Once you have found a jump starter suitable for your vehicle, you’ll want to consider the size, price and extra features. The product information of most jump starters clearly states the maximum engine size they can shock back into life, and you’ll find the maximum engine size will be smaller for diesel than for petrol vehicles. The most important factor to consider is the size of your car’s engine, as this will dictate the power of jump starter you require. We’ve rounded up ten of the best jump starters, including the Ring 13000, Noco Boost Plus GB40, and Arteck 600A, all of which are a solid combination of decent build quality, compact design and performance.
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How to choose the best jump starter for you It can be charged in two hours from your car's 12V socket, or in six hours using a regular 2.1-amp USB port. This jump-starter has a tough design and an IP65 water resistance rating. Like many other jump-starters, it also has an integrated LED flashlight with strobe and SOS modes, and USB ports for acting as a portable power bank. Still relatively compact, this jump-starter has a 3,000-amp output, works with engines up to 10 litres in capacity, and can work up to 40 times on a single charge. Finally, if you are on a larger budget and need an incredibly powerful jump starter, the Noco Boost HD GB150 is for you.
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