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6EC92897-8B78-4207-9717-6D3592453AB8I always keep my Spyder on a Bousch trickle charger. But my Spyder is kept 2.5 hours from my primary residence. Sometimes I don’t drive the car for months. I drive the car with seat heaters and 1/2 hard tonneau even in the 40s. Of course with some nice driving gloves. Sometimes when it’s cold and the car has not been driven for months it’s tough to start even with a fuel injected Subaru. This thing is awesome. Adds incredible cranking power. It’s very small and is charged with 12v either from your car or home USB. It’s good for 2-3 starts before it needs charging. I keep it in my Spyder at all times. The only problems I’ve ever seen with it are from people who keep it in there cars constantly charging. Probably not a good idea.

Phil Luebbert

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I just got a GooLoo GT3000. I have several cars an a larger jump starter that works just fine, but is a lot heavier to carry around. I will keep using it as needed for work at home. The GooLoo can go with me in whichever car I am using as "insurance" (Hope I never need to use it, but it's there if needed).

Jim Ruiz

Westchester, CA 90045

I'm in market for one.  I have an old HF jumper pack that is 20 times larger and actually has a lead acid battery in it so time to replace.  On Amzon, the GooLoo is $20 cheaper but has a lot of 1 ratings that it didn't work when it arrived and it was sent back.  NOCO seems to have similar ratings. Being able to recharge phones is requirement in Hurricane Alley (FL).  I do have a solar phone charger but its is very slow (and of course doesn't work at night, duh).

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