Comparatively speaking, GBX155 is relatively lightweight and has different in/out ports than the competitor. It has a USB-C in/out and two USB-A outputs but does not have any DC port or micro-USB port. Its unique design elements are its various LED indicators (charging level, fast-charging, reverse polarity, connectivity error, heat, cold and boost function).

These starters are equipped with an anti-spark system and also employ mechanisms to regulate charge-discharge functions within a safe range. However, GB150 specifies an earlier and relatively less advanced safety structure (named UltraSafe technology) from Noco. This includes reverse polarity protection and spark-proof features to ensure a safer jumping operation. Charge everything with USB-C Power Delivery. Its internal power bank provides 60-watts of power - both in and out - to effortlessly power your favorite USB-C devices, like phones, tablets, laptops, wearables, and more. Equipped with USB-C technology that, combined with power delivery, gives you lightning-fast recharges. Completely recharges in just 2.7-hours, or go from 0% to jump starting in just 5-minutes of charge. We took our UltraSafe technology and made it better. It's still our simple, mistake-free design featuring spark-proof technology and reverse polarity protection, but with enhanced thermal efficiency and power management to provide better performance and longer battery life. Spark-Proof Technology: The device comes equipped with advanced safety features, including spark-proof technology and reverse polarity protection.

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Conversely, input ports of GB150 are very different including a 12 VDC fast charging inlet and a micro-USB input. Due to this feature, its adapters and connector cables are different as well. Plus, a voltmeter is integrated in this starter that tells the exact voltage level of the exhausted battery. It also weighs a little heavier than the competitor. Le plus gros défaut de ce produit reste la taille des câbles USB C de chargement fournis ...ils sont ridiculement petits (particulièrement le câble USB C vers USB A. Cela est moins dérangeant avec le câble USB C vers Prise Allume Cigare). Mieux vaut donc trouver une prise près du sol ou proche d’une table ...sinon vous devrez rester debout durant (minimum) 16H, le chargeur dans les bras ! 🙄😏

You could go from 0% to jump-starting your car with the 60W input and output charger. The charge rate of jump starters in the GBX series is 5x faster than jump-starters in the GB series. They also come with higher prices Choosing between the NOCO GBX155 and GB150 depends on your specific needs. If you’re primarily looking for a heavy-duty jump starter with impressive peak current and basic device charging, the GBX155 might be the ideal choice.Furthermore, the price lift in the NOCO GBX series is worth the improved features. You get faster charging time, more power, and safety technology. It gets better. Most jump starters in the series are relatively lightweight. The NOCO Boost X GBX155 is more than just a jump starter; it’s your ultimate companion for every adventure.

Conversely, GBX155 (Boost X) characterizes a similar look but has larger charge storing capacity. Thus, it can be used for even larger engine batteries very conveniently. Its advanced protective technology and increased thermal efficiency makes jumping more efficient and safer.NOCO GBX155 has the best upgrade value in the series. Of course, it comes with the fear of missing out. Nevertheless, you don’t need a NOCO GBX155 despite the obvious upgrade value. If you’d still like to have the GBX series, it’s still worth its price. Should you upgrade to the new GBX series or not?

This new series features a PX lithium technology. Jumpstarters in this new series delivers incredible power. Even better, these jump starters have an ultra charge feature. You could charge them fully in minutes, unlike the GB series that takes hours for a full charge. NOCO GBX45 supplies more power (1250 amps) compared to GB40’s 1000 amps. This is about 1.25 times more strength. NOCO GBX45 also jump-starts larger gas/diesel engines. The “X” in the GBX series stands for extreme power. This explains why products in this series enjoy patronage for their maximum delivery. Generally, all the jump starters in the GBX series are improved compared to the GB series. Nevertheless, GBX45 and GBX75 have significant improvements worth your consideration compared to NOCO GBX55. If you’re not getting optimal starts from your NOCO GB 40/70, then purchasing the GBX series is worth considering.

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Manual override button – to use the override, push the button for 3 seconds. Be careful, though, as using the override disables safety protection and manually forces the boost on. This is only to be used when the battery is too dead to be detected at all by the jump starter. Power LED – on (white light) when the unit is ON. It will be orange after the 60-second timeout (described below) countdown until the clamps are removed from the car battery or the unit has been switched off and on again.