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why so expensive
Because it's NOCO. Same reason Jackery is more than other battery back ups, or Samsung tv's are more than Vizio. People pay more for known quality, whether perceived or reality.
I have 3 NOCO's at 6+ years old that still work great, just need to top off their charge every 4-6 months.
I'm seeing $136.31 on my business account. This price puts the 2000A cheaper than the 1750A, decent deal. Note that their models vary on their in/out charging capabilities, like USB-A vs USB-C and wattage. This model has 10W USB-C in and USB-A out. Some of their models offer 60W USB-C in and out.
Last edited by Cheap_SOB October 23, 2026 at 05:06 AM.
NOCO is like the number one for a lot of if people. Look at Gooloo or Wolfbox for a cheaper one that's also good.
Check out YouTube for testing
Gooloo that I got 3.5 years ago is still going strong. GP2000 started a completely dead large battery V8 car no problem. Only complaint is that cables are very short, barely fit on the large battery much less negative on chassis for the old schoolers in the crowd LOL.
Yup mine is like 4 years old. Sat in the car for a year after it's last charge and was low battery but still have enough juice to jump my car in 30 secs. Very impressed with this product!
Do these work to jump start hybrids like a Prius? I got the 1500A version from Costco, but it failed to start an older Prius Plug-in. It gave enough power to unlock the doors and get the battery out of the trunk, but not enough power to actually start the car. Granted the 12v was super drained, so I assumed that was the issue.
Commenting on this post as I stare back in disgust at my NOCO GENIUS10 10A 6/12V Smart Battery Charger I purchased on sale for $53 back in Sept. Lol 😂, j/k... I'm well aware they're 2x totally different products.
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I have 3 NOCO's at 6+ years old that still work great, just need to top off their charge every 4-6 months.
I'm seeing $136.31 on my business account. This price puts the 2000A cheaper than the 1750A, decent deal. Note that their models vary on their in/out charging capabilities, like USB-A vs USB-C and wattage. This model has 10W USB-C in and USB-A out. Some of their models offer 60W USB-C in and out.
Check out YouTube for testing
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