🔋 Caseling Hard Case for Boost Pro GB150 3000 Amp 12V Lithium Jump Starter Battery Pack Review

Good strong (semi-hard) case perfect for GB150. I bought this case and another "recommended" case from Revain. I sent the other case back because it was big enough for the GB150 without the extra space. This case is padded and has a couple of pockets in the lid for storing extra cables and a user manual. The only thing I don't like about this case is that the lid rotates on the side of the handle, but that doesn't bother me. The design is really just different than what I think is typical.

I would call it solid case. It's not exactly a hard shell, but it does offer some level of support. Received it as a Revain recommended case for the HULKMAN Alpha85 Jump Starter. I would NOT recommend this. There is no way to secure it in a large suitcase. The device will internally bang against anything else that has been placed in the bag. If the bag had straps for stuffing items then yes, but I will find another bag for my jump starter.

I don't really like this case. It's black so it's cool because it matches my truck. It is less hardness than hardness. I think the engineers found 2 pieces of cardboard from a 12 pack, folded them in half, wrapped them in decent cloth and sold them to me under the marketing pretense that the $300 battery jumper I bought from them that would be safe as long as he was wrapped in her box. case of hardship. Also, the tiny pocket that can hold accessories and instructions is too small to be…

Simple and compact! I love this multiple use. Battery jumper, phone charger, flashlight, USB plug, etc. I bought one for a friend three years ago and it saved her from a sudden start with a stranger in a dark garage late at night. Just think of the safety factor for one of them. I upgraded my old big, clunky jumper box (which worked fine) to a lithium jumper that's 1/3 lighter, 1/3 the size, and 4 times more powerful. Mine starts a 10 liter diesel and is a little bigger than the one I bought…

This is the second time I have bought this case. The first was for the Neco Battery Minder for my car because I was losing battery life due to my new battery that was installed earlier this year. This time I bought this case for a digital readout heat gun, the manufacturer didn't include the case for one reason or another and I thought about this case because the dimensions were in the approximate range for a heat gun. I didn't want anything to be too big to protect the accessories that came…

I bought what I thought was a hard case (remember Pelican products) but got a flexible hard case. A bit like cheap denier-like luggage that's glued to a molded frame of harder plastic for some shape and support. It's definitely better than the NOCO fanny pack, which is a joke in itself. At the price I paid I should have thought I was getting a properly made product but it's my fault for not thinking about my purchase. It keeps its shape somewhat, but you should protect it as nothing is…