Review on Waterproof 2500A Peak Jump Starter With Power Pack And Quick Charge 3.0 Technology For Up To 9L Gasoline/8L Diesel Engines - Includes LED Light And 22800MAh Capacity by Matt Watkins

Let me save you some reading and get this out of the way this jump starter isn't that great.Size:This jump starter is somewhat bulky. It measures about 3-5/8 inches wide by 6-3/4 inches long by 1-1/2 inches thick.Build Quality:The build quality of this jump starter is subpar. The body is composed of a hard cheap-feeling plastic that has large ridges around the sides of the unit for grip. I don't know how to really explain it but this device has a fake feel of quality to it. When I hold this jump starter the ridges around the device makes it feel kinda nice and rugged but the more that I hold it and think about the cheap plastic feel, the lack of any built-in rubberized elements for grip on the casing, and the seemly unnecessary bulk for a jump starter of this size and power capacity I realize how subpar this device is. The design is dull, bland, and unattractive. I have used quite a few jump starters and this one has to be the worst in terms of build materials, form factor, and design.In the product page description, it claims that this jump starter can jump 12-volt vehicles up to 7L gasoline and 5.5L diesel however pictures for the product description shows up to a 9-liter vehicle kinda suspect right? I also noticed that in one of the product page pictures the jump starter was near a car tire suggesting that it could withstand being run over by a vehicle. I find this very interesting especially since the top of the housing flexes enough that I was able to turn the jump starter on just by firmly pressing down on the plastic housing around the power button.Power Capacity:Is supposedly 22,800 mAh. The peak amps are supposedly 2500. This should be more than enough power to jump-start my dead car battery. However, with this much power, this starter should be able to jump at least up to an 8.0 L gasoline vehicle and up to a 6.0 L diesel vehicle if not higher. I find it kinda strange that it is advertised as only being able to jump up to a 7L gasoline and a 5.5L diesel vehicle.Features:Some of the features that this jump starter claims to have are that it can stay charged for up to 9+ months. This unit also claims to be waterproof, dust-proof, and drop-proof.Another feature is the built-in flashlight. The placement of the flashlight is on the back of the device is well implemented. It allows a more natural cell phone-like hold to shine the light where I need it. The brightness from this light is just ok. However, the flashlight can be switched from white to red which could prove to be useful in an emergency roadside situation.One important feature that I could not seem to find in the product listing is how many hours it takes to fully recharge this jump starter which does slightly concern me.Ports:There are four power options not including the actual jumper cable port that is built into this power bank. There are:• 2 USB TYPE-A ports(Output). One port does 5V/9V/12V Quick Charge 3.0. The other port does 5V/2.4A• 1 Usb Type-C Port 5V/3A(Input)• 1 Micro Usb Port 5V/2A(Input)Accessories:This jump starter comes with a USB Type-A to USB Type-C cable, jumper cables, cigarette lighter adapter, and paperwork. Notice something missing? What legit jump starter doesn't include a carrying case? Yep, that's right there is no included case. To add to the list the jumper cables clamps that are included are on a happy meal toy status. These clamps have to be some of the cheapest in terms of build quality that I have come across.Final Thoughts:Of course, any jump starter is better than no jump starter but I hope that I don't ever have to primarily rely on this jump starter because if the build quality & materials are any indicators of performance then I am not sure if I want to rely on this device to get me and my vehicle out of a pinch.One thing is for sure though something just doesn't add up with this jump starter.