Auxito AJ01 Jump Starter vs. CAT Cube: Hands On Comparison and Review

[@KPDetails]

I'd probably choose the smaller one, the Auxito. I wonder about the longevity of the battery and stability of the battery. I have the Gooloos and a Vtoman X7 in my cars.

[@DansWay]

Have you found those to be reliable?

[@GreyRockOne]

All in all not bad, thanks for the reviews, but we don't know for sure that you ran down the car battery, I would have demonstrated that by cranking the car before connecting the jump packs. And often times when a battery is REALLY low or dead, a jump starter needs to give the main battery a small charge prior to trying to start the vehicle. And on the phones, I would have run those down also and charged them with the jump packs, and as a comparison, use the normal everyday charger(s) to see how quick they'd charge. But my main use would be the jump pack aspect. The tire inflator, lights and USB ports are limited perks I'd never really use. That being said, I'd pick the smaller one. Thanks!

[@DansWay]

Thanks for your thoughts on this! Yah I should have shown the battery being low enough to not start the car. So far I have used the inflator and light but haven’t used the jump starter on any seriously dead batteries. Most often I have needed just enough to spin the motor when the battery is just low enough to not activate the starter completely.

[@Lave-autoQuebec]

Is it possible to use this device as a voltmeter?

[@DansWay]

Yes? What would you want to see with it?

[@AbeAlexander]

Comes with all the same features you say? Incorrect. The Auxito does not have a 120 volt 200 watt power inverter. Big difference in features.

[@AbeAlexander]

I bought and tried the CAT cube. It could not jumpstart my V8 Ford explorer so I returned it to Costco