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By Laura Tucker
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With the colder winter months soon upon us, you may want to make it a little safer to drive around in your car. Breathe easier when you have a Cobra 800A Jump Starter and Power Bank along for the ride. It can start your car in an emergency, fast charge your phone, and provide you with light to change a tire in the middle of the night. Buy it now and save 25%.

This helpful tool is great to have with you when traveling, driving to the office, or just getting errands done on the weekends. It will jump start all standard cars in mere seconds, with an 800A rated peak starting current. It keeps you and your vehicle’s battery safe with tree built-in protections: reverse polarity, short circuit, and overcharge.

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The long-lasting 27.75Wh internal Lithium-ion battery in the Cobra 800A Jump Starter and Power Bank is built to last for more than a year, ensuring that you won’t be stranded on the side of the road this winter with a dead car battery. It has enough power in it, in fact, that it can even be used as a power bank. It will quickly charge your phone, tablet, or smartwatch with fast charge USB-C and USB-A ports.

The jump starter can also be used as a flashlight to help you see the engine or flat tire that needs your attention. It has three modes: solid, strobe, and SOS. Lights will also appear on the device to show you at a glance how much battery you have left when it gets close to that one year mark. Smart cables are included as well to help you jump start your vehicle.

Take 25% off the price of this jump starter and pay just $59.95.

Cobra 800A Jump Starter and Power Bank

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Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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