A jump starter is an essential part of car’s emergency kit, but you don’t need to pay a premium for a cordless model that gets the job done reliably. Cordless jump starters on Amazon that cost under $50 are all pretty much the same, so you basically want one that offers the best features for the lowest price. Amazon is currently offering the Acmount P120 12V 7,000A cordless car jump starter for just $33 after applying 55% off coupon code “VHY83SV8“. It even performs double duty as a 26,800mAh power bank.
Acmount P120 7,000A 12V Car Jump Starter for $33
Also doubles as a 26,800mAh power bank
The Acmount P120 is a 12V cordless car jump starter that can supply 7,000A of peak power and is capable of jump starting up to 10L gas or diesel engines. There’s also a “BOOST” button if you need additional cold cranking amps to start up a dead or near-dead battery. The 26,800mAh battery will give you several jump starts before needing a recharge. Since the battery uses lithium battery cells, it will retain most of its charge even after 24 months of non-use. The P120 can also double up as a portable power bank with two USB Type-A outputs (one of them is fast charge capable), so you can use it to charge your iPhone or smartphone in a pinch.
The jump starter is compact and stows away easily in your trunk or dash. It has a built in flashlight with three separate modes (flashlight, SOS, and strobe) for emergencies. It recharges quickly over UBS Type-C and a USB Type-A to USB Type-C cable is supplied in the package.
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