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NOCO Boost Plus GB40
Buy it if you drive a typical gas car or small SUV and want a compact, safe jump starter in the glove box.

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Clore Automotive · Jump Starters
Lead-acid booster pros rely on. Great if you want a durable shop-style booster that stays on a charger in the garage.
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Only if it matches what you need. It is the right buy if you want a durable shop-style booster that stays on a charger in the garage. We score it 7.8 out of 10.
$140–$190
Usual price range in the US. At or below $140 is a good deal. Paying more than the top of the range? Check another store, or wait for a sale.
Usually $90–$110. Pick it if you drive a typical gas car or small SUV and want a compact, safe jump starter in the glove box.
Usually $90–$110. Pick it if you drive a typical gas car or small SUV and want a compact, safe jump starter in the glove box.
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| Peak current | 1,700 A |
|---|---|
| Battery | Sealed lead-acid |
| Weight | About 18 lb |
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