MOTOMASTER Jump Starter and Power Bank Review (1200A)

Short review of Motomaster 1200 Amp booster pack and power bank.
It is my opinion that every driver should have "emergency kit" in a vehicle and a small jump starter / power bank should be a part of it.

In case you travel and end up with a dead battery due to battery failing or you leaving some of the accessories on which will drain the battery you are safe as this provide enough power to jump start the vehicle.

Also in case you phone battery dies you can quickly recharge using the power bank. In addition there is a small flashlight as well.

I tested this particular jump starter on two of my vehicles and both starter with a single charge. (Ford F-150 truck and a Ford Taurus). Also there was still enough power to fully charge my phone.

Only downside is that it can be only charged up using USB cable, so there is no option to charge it by connecting to power outlet in the wall.

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[diycarguy]

A couple of corrections/clarifications...
1. The 12V-to-USB adaptor is not to plug into the 12V dongle. It is for plugging into your vehicle's 12V outlet (aka "cigarette lighter outlet) allowing you to charge the jump starter from your car.
2. You can charge the jump starter at home simply by plugging the USB cable into an AC/USB charge cube (like the one you use for your cell phone).

[KStewart-thsk]

You should also be able to use that 12V adaptor to power a Memory Saver which plugs into the OBD-II port of your vehicle if you ever have to change your vehicle's battery. That way you don't lose your vehicles computer settings plus a lot of other info. I got mine at Wal-Mart in Canada on sale quite some time ago. Only paid $10 or so Canadian. Any Auto Parts store sells them. Canadian Tire's current price is $21.99. I was thinking of buying one of these boosters because they are so compact BUT i already have a large DeWalt battery style booster that isn't very old. This one is on sale at CT for $119.99 for a few days this week --end of Nov. 2023.

[granmabern]

Nice review. When was the sale??? I see them in Quebec for 189.99😮

[AggressiveWaffle]

Are you able to use it not just jump start but charge a battery?

[revanshamas]

Today I bought one like this from Canadian tires yesterday was in Saskatchewan -45 yeah so today I bought one. The price was 199 and then I see he telling me 222 with Tax.😊

[jipivlq]

Do anyone tried it in the winter ? In the instruction manual it says don not use on a frozen battery. I'm wondering why....

[fixitnowmike]

I've had mine 2 years & used twice. Tried to use again & no go. No power at the booster side at all. Tried to return at Canadian Tire Cornwall & was told only had a 1 year warranty. & could not replace. Piece of shit. Don't buy unless you plan to use it 100 times in the first year.