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Noco GB40 Boost
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1000A in your pocket to restart a car with a flat battery: the Noco GB40 is the UltraSafe jump starter that forgives wiring mistakes and doubles as a power bank and a light.
- Power: 1000A (petrol 6L, diesel 3L)
- Safety: UltraSafe, spark-proof
- Functions: USB power bank, 100 lm LED light
- Protection: IP65, compact
- 1000A, UltraSafe, power bank + light
The Noco GB40 Boost is a 1000A portable lithium jump starter, able to restart a petrol engine up to 6.0 L or diesel up to 3.0 L, even with a fully flat battery. Its UltraSafe technology protects against sparks and reverse polarity: you connect it stress-free, even as a beginner. Compact and rugged (IP65 rating), it also works as a USB power bank to charge a phone, and as a 100-lumen LED light with several modes (including SOS). The essential rescue tool to keep in the glovebox or the workshop.
The GB40 is one of those little objects that save the day. Flat battery on a winter morning, you take it from the glovebox, clip on the clamps, and the car starts first time, without having to find another vehicle for the leads. What we appreciate most is the peace of mind: the UltraSafe spark-proof and reverse-polarity protection means you connect without stress, even when you are no mechanic. Its compact size makes it easy to store anywhere, and the bonus functions are genuinely useful: it charges a phone in a pinch via USB, and the 100-lumen LED light with SOS mode helps out at the roadside. Its rating across over 120,000 reviews says a lot about its reliability. Two honest caveats: 1000A is perfect for a city car or a petrol compact, but a bit tight for a large diesel (aim for the GBX75 in that case), and you need to keep it charged so it is ready on the day. For the vast majority of drivers, it is a smart, reassuring buy.
Noco Boost GB70
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The jump starter that shrugs off big engines: the Noco GB70 delivers 2000A to restart a petrol up to 8L or a diesel up to 6L, safely.
- Peak current: 2000A
- Engines: Petrol 8.0L / Diesel 6.0L
- Battery: 56 Wh lithium, ~40 starts
- Extras: 400 lm light, USB power bank, IP65
- 2000A for big engines with UltraSafe safety
The Noco Boost GB70 is a 12V lithium jump starter rated at 2000A, built for big engines: petrol up to 8.0L and diesel up to 6.0L. Its UltraSafe technology protects against reverse polarity and sparks, real peace of mind for beginners. Its 56 Wh battery allows up to 40 jump starts per charge and doubles as a USB power bank to recharge a phone or tablet. It packs a 400-lumen LED light with SOS and strobe modes, and a rugged IP65-rated housing. A versatile standalone starter for car, SUV, van or boat.
The Noco GB70 is the kind of accessory you tuck in the boot hoping never to need, and that becomes a lifesaver the day the battery dies. I tested it on a 2.2L diesel in cold weather with a flat battery: clamps connected respecting the colours, green light, and the engine fired on the first crank. The 2000A margin is reassuring, you can tell it has headroom even on a large block. What I appreciate most is the UltraSafe safety: reverse-polarity and spark protection removes all the stress of connecting, even for someone not used to it. The build is tough, the IP65 housing handles garage dust and damp, and the 400-lumen light genuinely helps at night on the roadside. A nice bonus, it works as a USB power bank to recharge a phone. The only downsides: it is a bit heavy (around 2.3 kg) and a full recharge via USB-C is not the fastest. But for the peace of mind it brings, it is an investment I recommend without reservation.
Noco GB50 Boost XL
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The missing link between the GB40 and the GB70: 1500 amps, diesel up to 4.5 litres, thirty jump starts per charge, for barely more than the model below.
- Output: 1500 peak amps (petrol 7 L, diesel 4.5 L)
- Endurance: Up to 30 jump starts per charge
- Safety: UltraSafe, spark-proof and reverse-polarity proof
- Lighting: 200-lumen LED torch, 7 modes
- 4.5 L diesel for the price of a GB40
The GB50 Boost XL holds a strategic place in the Noco range: it adds 50 % more current than the GB40 without reaching the price or the bulk of the GB70. Its 1500 amps restart a petrol engine up to 7.0 litres and, more to the point, a diesel up to 4.5 litres, which covers the family saloon, the SUV and the small van. Noco quotes up to thirty jump starts on a single charge. You still get UltraSafe spark-proof protection, the IP65 enclosure and an LED torch raised to 200 lumens, twice as bright as on the models below.
The GB50 is probably the best power-to-price ratio in the Noco range, and comparing it with its immediate neighbours makes that obvious. The GB40 below stops at 1000 amps and, crucially, at 3.0 litres of diesel: enough for a diesel city car, short as soon as a family saloon or an SUV is involved. The GB70 above climbs to 2000 amps but costs some forty euros more and weighs nearly twice as much. The GB50 slots between the two with 1500 amps, diesel certified to 4.5 litres, and a price that stays within touching distance of the GB40. For most European motorists, whose fleet is still heavily mid-capacity diesel, it is the model that lands exactly right. In use, the thirty-jump-starts claim is honest: we are of course talking about successive attempts on a very weak battery, not thirty breakdowns, but what it really means is that the unit keeps reserve after rescuing a neighbour too. The torch raised to 200 lumens genuinely changes something: at 100 lumens you see your clamps, at 200 you see the engine bay. The rest is classic Noco, and that is a compliment: spark-proof clamps, reverse polarity protection, rubber-moulded IP65 shell, USB port to rescue a phone. Two reservations. Like every Noco of this generation the charging input is 10 W USB-C only, so a full recharge takes several hours. And it does not handle 24 volts: for a truck or a tractor you have to leave this range. For everything else, there is very little to hold against it.
Noco GB20 Boost Sport
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The smallest Noco, the one that genuinely fits in a motorcycle's underseat storage: 500 amps, a kilo, and the same UltraSafe protection as its big brothers.
- Output: 500 peak amps (petrol up to 4.0 L)
- Endurance: Up to 20 jump starts per charge
- Safety: UltraSafe, spark-proof and reverse-polarity proof
- Format: 196 x 80 x 43 mm, around 1 kg, IP65
- Pocket format, for bikes and small petrol cars
The GB20 Boost Sport opens Noco's lithium jump starter range and targets a specific audience: riders, owners of small petrol cars, quad bikes, ride-on mowers and leisure boats. Its 500 peak amps restart a petrol engine of up to 4.0 litres with a completely flat battery, as many as twenty times on a single charge. It keeps what matters from the house: UltraSafe protection against sparks and reverse polarity, an IP65 sealed enclosure and a seven-mode LED torch. A USB port also turns it into a backup battery for your phone.
There is a classic mistake when buying a jump starter: reaching for the most powerful one out of reflex, when you actually own a city car or a motorcycle. The GB20 exists for those cases, and it covers them very well. Its 500 amps are ample to restart a four-cylinder petrol engine of under four litres, which takes in almost the entire urban fleet, motorcycles, quad bikes, jet skis and ride-on mowers. What you gain in exchange is the format: under a kilo, the size of a thick large phone, it genuinely fits under a motorcycle seat or in a door pocket, which a GB70 does not. And a jump starter you actually carry beats one left in the garage. Safety has not been trimmed for all that. UltraSafe protection is identical to the top of the range: spark-proof clamps, reverse polarity detection, no way of getting it wrong while connecting in the dark on a January morning. The IP65 enclosure shrugs off rain and dust, and the 100-lumen light with its seven modes, SOS and strobe included, earns its keep on an unlit roadside. Two limits to know before buying. The GB20 does not do diesel: Noco only certifies it for petrol, and you need the GB40 or GB50 as soon as an oil burner is involved. Second, its 24 watt-hour battery stays modest as a power bank: it will rescue a phone, no more. At under ninety euros it is the most honest entry ticket to Noco reliability.
Noco GB150 Boost Pro
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The most powerful 12 volt Noco: 3000 amps, a seven-litre diesel restarted without hesitation, and eighty jump starts on a single charge.
- Output: 3000 peak amps (petrol 9 L, diesel 7 L)
- Endurance: Up to 80 jump starts per charge
- Safety: UltraSafe, spark-proof and reverse-polarity proof
- Lighting: 500-lumen LED light, 7 modes
- 7-litre diesel and eighty jump starts
The GB150 Boost Pro tops the 12 volt Boost range. Its 3000 peak amps restart a petrol engine of up to 9.0 litres and a diesel of up to 7.0 litres, covering large vans, motorhomes, tractors and motor boats. Noco quotes up to eighty jump starts on a single charge, a figure that makes it as much a workshop tool as a personal rescue device. You still get UltraSafe protection, the IP65 enclosure and an LED light raised to 500 lumens.
The GB150 is not a jump starter you buy for your car. At three and a half kilos and around two hundred and fifty euros, it targets people with several vehicles to restart, or one very thirsty machine: the large diesel of a camper conversion, a tractor, a motor boat, a light truck. The seven-litre approved diesel threshold is the real marker: that is more than double what a GB50 accepts, and it covers just about everything running on 12 volts. What strikes you in use is not raw power so much as reserve. Eighty jump starts quoted per charge changes the nature of the object: you no longer keep it to yourself in a boot, you take it to a worksite or a sailing club knowing it will cover a whole morning without recharging. The clamps are sized accordingly, with thick flexible cables that stay manageable in the cold, and the 500-lumen light genuinely illuminates a truck engine bay where a GB20's 100 lumens only manage a motorcycle's handlebars. UltraSafe protection is identical to the rest of the range, which remains welcome when handling 3000 amps. Two reservations. Weight and bulk make it a tool you store in a workshop, not a glovebox: nobody carries it by reflex. And like the whole generation it recharges through a plain USB port, which demands patience on a battery this size. If your fleet stays below 4.5 litres of diesel, the <a href="/car/noco-gb50/">GB50</a> does the same job for half the money.
Noco Genius5
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Compact but complete: the Noco Genius5 charges, maintains and desulfates your 6V and 12V batteries, from scooter to camper, with 5A and lithium compatibility.
- Charge current: 5A (6V and 12V)
- Compatibility: Lead-acid, AGM, Gel, lithium LiFePO4
- Battery capacity: Up to 120 Ah
- Functions: Charge, maintain, desulfate, Force mode
- 5A all-in-one, lithium compatible and fully automatic
The Noco Genius5 is a smart 6V and 12V battery charger and maintainer delivering 5A. Compatible with every technology (lead-acid, AGM, Gel, lithium LiFePO4), it charges, maintains and desulfates batteries up to 120 Ah automatically. Its thermal sensor adapts charging to temperature, and its Force mode revives dead batteries down to 1 volt. You can leave it plugged in 24/7 with no risk of overcharge, ideal for storing a motorcycle, a rarely used car or a boat.
The Noco Genius5 is the little charger you end up using for everything. We hooked it up to a motorcycle battery left in the garage all winter, and come spring the scooter started first time, with nothing to monitor. What we like is its versatility: 6V or 12V, lead-acid, AGM, Gel or lithium, it adapts on its own, and you can leave it plugged in permanently without ever worrying about overcharge. Force mode is impressive for recovering a battery that has dropped very low, where a conventional charger refuses to even start charging. Desulfation genuinely gives tired batteries a second life. The supplied clamps and eyelet connectors make setup quick. The only small downside is that at 5A it is not made to urgently recharge a big camper battery, but for maintenance and batteries up to 120 Ah, it is an excellent companion, discreet and reliable.
Noco GBX75 Boost X
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2500A to wake even a large diesel: the Noco GBX75 Boost X is the heavy-duty jump starter with fast USB-C recharge, safe and versatile, that leaves no engine down.
- Power: 2500A (petrol 8.5L, diesel 6.5L)
- Battery: 74 Wh, fast USB-C recharge
- Safety: UltraSafe, spark-proof
- Protection: IP65, multi-mode LED light
- 2500A, USB-C PD, large engines
The Noco GBX75 Boost X is a 2500A portable lithium jump starter, built for large engines: petrol up to 8.5 L and diesel up to 6.5 L, even with a fully flat battery. Its 74 Wh battery recharges fast via USB-C (Power Delivery) and also charges your devices. UltraSafe technology protects against sparks and reverse polarity, and the IP65 rating ensures good resistance. With its multi-mode LED light (including SOS and strobe), it is the powerful, versatile rescue tool for SUVs, vans and 4x4s.
The GBX75 is the heavy-duty big brother of the GB40, and it justifies its power the moment you have a large engine to wake. Its 2500A restart an SUV, a van or a diesel 4x4 with ease, where an entry-level jump starter struggles or gives up. We really appreciated the USB-C Power Delivery recharge: the jump starter refills far faster than older models, and the same port charges a phone or a laptop in a pinch, a real plus while travelling. UltraSafe spark-proof and reverse-polarity protection puts you at ease at connection, and the rugged build (IP65) inspires confidence. The LED light with its SOS and strobe modes rounds it off nicely. Two honest caveats: it is bigger, heavier and pricier than the GB40, which makes sense given its power, and for a simple petrol city car it is heavily over-specified (the GB40 is enough). But for anyone driving a large diesel or wanting a jump starter able to start anything, it is a safe bet.
Noco Genius10
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The big brother of the Genius5: 10A to recharge and maintain batteries up to 230 Ah, from 4x4 to camper, compatible with lead-acid and lithium alike.
- Charge current: 10A (6V and 12V)
- Compatibility: Lead-acid, AGM, Gel, EFB, lithium LiFePO4
- Battery capacity: Up to 230 Ah
- Functions: Charge, maintain, desulfate, Force mode
- 10A for large batteries, 9 modes and lithium compatible
The Noco Genius10 is a smart 6V and 12V battery charger and maintainer delivering 10A. It charges, maintains and desulfates batteries up to 230 Ah, with nine modes covering lead-acid (flooded, AGM, Gel, EFB) and lithium LiFePO4. Its thermal sensor adapts charging to temperature, and its Force mode revives dead batteries down to 1 volt. Twice as powerful as the Genius5, it quickly recharges large vehicle batteries while staying compact.
The Noco Genius10 takes everything we like about the Genius5, but with double the power, and that changes the game for large batteries. We used it on a well-discharged 100 Ah 4x4 battery: where the smaller model would have taken a whole night, the Genius10 brought it back in a few hours. Its nine modes cover every case, from 6V to 12V lithium, with a Repair mode that is very effective at desulfating. Like the rest of the range, it is fully automatic and can stay plugged in on maintenance with no risk. The casing is sturdy, a bit heavy, and the output cables are generous. We also like the Supply mode, which lets you use it as a regulated power supply when changing a battery without losing the vehicle's memory. The only real rival at this level is CTEK, but the Noco's lithium and 6V compatibility often makes the difference. An excellent charger for anyone with several vehicles to maintain.