A jump starter is a crucial component of any car's emergency kit, and opting for a cordless model means you won't need to rely on an available cigarette lighter. You don't have to break the bank for a reliable jump starter, either. Currently, Amazon is offering the AstroAI S8 Pro 12V 3,000A cordless car jump starter for just $35.99 after applying a 40% off coupon. This versatile device not only jump-starts your car but also serves as a handy power bank to recharge your smartphone when you're in a bind.

AstroAI S8 Pro 12V 3,000A Car Jump Starter for $35.99

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Amazon AstroAI S8 Pro 3,000A 12V Cordless Lithium Car Jump Starter

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The AstroAI S8 Pro is a 12V cordless car jump starter capable of delivering 3,000A of peak power and 500 cold cranking amps. According to AstroAI, it can jump-start engines up to 9L gas or 6L diesel. With its robust 12,000mAh battery, you can perform multiple jump starts before needing to recharge. The lithium (NMC) cells in the battery ensure a slower discharge rate and can retain most of their charge even after 24 months of inactivity. As a portable power bank, the S8 Pro can also charge your iPhone or smartphone in emergencies.

The S8 Pro supports quick charging via USB Type-C, and if you don't have a cable, a USB Type-A to USB Type-C cable is included in the package. Additionally, it features a flashlight with three modes (flashlight, SOS, and strobe) for emergency situations. Weighing only about 1.5 pounds, the jump starter is compact and easy to store in your trunk or on your dashboard.

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