2025. The most recent price update was on Nov 11, 2026.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $69.39 (lowest on 11/5/2026) to $79.97 (highest on 11/28/2025). The average price during this period is $72.17.
Current Trend: Walmart.com prices have ranged from $69.39 (Nov 11) to $69.97 (Nov 4) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $69.76.
Customer Insights: Rated 4.3/5 from 532 reviews.
I wish someone had told me about this years ago. I don't always remember to turn my lights off and searching for a jump is embarrassing. This time my car sat for days draining the battery until it was totally, completely, undeniably dead. I found this little jump box and ordered it in desperation. Waited impatiently for its arrival. Then waited overnight for for it to fully charge. When I finally hooked it to my battery I was upset to turn the key, hear a small grinding. Then nothing. Giving up, I hit the starter one last time. And it started! I jumped my own car! This is the most amazing little tool I own.
This was not strong enough to start my completely dead car battery right away, however, I left it connected for about 15-20 minutes and my car did start after that!
The battery life a bit on the low side since it needs to be charged after three cold starts, which isn't bad to have when in a bind. Still has enough charge for a phone to use in an emergency.
Wrong order sent. I ordered a battery charger. What I received is a child's toy Disney Cars play set. My car battery won't start so I ordered a battery charger to be delivered. I paid $90 plus dollars for this item and I received a Disney toy. HELP!!!!!
Small. It works. Started our SUV when the old battery would not. Has a nice container for keeping it in the vehicle.
Bought cause my battery was dead and had delivered and was the best unneeded purchase. have used on big diesels and small cars and is a great battery bank for charging devices because it's so compact. Can get 3-5 dead starts out of it per charge which is crazy for that tiny thing.
Got this via fast shipping, charged it up overnight, went out to my hybrid car with dead batteries attached the pack, went inside to start the car and the first try I was up and running. What a lifesaver. This cost me $70 and they wanted $300 to come jump my car.
Love love love love love . . . and I've owned several pricey brand-name jump starters. Very dependable, even on a low charge (recently learned), but it actually does come with a charger %26 box so you can charge it in the car or on-location if you think it's low, and ideally before your car kills;/. But again, iworked for my Kia Sorento on 1 bar which is def-not a full-charge.
Lifesaver! Follow instructions! *you will LOVE THIS EXCELLENT LIFESAVER that keeps a charge for multiple jumps* Listen to my dad: ** Do not do ANYTHING before reading everything** 1) DO NOT CONNECT ANYTHING TO ANYTHING FIRST -have FATMAX %26 clamps ready at hand 2) attach clamps to black to black -red to red -little light turns GREEN IF ATTACHED CORRECTLY -if turns RED, unclamp, reclamp, GREEN 3) IMMEDIATELY plug clamps into FATMAX 4) press POWER on 5) wait a couple seconds %26 turn ignition key 6) leave clamps attached 7) unplug FATMAX from clamps 8) remove black from black -red from red 9) turn off power button Ta Daaaaa! Your new favorite lifesaver that requires no Good Samaritan, bc they're more difficult find
I bought this because my battery was getting a little weak and used it a couple of times to start my car and it started right up. As far as using it to charge a phone or laptop it's really slow and uses up almost all of the power to do it. So if you're only using it to jump start your car you're good to go.
Detailed price history for the past 90 days
Walmart.com prices have ranged from $69.39 (Nov 11) to $69.97 (Nov 4) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $69.76.
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