Cordless Jump Starters Tested and Ranked

[Lunentucker]

This could go here or in the general section. Have at it if you want to move it, but if you own a modern two battery Jeep, you'll probably want to keep one in the vehicle somewhere.


Spoiler Alert: Like LED flashlights, none of them produce their advertised ratings.



Short and sweet summary (lower rank is better)

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[Lrowe]

Thanks for posting that! I use a NOCO 1750A pretty frequently to reinvigorate my Yamaha Gas Golf cart that I leave at the sporting clays range all year long. I keep one in all of my vehicles so that my spouse and I are not dependent on finding a jump start if we have a battery charge problem.

 

[WILDHOBO]

I watched part of it, and not being a physicist, don’t know if their “dyno” is accurately measuring the demands of all those scenarios. I will say I have the wolfbox. I didn’t buy it. I received it to review sometime back, and did review it. I’ve used it in real life once to jump my Willys with a small ford 289 v8. It did it easily. The battery wasn’t toast, but was in the low ish 11.x volt range. I knew the battery wasn’t toast low when I took it for a drive and brought it just in case. Yep. I killed it within 100’ of the driveway, not being used to the clutch. Oops. But I didn’t need to tow it home.

 

[kb5zcr]

I have this one, a weego. Only used it twice on my jk but seemed to work fine. I keep it in the gladiator now just in case. I usually take it in the house to charge it up twice a year.

https://www.amazon.com/Weego-70-Sel...=1764751171&sprefix=weego,aps,194&sr=8-7&th=1

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