Best Car Jump Starter? NOCO GB70 vs Antigravity, Schumacher, Gooloo, Tacklife. Let's find out!

[@ProjectFarm]

Here's the list of products reviewed. More details in the video description. Thank you! NOCO GB70: amzn.to/3nqxua4 GOOLOO 4000A: amzn.to/3q4aNPZ GOOLOO 2000A: amzn.to/3DBA07q Schumacher DSR ProSeries DSR128: amzn.to/2ZUOFKd Autowit: amzn.to/32ONISo Imazing: amzn.to/3jW4IkZ Antigravity XP-1: No longer available

[@suhy9861]

This is one of THE most important channels on youtube

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@E4create]

@@ProjectFarm and so many people have yet to discover!

[@jblob5764]

Strongly agree! Sometimes the cheap option is totally worth it, sometimes not even close.. and youd never know for sure otherwise by searching forums lol

[@jerrybruner4343]

Would like to see these 2 first place winners compared to the 1st years 2 winners. Is that possible, Some of your test equipment has changed.

[@MrGreatness412]

I definitely agree

[@frankyrivers7418]

This guy is great. He tests with out favoring any brand, he's on the side of the real consumer.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@bmm894]

@@ProjectFarm out of curiosity have any of the big brands tried giving you free tools/products or offered endorsements?

[@JulianVR4]

@WANT SÈХ - Rita 25 y.o ! OPEN MY C A N A L !!! LMAAAAAAAAAOOOOOO

[@Kai-K]

@@bmm894 "To ensure an unbiased and fair review, I don’t accept sponsorships or free items." from the video description

[@bmm894]

@@Kai-K yes I seen that statement and has said that in videos.

[@MagneticMoose]

As someone who is in product testing for a living, I am impressed time after time with your thorough methodology. Love the videos! Keep it up!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much for the positive feedback! It means a lot!

[@status101-danielho6]

I was thinking “These really need to be tested when they’ve half frozen.” I just had to wait 15 minutes in. No wonder I keep coming back for more!

[@heathg2681]

Project Farm does a lot of research and applies it with a detailed scientific process that is easy for the consumer to make an extremely informed decision.

[@bubbafudpucker397]

@@ProjectFarm You're a champ!

[@parochial2356]

The thing I like about PF is that the average person can go out, duplicate his testing methodology and see if they get the same or differing results [not that I dispute his conclusions]. No multi-million dollar UL, CSA, NASA, Livermore National Laboratory needed.

[@randomname931]

Bought a Gooloo 4000 based on this review last winter. Came back to say it saved my butt several times as I had a bad battery. Also helped out my neighbor. Awesome battery and review!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@sewerchicken8435]

Same here. Unbelievably it saved me as well. Your review helped me make the Gooloo 4000 purchase and what do you know literally 2 days after purchase my car battery died!

[@jwbeaton]

Gather 'round kids and pay attention, Project Farm just posted a new video!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@joesshows6793]

Yep I’m here

[@MiG9D]

Reporting in! o7

[@Iwished4]

Did someone say Adderall

[@randomthingch1970]

Weeeeeee

[@oatmiwk_UwU]

This is one channel that is 100% reliable.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the positive comment!

[@WINTEJER000]

Agreed

[@ZaneDaMagicPufferDragon]

1,000%

[@OcotilloTom]

I'm an old guy and all that rapid fire tech. talk goes right over my head. BUT, when you attached them to the vehicle and turned the key. THAT answered all my questions.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@raphatexas]

What happened to the Audew E-Power 155 you tested last? Shouldn’t it be on the comparison tests? It sure does look exactly the same as others tested in this video

[@neonstagerj]

He's talking to fast

[@ryhk3293]

@@neonstagerj Better than talking too slow.

[@wheelstandr]

I like the real world (actual jump start) tests he does the best, but found the new additions useful and interesting. Fun to see what they actually do. I was in Harbor Freight to buy the Viking, but thought I need to research these. So glad Project Farm did these! The Viking failed both times! Saved me from wasting time and money.

[@andygrew4832]

Consumer Reports could learn a thing or two from you, great job! Love to see round 3.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks! Thanks for the suggestion.

[@23x31]

I wish this guy all the success in the world on KZbin. He deserves it. Outstanding work with all your videos. A+++++

[@Mickt6]

very bad product bought 3 they all broke down after few uses

[@ProjectFarm]

Wow, thank you!

[@sport8133]

@@Mickt6 seriously wtf are you rambling about?

[@PS987654321PS]

If he maintains his integrity he will soon be a multimillionaire.

[@inspiringengineer]

@@Mickt6 They are only meant for emergencies - these tiny batteries are delivering a HUGE current for their size and will quickly die with constant use... :)

[@cadenswain158]

I've watched for the past 2 years. I have watched your content quality go up a tremendous amount. However the first videos were excellent in their own way. you don't sell out to sponsors, you make %100 unbiased and scientific videos. Not to mention, you read and respond to nearly %100 of your viewers who comment and note their suggestions to help make the videos even better. This my friend is what KZbin was made for. The dedication and time you take out of your day to upload informational content for people you've never met is quite astonishing. I and all of your viewers respect you for what you do and the time that you sacrifice for us. I would say that i wish that more youtubers were like you, but i know that it wouldn't ever happen. I actually prefer it to stay as it is because this is what makes you special. Keep up the impeccable work on these videos. I hope you and anyone who reads this has a outstandingly great day! 11/15/2020 2:50PM

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@bagelbandit6076]

You don’t want him to test manscaped? “Will this stand up to shearing sheep?” Or simply safe “can I rob my own house with the new security system?” It could be quite interesting.

[@maxanthony46]

Well said!

[@Ranveer_Singh_sangha03]

Hi everyone Before buy any tool for your beautiful home Always check project farm video

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the positive comment.

[@jadedjaden8751]

@@ProjectFarm yes

[@CrimeVid]

Why not a third round, it’s that time of year !

[@jameskoralewski1006]

Just hope that they test the tool that you are interested in. They don't test the complete line of an item, much like Consumer Reports!

[@davidscott5903]

@@jameskoralewski1006 If you buy them for him, I am sure that he will test them. Otherwise he buys them all.

[@fordmodela3641]

I have a gooloo and it has served me well for several years now. Talked my wife through a jump start once over the phone and got herself home. Just want to give a plug for something that really worked for us. Great videos!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks! Thanks for sharing.

[@Rick_C-137_]

I work for AAA I have been using the Noco Gb70 for almost 3 years straight jump starting many cars a day...it is by far my favorite booster on the market loved this video thanks

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much! Thanks for sharing.

[@Grizzleback07]

Nothing like opening up KZbin and Project Farm is the first video on my list! 👍

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@MrDballmoney]

Man, if my grandfather was here, he would be all over your channel watching every videos. Thanks for your time and everything into informing us!

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@jt19767171]

@@ProjectFarm omg thougth the Noco gb40 was a good buy

[@xenawolf]

my grand dad would say he is a sell out.

[@MrDballmoney]

@@xenawolf why would he think that?

[@xenawolf]

@@MrDballmoney Reality check.

[@sheeps1212]

I accidentally left one of my wife's car doors cracked open last week and she was late to work. I made it up to her by buying her a Gooloo 2000 at your recommendation. She had further battery issues and we had to use it twice before I got a chance to buy her a replacement battery. The Gooloo started the car as quickly as a new battery would while being way easier than jumper cables. Very impressive! Thank you!

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome! Thanks for sharing.

[@TheRhythmDoctor]

Very thorough reviews. Great job! One additional thing that I would love for you to test is to fully charge all of them and put them away for 1-3 months, then see how they work without topping off. This would simulate a very important use case for those who throw them in the trunk and expect them to work at an unexpected time. Some models (like the early Tacklife models) have a mechanical on-off switch that physically disconnects the batteries during storage. In theory, this might reduce the rate of discharge vs. an electronic pushbutton (which always bleeds off a little juice even when turned off). All batteries have some level of self-discharge, so it's a question of whether the physical on-off button makes a significant difference, or is it negligible.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the video idea.

[@brucebeatty1600]

You could also test a diesel pickup with a cold engine. it would require some pre-heat then start up.

[@boriskarloff598]

Good point.

[@davidsilvey435]

I do the 3 month thing with my Shumacher Lithium Ion pack now. Have for 3-4 years. 3 months is no issue for a good unit. 6 months really either, stored in my trunk or floorboard. Start your rig/car/truck and and as soon as you are up and running you just recharge your battery pack for next time. I doubt 3-6 months storage for the GooLoo will be any harder than on my current 4 yr old Shumacher. Probably easier with new technology. I paid $80 for my Shumaker, 4 years ago, so about same price re: current vs old dollars. Gotta trust Project Farm. Better testing than I could ever do.

[@Igneshto]

Right now at Gooloo HQ: STONKS.

[@xlbbman]

🤣

[@ckm-mkc]

Too bad their products don't last - mine died within a year after only one use - just avoid it & buy the NOCO - I know it seems expensive but it lasts longer than a few months and one use. A lot of mechanics I know have NOCO and use them every day. I was hugely skeptical given it's a lot more $$$ and bought a Gooloo instead - a total waste of money. I think the difference is the quality of the charge regulation, the Gooloo just overcharges itself and dies.

[@hammyboigaming904]

I just use another car battery lol

[@hammyboigaming904]

Or a big jump starter

[@seansudenga2697]

@@ckm-mkc same with mine, except it died in about 3 months

[@timppamies85]

Don`t mind me, just liking and commenting for our rare gem of honest reviews!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@thegreatgradz6524]

I got one of the Gooloo 4000A units a while ago because of this video and have had it sitting in the back of the car waiting patiently. This morning it got it's chance and saved the day, it easily jump started the car. Thanks Project Farm for the testing and product advice!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks and you are welcome!

[@Whohoohoo]

You should have brought back last years winner for these to compete against

[@christopherstudley9374]

Especially the Audew.

[@dondagun]

Agreed, I was waiting to see the Audew as it has since been updated as well.

[@MrLongshot762]

I bought the audew after the last test and it still works great.

[@CVPI03]

it’s hard to find it in stock on amazon

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the suggestion.

[@NaberAuto]

EXCELLENT testing - I've been looking for jump starter testing by someone who actually knows what they are doing. Great job with various temperatures, meter testing, small 2.0 Ranger, and then the diesel tractor. This is the best and most comprehensive testing I've seen!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@davidp2888]

This channel is why I totally rearranged my Sunday routine...to watch your videos.

[@ProjectFarm]

Hi David, wow, thank you very much! Hope you have a great week!

[@toms.3977]

I bought a NOCO GB40 after watching several videos on YT a couple of years ago. They've been in business since 1914. It hasn't failed to start our vehicles within 3-4 seconds. One of the best things about these jump starters is you don't have to jockey a second vehicle within battery cable distance to start your vehicle. If I ever need to start a vehicle without a battery, it will do it. Great video. Solid gold info. Thanks, Todd!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks and you are welcome!

[@hosrow]

All your hard work is very appreciated and amazingly helpful, especially given that it's totally unbiased and independent. Please keep doing what you do and keep all these suppliers of various products honest.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks, will do!

[@sharkey5150]

Hello “Project Farm” from S.C. USA! I’ve been a subscriber for a long time and usually I’m not much of a commenter but, I just wanted You to know what a great service you provide. You do EXCELLENT work with your truly unbiased “Real World” testing methods. I never miss an episode. I’m always impressed with your mannerisms and by the way you get to the real world FACTS fast without all the boring, unnecessary info that most other Channels of this type seem to do. Also, I really like the bar graphs that you supply, they are very easy to understand at a glance. I’ve grown to trust you, as if we were real life friends. Now, whenever I need to buy some new product, I turn to your channel FIRST over “Consumer Reports” and any other type channel/website. Keep up the great work and thank you for all that you do! I’ll definitely be ordering one of your great looking T-Shirts to show my support and help spread the word of your AWESOME channel. 👍👍

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@electronicsNmore]

I like that 1000A load tester. May have to buy one. :-) Fantastic testing, extremely thorough as always! A++ Thank you!

[@anandrew6641]

Just bought his best recommendion

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@kenleppek]

It reminds me of an old Sunn Vat 40 that I used to use in shop class back in high school. We had our choice of the Vat 40 (analog gauges) and Vat 60 (digital gauges). I always liked the 40.

[@jadedparadise19]

@@ProjectFarm I have to expect a lot of your money goes into the testing equipment, not just the products tested. Thanks for what you do, please keep up the good work.

[@2009rummell]

I use one at work for testing semi batteries. It's works great

[@wes326]

Jumped a 1971 Camaro yesterday with a jump starter you recommended. Worked like a champ and the owner was extremely grateful. Thanks for all you do.

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@RenegadeJD]

I saw one of your earlier videos where you mentioned you were/are in the military. I wanted to thank you for your service, greatly appreciated. Because of your first video on jumpstarters, I bought the audew. Haven't had to use it yet, but I'm hoping it will be ready if my wife and son ever need it. Thank you for all of your videos and the work you put in to them.

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@stanlojewski6761]

×2 for this comment, thank you for all you do, past, present and future.

[@Haywoodjablomie100]

*Strokes his Gooloo and says well done my precious* lol. It's always a great day to see a product you bought do well on Project Farm! Fantastic video thankyou!

[@TehKaiser]

While the Gooloo is better Chinese manufacturing since it can meet performance metrics, there is the question of longevity and durability.

[@m8sm8s74]

with so many different variations ,your comparison reviews really help consumers on their decision making process. another round of reviews on the newer models that's available will be wonderful! Awhile back i bought a jump starter at Costco and it didn't jump my car when I needed it the most. Luckily i was able to return it and get a refund. It is best to go with the comparison reviewed like the ones you tested here. I think you are doing great service to the public!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@Hagemann666]

My buddy and I both bought the Gooloo 4000A based on your review and we BOTH had an opportunity to use them within a couple months of buying them. He helped a coworker whose battery died in their parking lot (and caused that person to go buy another Gooloo). My car didn't completely shut off one day in the parking ramp (that's a "thing" now with some push button start vehicles, it seems) and drained the battery. Getting another vehicle in there to jump start would have been really challenging as the ramp was packed and busy that day. I whipped out my Gooloo, attached it to the terminals and my car started like I'd just installed a brand new battery! And it still had all 4 bars of charge! I was really singing your praises that day. When my car jumped to life using that little thing I was so impressed and happy. Thanks for all you do! You do more for people than all of Congress combined. :)

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome! Thanks for sharing!

[@YourLordMobius]

Man I swear you include harbor freight products in these test just for the comedy content. Thank you very much as always. Are we getting an oil filter test soon?

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome! Thanks for the suggestion.

[@mc_cpu]

Sometimes the HF stuff is good value, not this time though. Great channel giving us this information.

[@nickbruns4154]

HF stuff is mostly good, but buyer beware. You don't always get your money worth for HF stuff since it's not worth the hassle to bring back a failed power tool and hope it's before the 90-day warranty!

[@DanKoning777]

Well it worked b/c I laughed as usual :D

[@well_as_an_expert_id_say]

@@nickbruns4154 I've brought back that sunjoe pressure washer twice to get new ones, literally lasts me a year and I just go to get a replacement. Just try it man, they won't turn you away

[@canaho]

The only negative thing I can say about your videos is that once they're released, Amazon generally sells out of the high performers pretty quickly. Took me nearly two weeks to get a Gooloo GP4000 in Canada. Awesome vids! Thanks for making them.

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome! Thanks for sharing.

[@gjk1504]

Hate to be selfish but, I'm gonna need a round three of this! The jump starter tests are so good!

[@jerrybruner4343]

Hi, if could do another car battery jumper unit test including those 2 units that I would call the winners of test 1 & 2 (audu ?) It was funny that Harbour freights failed so badly and I was about to buy 1

[@stephenarling1667]

@@jerrybruner4343 Harbor Freight failures seem inevitable.

[@CampJYME]

Same here. Plus I'd wish the Autowit test was more real world and charged by the discharged battery

[@remyllebeau77]

What's the point unless there are other brands you want to see tested? Personally, I would like to see more stuff not made in China.

[@stephenarling1667]

@@remyllebeau77 More stuff from sources other than China would indeed be nice. Also, details like clamp construction can be crucial. Who wants a clamp with plastic hinges that easily break easily on first use, rendering the jump box useless? Noco GB70, GB150, and Gooloo GP4000 have clamps with metal hinges.

[@pmae9010]

Isn't it amazing how far these little guys have come, as a kid working in the wrecking yard we had to drag a battery to the dead car. thanks for this.

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@michaelmurray11189]

Best Overall: Gooloo GP4000 Worst Overall: Viking

[@ProjectFarm]

thanks for watching.

[@garygrow8373]

I wish the "Best" was concluded at the end of the video rather than hunt through the comments. Thanks Michael Murray. Thanks Project Farm for an excellent video.

[@gaveintothedarkness]

@@garygrow8373 You have to make your own judgement. Sometimes there isnt a clear "best"

[@TheBlackBeltPanda]

Exactly. In my case, I need something under $100 so the Tacklife KP200 is best for me. =)

[@Timeforchangenow]

@@TheBlackBeltPanda I own the tacklife T8 it's awesome!!!!

[@DrLavitz]

Each of your videos is informative and helpful. The fact that you consistently re-test different devices as the market changes with them is brilliant. I worried if you could keep the channel going at a certain point but the recent wiper video and this one have really cemented the fact that you've got so much content you can make. I've been subbed to your patreon for a few months now and will continue to do so. Thank you for doing what you're doing. Helping people save money in these times is especially important.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much for your positive comment! Thanks for being a Patreon and being so supportive!

[@Dubbin64]

As the year is drawing to an end, I would love to see a Wrap-Up for this years videos, or maybe for all of your videos so far. Kind of like a best worst highlight reel. Youre focus is generally scientific method but Id love to hear your takes and see what surprised you the most, what the biggest disappointments were, and maybe what future plans you might have are

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the video idea.

[@brianrich3917]

A list of recommended products would and how they were tested would be fantastic!

[@budgillett9627]

I second Sam’s suggestion.

[@ethan-01]

I bought the Gooloo for my new-to-me 10 year old used minivan after watching your video -- didn't think I'd need it so quickly as my battery was only 3 years old, but yesterday went to take the family out in the morning and oops, vans power slider just beeping at me trying close, and then no crank on the engine... the jump pack got me started in literally 30 seconds. Thank you for all these reviews! You're my first source for info when I'm making decisions!

[@ProjectFarm]

Glad it worked out! Thank you!

[@Kyleramsey999]

It's really nice to have someone who would put these units to actual real life load and stress tests. I've looked at some other sites that just tell you what they think and not show you in detail like this... KEEP UP THE EXCELLENT WORK !!!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much, will do!

[@repairvehicle]

Should test pulling ropes or straps for emergency pulling when get stuck.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the video idea.

[@adamgray1753]

While you are working on that video, @@ProjectFarm, do please show the best *usual* ways to attach a rope or chain to a vehicle. This way you can minimize the chances of your vehicle getting junked and winding up in a FailArmy video, and maximize your chances of being viewed as a savior.

[@metaxaanabeer]

@@ProjectFarm Forget straps, too dangerous. Kinetic rope is the way to go along with soft shackles.

[@ridermak4111]

@@metaxaanabeer Agree completely, unfortunately both of those items are way more expensive than the alternatives, which will make the decision for many folks especially if they are unaware of the effectiveness and safety of the new stretchy/soft gear. It’s worth it, people. Save up for it.

[@ridermak4111]

Items that are intended for vehicle recovery are rated, and will have a large tag permanently attached with the rating numbers. Commercial/industrial rigging gear will have a WLL rating (working load limit) number of lbs. which will be 20% or a bit less of the tensile/breaking strength. Many recovery items for us average citizens only have the much higher tensile/break strength rating on the tag. Failure testing has already been done for us. If, however, you would like a comparison of all the other performance factors/ease of use, there are hundreds of videos by people who use this gear very often, and have much experience with most of the different types. For one guy to generate the real world information you need would take a long time to accomplish, and probably damage a few vehicles during the testing. And be expensive. Lots of people are injured (a few killed) by improper use of recovery gear. Please research the safe ways and the danger factors. Oh, and if a piece of gear doesn’t have a rating, it’s not intended for recovery. Do not use.

[@vinozorolla7504]

Couple of hours later.... Gooloo: out of stock! GB70: out of stock!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for watching!

[@anandrew6641]

Still in stock, just bought Gooloo 4000 on Amazon.

[@JD_Aguilar717]

I bought a gooloo. The one I bought only lasted 1 yr. The first yr it worked amazing. It's size is another plus.

[@alialsebea5854]

@@anandrew6641 can you please put the link for it

[@TheChuyDewy]

@@alialsebea5854 www.amazon.com/GOOLOO-SuperSafe-Starter-Battery-Portable/dp/B07QDXL1PW www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07BLM981K/ref=as_li_qf_asin_il_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=projectfarmyo-20&creative=9325&linkCode=as2&creativeASIN=B07BLM981K&linkId=f38fee2beeba1dd57fa9dbf440301e11 check descp next time

[@altimarimaltimarim1778]

Definitely the BEST and most comprehensive test I’ve ever seen on jump starters. I’m waiting for the delivery of my NOCO GBX155. Hope it will perform well.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much! Thanks for sharing.

[@adamp9377]

Always include the Viking in every test, it's hilarious how bad it is.

[@lilsammywasapunkrock]

i actually own two of the viking jumpers. just the other day i used one to jump both my dads 460 van and my 5.0 v-8 car and both were copletely dead.

[@JulitoPapitoo]

Mines been working great for almost 2 years

[@SoManyDogs]

Hit and miss. I have one and it’s started everything from mowers to big Diesel engines. Clearly YMMV.

[@josephwaldner3977]

I had a GB 70 Noco and it was the worst booster pack I ever had. Some products are just hit and miss I guess.

[@sethgandrimas6097]

I was literally just looking at these this morning and couldn't decide. This video came at just the right time. Great job! Great video as always!

[@ProjectFarm]

Glad I could help!

[@radenkurdu7117]

Much love from Malaysia. So proud that a Malaysian product gave a great performance. 😊

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for watching!

[@REDRUMRum]

The GB70 is made in Malaysia and it costs almost $200, for that price i'd expect it to be in a case not a bag. 🤷🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️

[@SinclairSan]

@@REDRUMRum because that matters? stfu

[@davidscott5903]

@@REDRUMRum It's not hard to get a small case if the bag is not good enough for you. I like the bag, because it saves space and I would put it in a safe place anyway.

[@emmareporter4324]

you malaysians made amazing tape decks got a yamaha kx-w 262 from 1993 and it still works like it came fresh out of the factory! yes i'm 15 years old and yes i like tape decks and stuff leave me alone .-.

[@nattybohman]

This man would sit at a bar line up every beer and just start off “Alright today we’re gonna compare…”. I love this channel the time and effort put into every video, not to mention video expenses. Absolutely fantastic always helping me decide which tools better in such a detailed manner.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@therealxavier4155]

Its been awesome to see how much this channel has grown and how much happier @Project Farm is in making his videos over the last couple years. Keep up the good work brotha! 👍

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@amazontop3kits857]

This is all I ever wanted in a review...Truly Amazing.. No BS. No filler. Straight to the meat. Thank you!

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@polaristrans]

9 dislikes so far, possibly the Viking staff.

[@paul62462]

Actually actually mean the Harbour Freight staff, but yeah I wouldn’t be happy about it either that their product failed not once but twice. I have a few of their products and are happy with them but thanks to project farm, This is one product I noticed stay far far away from

[@aisforannihilation1662]

@@paul62462 yeah, some harbor freight products r surprisingly good & some r not so hot. Great to have this channel to see honest reviews & testing. I'm forever promoting this channel when ppl r looking for info. Well deserved .

[@theduder2617]

Chances are extremely high that the dislikes come from people who discovered that what they wanted to be real, was in fact not real. They may have seen their favorite brand not support claims made by the manufacturer. Another possibility, they are from people who do not want new information to enter their brain. Sadly, those sorts of people are everywhere. lol

[@QuietRiverBear]

I owe that Viking. It’s been reliable for me, but it’s fussy when hooking it up. I have to hook the clamps on to the battery before plugging into the booster if order for the light to turn green. I don’t know what that is about. It started my Farmall 756 gas on the second try.

[@budrome4247]

I am convinced that early, and maybe most, dislikes are bots, not real views.

[@xringarcher1440]

I have a Gooloo GP4000, I’ve not had to use it for a dead car battery. I’ve used it with success on my ATV before though, and also flashed a generator with it to help it produce power again. Love it. And as of 2024, you can find Walmart selling them for $79 or Amazon selling them for $99 pretty regularly, much cheaper than MSRP shown here

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing.

[@AlbinOnishchenko]

I've changed my mind on certain products after watching your videos, thanks for doing them it really helps to see all around tests you do.

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@NTHunt]

I love how when I'm looking for a new product and i see a ProjectFarm video i can guarantee I'm going to get the best product! Thank you for all the time and sweat you put into all of you video. Much appreciated!

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@NTHunt]

And he replies to the comments!

[@davidkleinthefamousp]

Sir, in the department of "stuff-you-already-know" it's time to say again how much we viewers love you and appreciate your work, Yasher Koach!!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@anthro_jesse]

i've got the gooloo GP4000 , i've started quiet a few cars and even a few trucks including a 16 ton semi diesel engine with it no problem , still runs fine after a year of use

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing.

[@AllenReinecke]

Never disappounted when Project Farm posts a new video. Always a great 20 mins of education and entertainment!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@eternalbeing3339]

Gooloo 4000a is 42% off right now for prime day. Just bought one because of your review 👍.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@monkeymanstones1]

I was most impressed with the cranking ability of the Tacklife unit. Turned over the diesel tractor as well as the other vehicle both with a very strong spin. Perhaps it's time to give up my other 2 Chinesium "PCT Brands - CHARGEIT Jump Deluxe Total Emergency Kit" (the only thing "Emergency" about them was the flashlight providing a 3 dot [short], 3 dash [long], 3 dot [short] SOS flash with the flashlight, as both of the air pumps for tires failed on the very first use, so not even a low tire Emergency is covered by them). But they have started a Chevy diesel V8, then a 427 69 Stingray, then a Subaru Outback XT Limited (so with the WRX STi turbocharged engine) before having to be recharged. But the turning power of that Tacklife was darn impressive!

[@ProjectFarm]

Great point

[@linkdude64]

That noko has me really impressed...depending on the issue, sometimes the length of time that you're able to turn the engine over is more important than turning the engine quickly.

[@ProjectFarm]

Great jump starter! Thank you

[@blackfly53]

I have the GB70 and it starts my JD4300 tractor no sweat, impressive and holds a charge for a good while

[@solhays]

I have to thank you. I purchased a Gooloo 4000a based on your review/test. I had a Harbor Freight jump box/compressor gifted to me and used it once and a while and it always struggled to jump my Chevy Silverado 6.0L. Recently it stopped being able to jump it at all so I got the 4000a and HOLY CRAP, yesterday that 6.0 cranked harder than ever, better than a new battery.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much! I'm very impressed with it too

[@wingerrrrrrrrr]

I'd be curious what voltage these lithium packs out out when fully charged, and how much voltage a car's electronic system can tolerate before damage. New cars with sensitive electronics might not tolerate overly high voltages that well.

[@solhays]

@@wingerrrrrrrrr Probably no more than 14volts, it's the amps that start the car, for the most part. At 7:07 the Gooloo 4000 says that it's 15v/10A, 12volt car jump start. So I'm not 100% sure, but I'd image 12v during a jump.

[@wingerrrrrrrrr]

@@solhays for sure it'll drop during actual cranking, but it may be high when you first switch on the ignition. Think it may be 15V or more, maybe just measure it with a DMM after you take it off charge.

[@solhays]

@@wingerrrrrrrrr I wouldn't be surprised if it were 15 or so, I imagine they'd get into a lot of trouble selling jump boxes that destroy car's electrical systems. But I certainly don't know and hope to not find out.

[@sacredcowbbq1326]

I don't know what I'd do without this channel! So hard to pick out stuff that actually works. Appreciate you! You deserve way more subs!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@gillesrobinsbienaime7792]

Hello. You're as recent as I am. Cheers! I'm in Port-au-Prince Haiti Gilles

[@arthursmith643]

You would like Scotty Kilmer videos on KZbin. If you like Mercedes cars see videos from Mercedesource on KZbin. You’ll be to diagnose Mercedes

[@dwaynes5983]

Amazon sells a lot of junk. have to be very careful. I buy a lot of things I need. Had one bad item.

[@GBall_Vision]

Hey man do me a favor. Don’t ever stop making these videos. You need your own network on tv

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@freakyfox5229]

these videos are actually really well edited.. I mean if I focus on something else for just 10 seconds I will have missed something. A lot of good information in a short amount of time big thumbs up!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@528Circle]

One of Project Farm’s videos was in my recommended yesterday. Watched it, subbed immediately as have not been disappointed. Great content!

[@ProjectFarm]

Welcome! Thanks for watching and subscribing!

[@kkrankie]

“Harbor freight’s Viking has left the building...”

[@talltomtube]

It came back to the building for a refund.

[@RaggedsEdge]

Uggh my dad bought one a few months after last years video. I wish I could have told him to return it.

[@bigcountry8726]

I think this is my favorite of all of the jump pack videos. You tested them electronically, froze them and used it on a tractor. Getting to hear the starters crank is helpful

[@lilmatt1914]

"the jump starter I bought at harbor freight a year ago didn't do so well, so I bought another one" a story we've heard time and time again...

[@christiansprojects-cgmanuf1426]

Buy cheap, buy twice...

[@chickensfloat7427]

Horrible freight makes good things. These paper weights hold paper nice and tight !!!

[@dutchynehtam]

Well. For their hand tools I can say they hold up for what they are. Cheap tools with the same lifetime warranty as Snap-On and Matco. “Buy Once Cry Once” only works for non-lifetime tools/items. My two cents.

[@chickensfloat7427]

@@dutchynehtam i like there made in idia wrenches, anything with a battery though, just buy the real thing

[@kasuraga]

@@dutchynehtam Their corded drills and angle grinders aren't half bad either. Both of mine have held up to abuse for many years without skippin a beat.

[@17oggerdoes]

In my experience the best jump starter is the one that’s with you when car/boat won’t start. They don’t work very well when left in your garage.

[@rutgerhoutdijk3547]

Unless you have a good extension cable

[@joshuaturner5042]

I've been a follower of yours for a while - cannot say how excited I was to see you had a test up for a product I'm looking to purchase.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks! Glad to hear!

[@alt34]

Most "reviews" and lists of "Bests" seem to be almost press releases from the companies. I like the way you actually test the devices in depth. Much appreciated.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@WanderingDad]

Comment 2: skip to 9:38 to see the ignition coil arcing to what I believe is the cruise control.

[@dlcarburetor]

This was a cool test. Somewhat dissapointing to see all the manufacturers fall short of their ratings. I've been using a Noco GB150 for years. At the time it was their biggest and newest jump starter. Comes with a nice case and has added features I found very useful as a mechanic. Never came across a vehicle I couldn't start. That largest was a dual battery F350 diesel. I'd definitely be interested in a round 3 test of the newest starters. Manufacturers will continue to come up with new items with outlandish claims for you to test. Thanks Todd @Project Farm

[@hadireg]

Awesome testing techniques PF! 👍😊 Great respect for the patience and the time spent on these experiments 👏👌

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@boriskarloff598]

Again. One of the most comprehensive and unbiased channels on the internet. Great content. I've used your testing and controls to make better decisions on purchases from epoxies to drill bits and cutting/grinding wheels. Please keep up the great work. Thanks.

[@gocanada9749]

SO unless you carry it everywhere with you in yor back pocket, it's worthless, that is my EXACT POINT. HOW MANY times have you had to jump anything in 10 years, really ? ME- once WASTE OF MONEY

[@boriskarloff598]

@@gocanada9749 Don't know what the hell is up you but the one I got sees action at least twice a month.

[@wordsofhis1799]

Guys at Harbour Freight: "Oh no! Here comes that Project Farm guy again!"

[@ProjectFarm]

lol Thanks for watching.

[@quasiczarcasm]

Probably more excitement than anything. Not only does he buy product but the HF employees get to see how their product works in more extreme conditions.

[@Oldbmwr100rs]

I bought their Vulcan jumpstarter and it has yet to let me down. I worked at a car repair shop and among the cars it's started included a long unstarted Mercedes diesel sedan. It's started everything I've needed to start. They're always on sale, I didn't pay list price. I have no complaints with it.

[@ericharris893]

Harbor freight doesn’t do too bad in these competitions overall for purposes intended.

[@wkdravenna]

Harbor Freight: oooooff

[@lefty5595]

These videos are habit forming..... I can’t stop watching! Thanks for what you to make me a better informed consumer.

[@ProjectFarm]

Glad you like them! Thanks!

[@shogun2215]

I see the Harbor Freight / Viking is still as useless as it was last year. In fact it might be even *worse* somehow.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@shogun2215]

@@ProjectFarm You're welcome, thank you for your continued service to consumers!

[@mikeblaz]

Manufactures can lie about ratings all they want because they know 95%+ won't put their product through extensive testing like this guy. Great channel!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@onnapenistan1506]

Thank you for these videos!!! They are my go to when looking for reliable info. Keep up the awesome work. We would all be lost without you 😁

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks! Will do!

[@EKUL34]

Thank you for doing these reviews, one thing I'd love to see in this one, (though it might be a little work on your part) is a measurement of the RPM logged over time when you are cranking these engines. You could then overlay the data in a graph displaying RPM vs Time, so we could easily see which cranked the fastest vs which cranked the longest. A metric that I think would be very nice to see is which had the largest area under the curve. This would provide a nice display of total amount energy put into cranking, we might find out the winner wasn't the fastest or the longest but a good balance of both. I am an electrical/software engineer myself and happy to offer my help free of charge if you'd ever like it to improve these videos even more. I think you are doing an absolutely fantastic job though and thank you for doing it

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome! Thanks for the video idea.

[@mdocod]

I've had one of those smaller gooloo's for almost 3 years now. I top it up once every 6 months or so cause it does seem to have some self discharge issues, but otherwise it has jump started everything I have connected it to no problem, usually spinning the engine over faster than it would have on a regular car battery. I think I paid about $60-80 on Amazon back then. It's mind blowing how cheap and small these things are, yet have no problem jump starting a car....

[@ProjectFarm]

That's awesome!

[@donovanhenry6613]

This channel is a blessing. I make a majority of my tool decisions from this channel because of your tests. You show true tests and you aren’t biased towards a brand because you pay for these yourself

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@GeorgeWMays]

Greetings. I watched this project for the third time today (12/14/22) because I was contemplating a purchase. Super video. Excellent job. Very interesting. QUESTION: Is it time to update this video? It's been a couple of years.. Thank You.

[@ProjectFarm]

Greetings! Thanks so much! Thanks for the update suggestion.

[@-HANDY-ANDY-]

Thanks! Happy you made this one

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you and hope you enjoy the video!

[@larryberman1113]

Sir, you sure put a lot of effort into your videos. Thank you.

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@grandwonder5858]

@@ProjectFarm Can you do one comparing all the units that have the battery jumper and tire inflator in one unit?

[@shaggyda2758]

Thank-You for taking the time to show us the good & bad in those products.

[@Not_Sure_]

Great video man, thank you. I hope you're allowing that star to cool down between each test. You were supposed to remove the fuse for the fuel injection system so it doesn't spray gasoline into the cylinders and wash the walls. Disconnecting the coil is the worst thing you could do to electronic control module also known as the computer.

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome! Thanks for the feedback.

[@ameremusician]

First time seeing one of your videos and you are by far THE BEST!!! You get right to the point without senseless anecdotal talking which is always frustrating. You perform so many tests and give us so much essential information! Thank you!

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@ryans413]

The Gooloo is pretty good I have one little different design but it can jump start like any vehicle with only like 20% battery life left it’s amazing how well it works. I’ve used it on many vehicles and it works even on the biggest diesel truck I’ve tested as well.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@garrettforchrist2700]

I decided to buy one of these, so I watched your channel first! Thank you for doing all these test!

[@Marvin-fn7ks]

Thanks for doing all these tests ,way better than reviews on Amazon!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@jimvick8397]

It really amazes me that someone at Amazon hasn't called someone at KZbin and gotten him banned...

[@StormbringerMM]

The various names these products get rebranded as are amazing.

[@volvo09]

Roll the dice and pick words, you got a product name for your imported goods.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@deletdis6173]

Tacklife makes good stuff, usually.

[@MiG9D]

@@deletdis6173 Agreed!

[@watomb]

Everyone needs to be careful normally when Chinese brand gets a good review within a couple months they switch out the batteries with cheap ones and sell it for the same price.

[@timp7412]

Fantastic video as always. I definitely planning on getting either the Imazing or Gooloo for my sister for Christmas. Something that will make sure that she never get's stranded. :) I know other people have already said it, but so many of us appreciate these videos. Something can have 4.8 stars on Amazon, but you never really know if all those are real, or fake, or just people who are just happy with whatever. Testimonials are so subjective. I have an engineering mindset and really appreciate all the time and effort and care you take to make all of these reviews as consistent and accurate as possible.

[@charlestaylor3195]

You are creating a great reference library. I can't believe I forgot to buy one these when I bought my car, I remembered after I drained the battery. It's so great to be able compare products by their performance in identical situations. Now I know what to look for, thanks

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome! Glad to hear!

[@anandrew6641]

Just bought Gooloo 4000, probably will save my live or someone else in mountains of Idaho.

[@anandrew6641]

Thanks for great videos, long time subscriber!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing. You are welcome! Thanks for being a long time subscriber!

[@Summit900]

Which mountains?

[@jdugger8679]

Where did you find one. Amazon is out of that one. Thanks.

[@HeathRS]

I might pick one of those up. I bought a NOCO GB40 not far back and with a full charge it failed to start my wife’s 3.7 Ford Edge this morning. I returned it today. I ended up having to jump it with my truck.

[@joedella-mattia2234]

Great testing. I would like to see them tested at -40c like it is this morning in Canada

[@oldman6495]

I would like to have seen him try starting, turning over a motor that cold. easy to keep the jump pack warm.

[@gr8dvd]

Know Fahrenheit equivalent of -40c and just screwing with us? 😀😀

[@gr8dvd]

-40C = -40F

[@jasonchristopher2977]

Sir you need a change in zip code. If you want to live in Ice land ok but that's too cold for man or beast.

[@jasonchristopher2977]

@@gr8dvd I'm no expert but I'm pretty sure -40c is -40F. It's weird cause at 40 it's the same, but any more or less it's different. wtf? Don't matter, 2PHUCKING COLD. I loved snow as a kid. 40 years later of logging and oil and gas work, not so much. Now we have clothes that stay warm and I've not tried them but that's what I'd do if I was in cold again. I had battery socks that took 2 C batteries that strapped to your knee. Heavy and not comfortable at all. All that for 4 hours maybe. And wet socks small shock. No thanks. Use your brains kids. You can stay warm inside and make much more.

[@donniecupples6721]

Just purchased my Gooloo, thanks so much for the amazing and honest reviews!

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@patrickj7728]

You missed your calling!!! I imagine your crops are amazing as you have shown that your thinking/strategy is incredible!