Fanttik T8 APEX 2000 Amp Jump Starter, 20000mAh Car Battery Pack for Up to 8.5L Gasoline and 6L Diesel Engines with LED Display, 65W PD Fast Charger,12V Extreme Safe Lithium Portable Jump Starter

Has a nice feel to it, works well and parts feel solid and well made. Has not failed me yet.

Love this. Has saved me and my friends so many times

I love this thing. It stores easy and it's well made. I also have the Fanttik tire pump. Great products

Great jump starter, great customer service. Mine did not come with a wall brick as stated in the ad. I emailed Fanttik and got a reply the next day. They requested my order number and address and promptly sent me a charger. A few days later it arrived, A++ for customer service. Of the three I own I will list the pros and cons of each. I will not mention flashlight as they all have one and are about the same, also all 3 have a 74 wh battery, and they are all very capable jump starters.Fantiik T8 Apex pros1. Voltage meter on display. (not sure why no one else is doing this, super handy)2. Nice 3" display with battery percentage, power in/out, and "START" when its ready to boost.3. Fast charge in and out using any pd charger that is capable of 65 watts or more.4. Sleek design, not too big, cables disconnect for easier use as a battery bank. (personal preference)5. Least expensive of the three.Fanttik T8 Apex cons1. Company isn't as well known and this is their only jump starter, but great start.2. 30 second time out in override mode. (won't be able to drive a vehicle who's battery died due to dead alternator)Hulkman Alpha 85 pros1. Nice 3" display with battery percentage, power in/out, and "ready" when its ready to boost. error codes and when it's "fast" charging.2. Sleek design, not too big, cables disconnect for easier use as a battery bank. (personal preference)3. If you get the 85s it self heats the battery to operate at lower temps. (but more expensive, and I shouldn't need this where i live)Hulkman Alpha 85 cons1. Uses a proprietary fast charge. It only fast charges with their charger. Using a pd charger will only get you 18 watts in and out power is also limited only 18 watts. (this is a deal breaker for me) If you go up a notch to the alpha 100 it uses the standard pd from what i have read, I don't have one, its more than I need and is quite large.2. 30 second time out in override mode. (won't be able to drive a vehicle who's battery died due to dead alternator)3. No voltage meterNoco GBX75 pros1. Does not time out in override mode. The 60 second timeout is disabled in override mode so you could use it to drive a vehicle with a bad charging system a short distance. (im sure noco recommends not doing this)2. Reputable brand that has been making jump starters a long time, and offer a multitude of sizes to suit your specific needs.3. Fast charge in and out using any pd charger that is capable of 65 watts or more.Noco GBX75 cons1. No voltage meter.2. No display, uses light bars to indicate 25%,50%,75%,100% charge, and a few other indicator lights.3. Largest of the three and cables do not disconnect. (would be the most cumbersome of the 3 if you intend to use it as battery bank)4. Most expensive by far.In conclusion, I would recommend the Fanttik for most people. With the lowest cost and some nice features. If you live in a cold climate and need the preheat feature get the Hulkman 85s. If being able to drive a short distance with bad alternator is a deal breaker, got to get the Noco.

Love it, bought one for every vehicle

Very easy to use and store in your trunk. It has reverse polarity protection which is nice. It charges very fast on my 35w USB C smart phone charger. Bought it to jump start my 12v battery in my riding mower this season but this will be a nice trunk companion (just in case).

Own an infiniti and haven't driven the car since 2021 April. We work from home and usually take the family SUV all the time. It's been literally 1 exact year we didn't drive the car and the battery was completely dead. We decided to search for a compact charger all in one by COSTWAY but that was sold out everywhere. Decided just to inves in a charging battery and did a little research. Decided to purchase 2 chargers this one and another competitor recommended by Amazon. The other one arrived sooner and we decided to give it a go, and little to our surprise it came with 100% charged and we Jumpstart the dead battery, only thing it took 2-3 seconds to kick in or start the car. Engine was knocking over a few times before it kicked on. Well droelve on the battery for 45 min and decided to pull in a parking lot and turn off car to see if the battery was good. To our avail it didn't start. So we used the battery charger again to jump start it. Just to get hime. Decided to take the battery inside and fully charge it for several hours. And used it again to start the vehicle and left it on for a minute to juice up battery. Guess what didn't work, battery went dead again.So later that evening received this charger and was on 85% manual said fully charge it, so we did over night. Next morning when it's at its coldest Jumpstart started the car and left the battery on for 1 min to juice it up and guess what, at only 1% of energy used from charger the 1 yr old dead infiniti battery lit up every time we started the car. Decoded to drive for 20 min and again the car started like it just came from the show room. Got the oil change over a year, greased a few things and replaced wipers and state inspection, this car ran brand spanking new with this battery and only used 1%. We're not going anywhere with any other brand nor are we hesitant about chargers when we have this bad boy by our side. Great investment, just wish it was a combo all in 1 with air pump, light and stuff. But all in all GREAT product.

If you've been driving for a while, or you have an older vehicle, chances are you've had a battery or two die on you. This jump box has been amazing. I've had it for over a year now, and I've used it about 6-7 times helping other ppl jump their dead batteries. It really is as simple as Power On->Clamp->Start Vehicle. Surprisingly, it barely even touches the Battery % jumping a vehicle either! The most I have seen it drop in one jump is when I attempted to help someone jump a low-volt battery (8v instead of 12v, which the jump box very helpfully offers an easy bypass option to jump the vehicle in this scenario), when it dropped 14% for one jump. If there is an issue with the battery where it throws a low-voltage code, you can press and hold the light button/power button for a few seconds, which bypasses the safety on the jump box to allow you to attempt to jump the vehicle anyway. I've only ever had to fully recharge it ONCE in a whole year--it can sit in your vehicle forever without you having to worry about ambient battery drain. It is also a power bank, if it wasn't helpful already, and has a ridiculously bright light as well. It isn't heavy, it is fairly lightweight, it comes with a 40w Type-C charger that you can use for a ton of other stuff..........what else do I have to say? Get this jump box!!!