NOCO GB70 and GBX75 Jump Starter

Check out these two jump starters, smart, safe design. Easy to use and portable power supplies. Get the full specs and more at the links below.
GB70
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GBX75
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Noco Range
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[@jsonhu7646]

Made in China. I do like the GB70 I have. After 4 years or so of use, the GB70 will not fully charge anymore. Stuck at roughly 25 to 30 percent on the indicator light. Good run and came in handy numerous times jump starting my car and others.

[@BeerLeagueGoalieGodfather]

I have heard that you need to charge it from the 12v port instead of the USB in order to get it fully charged. Maybe try that if you havent already.

[@Interdiction]

That is not a good run .That is terrible

[@johnandreou5680]

Lithium battery?

[@unedited98]

The USB-C is great if you already have a high wattage USB-C charger. It doesn’t come with one and regular one means you’ll be charging it for 24hrs.

[@KylaBanack]

Is the boost x series better I notice you can buy the boost and boost hd at our local Canadian tire but not the x series is it that much better

[@rayehoward2812]

Does this device also repair a battery

[@myresonance8013]

Can you disconnect the clip cables from these models ??

[@radioforum]

I read the manual gb70 does start only an acid lead battery ( only) which Nico jump start does start a lithium battery then???

[@lipsee100]

The GB70 is an ok starter battery but you really need a mains charger which you have to buy as an extra.

[@jangheenelahi9849]

So which model are better boost or X

[@SydneyToolsTV]

The X has larger output and more diagnostic indicators. the boost has some more output options for charging devices.

[@jangheenelahi9849]

@@SydneyToolsTV thanks

[@robertraman6307]

I went for the GBX75 for my Corolla 1,6 L. When it’s minus 35 degree C and I forgot the block heater and the battery is dead or weak from the cold it’s better to have that extra peak amp power.

[@NaveenSiddareddy]

@@SydneyToolsTV looks like X doesnt have 12V output?

[@hardusvd]

@@NaveenSiddareddy does not have

[@radioforum]

Could you please explain which one would jump start a lithium battery 12v?

[@theraplawyer]

Excellent

[@robertpawlak]

Nice reviev;)

[@SydneyToolsTV]

Thanks! 😁

[@mathewurmston9734]

Why they so expensive (almost $500)? What's the difference between these and the $150 ones. Legit question

[@SydneyToolsTV]

Multiple factors from number and size of cells/amount of lithium and other materials, to clamp and cable quality and so much more.

[@mathewurmston9734]

@@SydneyToolsTV cheers for the reply. Sorry if it was rude. I honestly wanted to know for purchase

[@shawcobra]

Check now, their below 280 bucks