TopVision Jump Starter - real world use

Today I had to jump my daughters car with the TopVision Multifunctional Jump Starter. Thing works great and has yet to let me down. Thanks for watching.

[@bobhamilton298]

Glad to see it work. I love mine. People need to read the instructions. The plug has a code that says when its ready to start. A really dead battery sometimes takes a few minutes to work. And there are batteries with internal shorts that won't charge. This thing works great. People that have problems have done something wrong or they didn't follow the instructions. Oh well.

[@flatwater5]

Just ordered mine. You and many others are very impressed with TopVision, so that's what I'm going with. Thanks for the video!

[@toeshifter]

Enjoy! It’s a great product

[@DonYeyoReaks]

Still worth it?

[@templarknight935]

direction state to hook up cables to the battery first then plug into battery pack, glad it worked.

[@Resist4]

I know this is a few years old but, the button doesn't turn this unit on for jumping, it's on when you plug the cable cord in and that's when it starts timing down before shutting off. So I'd connect the cables to the battery first, then plug it into the jumper so you have more time to get into the car. The button is to turn on the accessories port power. And in case others don't know, this jumper doesn't charge up a dead battery, it's mostly supplying power to the starter motor so the engine can start and then the alternator can charge up the battery.

[@toeshifter]

You actually have to do it in the correct order or it will not jump the car. A lot of people have discredited this unit when they’re actually at fault. Connect clamps to battery posts, then plug blue plug into jump pack, press the power button on jump pack so you see percentage, then start the vehicle. I’ve used this multiple times now over the last couple years and it’s never failed me. I’ve successfully jumped batteries showing 3 volts upon connection. My experiences say it’s a great product.

[@Resist4]

@@toeshifter Again, pressing the button on the jumper does nothing with regards to turning the jumper on. It's on once the clamp adapter is plugged in. The number shown on the display is just the percentage of power in the jumper lithium ion battery. What you look for is a blue light on the jumper clamp adapter that plugs into the jumper. A blue light means the cable connection to the jumper is good. Then a green light shows after clamped to the car battery, you now have around 30 seconds to start the car or the unit shuts off, as a safety precaution.

[@vitachaloupka]

Mine is showing RC as reverse charging protection and can’t start my truck. What I suppose to do guys pls?

[@Resist4]

@@vitachaloupka Did you put the jumpers on the wrong battery terminals?

[@vitachaloupka]

@@Resist4 nope, display on cables is not working at all, when you put it on in different direction. Never had a problem with my old Tahoe, but have this issue with my Sequoia yet.

[@Patoubody]

This thing is absolutely amazing. I can't believe it. I did my research and avoided the big booster packs from big stores and ordered this one instead for just over 100$ CAD and it is well worth every loonie. I charged it once I think in many years. Boosted a GMC V6 a couple times, mostly used to boost a 750cc ATV with a bad battery for every start for a few months and it still had 80-90% charge. A miraculous device for the size. PLus it charges you phone and acts like an emergency flashlight.

[@toeshifter]

One of my favorites for sure.

[@hectorperez7655]

I charged mine the 1st time that I got it, now like a year later it's at 77% as well after a few uses, just trying to figure out on how to recharge back up again, I forgot on how to do so lol, it's the reason that I watched this video.

[@billybassman21]

Mine saved me and 2 people at my job. I had the same issue the other day with it not starting the first time I connected it, but the second time it started right up.

[@spymaine89]

thats the way to show use.................no bs. /................ . thank you

[@toeshifter]

Thanks!

[@Diosella]

Thanks for this video 😀

[@toeshifter]

You’re welcome! Thanks for watching.

[@ismaelpadilla9213]

you have to install the red and black connector first then connect it to the charger

[@warwagon]

Every normal joe who I've seen review a jumper unit always installs the negative first LOL. The only person who i've seen do it correctly was scotty! This is also the reason why you heard it sparking when you went to connect the positive last.

[@toeshifter]

We “normal Joes” gotta stick together

[@futurus777]

Yea dummy. Negative goes on second.

[@fenix0green]

Probably bad connection or low battery voltage. The led turn solid green when its ready to jump. I had to use another jump starter because my topvision didn't turn solid green and the other one an anker jump starter could jump start the car.

[@rustyshackelford8769]

Good for you. I just tried to help start someone with a dead battery. Topvision was at 89%. Did not start the car. After a couple of tries it knocked it down to 20%. Never started the car.

[@toeshifter]

Possibly done in the wrong order. Battery connections first, then plug into battery pack, then power up the pack. Then start the vehicle.

[@EndlessSims3]

So how do I charge up the jump starter? Where is a plug-in to charge up the battery charger unit to get a full charge to jump charge car battery?

[@toeshifter]

Should be a USB-C port on the bank itself. Any wall charger to USB-C will charge it.

[@EndlessSims3]

@@toeshifter found it thank you!

[@EndlessSims3]

Lol I now can charge up the jump starter charger have to use micro USB from a USB charger in jump starter charger, have never used it yet, but till today need to use it but make sure I charge the charger up 100% ty

[@77gmcnut]

I bought a TopVision jumper pack from Amazon and it worked for a while and then developed problems. Amazon has blocked my right to post a review there. So I'm posting my experience wherever it might help others to not waste their money with TopVision. I contacted their "customer service" on three occasions and they never made any effort to help me. Of course "your mileage may vary"

[@toeshifter]

I appreciate the feedback. So far so good with mine. Time will tell. Thanks again.

[@vipkarl]

How do you charge it?

[@toeshifter]

USB plug

[@1slipery42]

what type or strength quick charger did you use to charge it up ?

[@toeshifter]

I used an IPad charging block. Nothing quick about it. I’ve since got myself a 60w charging block that I will try in the future. Thanks for watching. It’s a great product, I highly recommend.

[@haroldkreye8770]

When fully charged to 100%, my unit discharges very quickly when used as a power source for my iPhone SE while playing KZbin videos. It was purchased approximately 1 1/2 years ago. After purchasing it, I used it to start my Smart Fortwo a couple of times. Now, I doubt that it has the storage capacity to perform the same task.

[@toeshifter]

That’s a bummer. I use mine strictly as a jump pack for vehicles. Plenty of other packs around for electronics. Mine holds a charge endlessly it seems. Too bad your having problems

[@SaltiDawg2008]

Nope, Positive *first* . Negative *second* . Then connect to unit.'' Bought it two days ago at Amazon... $79.99 minus 20% minus another 10% for Total of *$59.35*

[@shsechas]

Just got my TopVision Jan 2022. Hope I never have to use it, but learned some tips from this video as well as some of the comments below. Thanks all.

[@toeshifter]

Enjoy. It’s a great tool. Mine is always with me.

[@TheeDutchMafia]

So this has video has been out for a while but you need to connect the clamps to the car battery, then plug it into the battery pack then quickly start the engine.

[@toeshifter]

That’s correct

[@rccartv898]

Good👍👍💯💯

[@coochiecrook7120]

Why does it beep? I connected just like you and I get nothing but beeps

[@toeshifter]

I don’t know about any beeps

[@SaltiDawg2008]

@@toeshifter Have you read the Directions? lol

[@hughgreentree]

First time I tried to use mine and it did not start. I am an unhappy camper. Last time I drove the car was a week ago when I drove it home from getting an oil change. F&cking irony.

[@natusfreedom472]

If your alarm goes off , press unlock button to disarm alarm. I used it couple time worked & this time , think alarm kinda messed up my attempt .. plus it was hot outside . I disconnected everything , waited 5 mins , & tried again .. and it worked . Hope this helps anyone

[@davyg1236]

One day you will need it and it will be flat, why not just make a point of having it charged to around 90% so you know it should do its job?

[@toeshifter]

I like to test things to the manufacturers specs. So far it hasn’t let me down.

[@davyg1236]

@@toeshifter Braver man than me, once mine gets to 75% I like to bring it back to the mid 90s. They are very useful. Many strangers benefited from my one.

[@christopherbooth1197]

😮iv got my self l I call Kiss life it charged fully last months wot device 🎉