12-in-1 Jump Starter with Air Compressor 8000A 160PSI 65W Charging, Portable Car Battery Jump Starter (All Gas/14L Diesel) Jump Box Car Battery Jumper Starter Portable Jumper Cables, 160W DC

I've owned this jump starter/air compressor for one year. It is high quality and reliable. I have taken it on motorcycle trips with friends and it has saved the day more than once when buddy left his key on (headlight lit) for a couple of hours. I've used it to maintain tire pressures in my wife's and my car when needed as well as a jump start this year when my brake light stayed on overnight and killed my battery. It charges fairly quickly.

I thought i was going to have to send this item back because at first it appeared to be dropping the charge in a few days however come to find out the way it was place inside the case the power button was pushed. I had to rearrange the cables and read the instructions to get out of discharge mode and after doing that it's stayed on 100 percent for weeks havent charged it since. I know others have posted about the battery lasting a few days maybe they are having the same issue I was. Charges quickly, durable, compressor works great you can set it to different readout I have mine on psi you set the desired pressure and it'll stop once it hits set pressure. Jumped off my silverado with ease. Compact and easy to keep around. Love this product.

The Jump Starter was at 83% battery capacity when I received it. To charge the item to 100% took more time than I anticipated. Once charged, I put air in a car tire and started my lawnmower that had a dead battery. Both functions worked well. The instructions were okay but I would have liked more detail and a darker font. I could barely read the light text. Overall, I am pleased with the item and would recommend it.

Like many others I heard about this through Project Farm, I wanted a jump pack with air compressor for use when off roading and airing up tires, plus I already needed a new jump starter for the vehicle. I am happy to report this thing works as advertised. I inflated my tires from 20psi to 36psi at the end of the trail without a problem. I did 2 tires with my normal pump (old black and decker cigarette lighter one) and 2 with this simultaneously. The Yaber was faster than my normal pump and was more accurate, it used up about 7% charge per tire. I set the Yaber to 36 psi and that is exactly what my car measured, the other pump I have I need to set to 39psi to get 36. Only downside I have seen so far was the pump got pretty hot from those two tires. I don't think I am going to use it exclusively to refill tires, but it is a convenient option to use in conjunction with my other pump and effectively halves my total time to air up. I am happy with the purchase. The operation of the menu was a little confusing but after messing around with it for 5 minutes it is more intuitive and will do just fine.

Excellent quality. Jumped off my my car with a supposed dead battery. First attempt. I like the accessories with the exception of the charging cable. Not sure how you use this cable with a USB-C plugs on both ends. It's quite loud when using the pumping feature.

Well-reviewed, great design, powerful all-in-one unit, but can be improved. I only used the tire inflator via battery part so far. It does what it supposed to do with great battery retention so far. I started with 100% and after filling all four tires with almost 30 PSI, the battery level went down to 78%, which is far less battery consumption than others I’ve used in the past. Suggested Improvements: 1. Longer air tube length - given its short length, the display is upside down when filling up. The outlet was at the bottom which can be located below or at least, on the sides. 2. The menu can be confusing at first since most of us don’t read the manual. Separate buttons and easier UI can be designed to improve ease of use. Once you figure it out, it’s easy, but it’ll be better if a kid and use it out of the box. 3. Given it’s laying on the ground, I expect scuff marks on top given its current design. Rubber foot would help this design flaw. 4. The hinge on the lock for the tire valve is metal which is great but they need to do something, a cover, make it flat, etc. so when someone hold it when taking off the valve from tire easier without hurting cold hands during winter. These are nitpicks but really, suggested design improvements. I’ve been in the Defense and Manufacturing Industry for more than 20 years as a EE and PM. Great job on YaberAuto and can’t wait to see the improvements on your products.

Watch project farm on Youtube, he does a comparison and this one performed great. This one is able to start my old F250 6.0 with completely dead batteries (it has two batteries). It also can air up tires quickly and auto stops. I'm very happy with this one. If you can snag it for around $80 it's great. it seems to randomly go between $80 and $180, i wouldn't purchase it unless you can get it for under $100. I purchased one from Walmart (online) and that seller sent two flashlights. Thankfully I had no issues purchasing it on here though.

I currently have 2 of these little guys, one for each vehicle. It works great for airing up our tires and the battery does last long enough to air up all four tires with even pressure loss (say around 5-10PSI per tire). It does get rather hot with consistent use, which is to be expected for such a small air compressor - please keep that in mind before disassembling after use! I haven't needed it to jumpstart either of my vehicles yet, but as far as airing up the tires goes, this is very simple and easy to use. You tell it precisely what PSI to stop filling at, and it will finish right at that number.