Amazon Prime Day October 13 & 14, 2020-Post Up Those Deals!

Edit: just saw this was already posted.

+1 for the X-bull recovery board discount.

 

Initial impressions of the D-Link AX5400 router are clunky but ok. Full gigabit ATT fiber passthrough and reads 900+ mbps on my computer hardwired.

 

Greaaaaaaaat I was under the impression the NOCO was a good one to get.

 

Why?

 

Here is the link to testing on the youtube.com channel Project Farm. They are very scientific and thorough in their testing. I thought the review was good stuff. Check it out.

 

I believe he's about to

 

It is a good one. It holds a charge for a LONG time and it jumps your dead truck. Don't let the people on here who have to have top of the line everything or nothing at all ruin your day.

 

That’s what convinced me to go with it. Real world results.

 

I got it because I understood it’s a snatch strap, I wouldn’t tow with it.

 

Briggs & Stratton 3100 MAX PSI at 2.1 GPM Gas Pressure Washer with 30-Foot Hose, 7-IN-1 Nozzle, PowerFlow + and Idle Down Technology

ordered Tuesday 4am received Wednesday 7am

 

I agree. I’ve had my Noco for for awhile now and that bulky brick cranks everything. I’ve helped jump start dozens of people without any hiccups. It may not be the fastest, but it gets the job done. But for “more bang for your buck” Audew would probably be your best bet according to the reviews.

 

I'm sure it's good quality, just something's I've read from reviews and videos. If your not satisfied Amazon will take it back, but if it's good keep it

Dont assume people on here have top of the line everything or nothing at all. It's just good to do research. I purchase items that are cheap often because of what others that actually have used multiple items in real world situations, vs what's advertised.

 

That’s nice. There’s nothing wrong with the NOCO ones. Plenty of members here have one, including myself and have not had a single issue. There’s your real world situation right there. I don’t have to assume that others here have top of the line or nothing. You can literally go to almost any thread asking “what lift should I get when I only hit fire roads” and you get people in here saying you have to have kings and full steel skids and sliders. Get what works for YOU. Not what the hive mind of TW tells you you “need”. Do your research and decide for yourself. I’ll reiterate, there’s NOTHING wrong with the NOCO packs. There’s no reason for him to be second guessing himself or be upset over the product he bought.

 

Ask them. I've gotten nothing but garbage experiences with that brand.

 

I agree. There is nothing wrong with him second guessing either. For all I know the one I got might not work as well as I hope it will.

 

Yeah it seems pretty solid. It’s charged fully and I’m looking for an excuse to use it now.

 

Mine sat for a year. I think when I went to use it a couple months back it had like 85% battery left. It then jumped my truck without any issue. You’ll be good

 

Went with the one that Project Farm said was best for that very reason. He’s fucking thorough.

 

I watched that video a few months back when it came out, I remember seeing the NOCO and really really being surprised by how terrible it performed in his tests. To the point where I'm wondering if he got a bad one. I feel like a single dead cell could cause the issues he was having. I've had zero issues from the charger I have from them. I ordered a

$100 NOCO GB40 1000A UltraSafe Car Battery Jump Starter, 12V Battery Pack, Battery Booster, Jump Box, Portable Charger and Jumper Cables for 6.0L Gasoline and 3.0L Diesel Engines, Gray

NOCO GB40 but it's not supposed to be here until Friday.

 

You've got to remember that all brands have their cheap (quality) stuff, their inexpensive (cost) stuff, high-ish end stuff, and then their halo (high end) stuff. If you're buying cheap stuff, you're going to get cheap stuff. When I buy ASUS, its usually their upper tier items... motherboards, video cards, higher end networking equipment, laptop. Never had an issue with them. Now when you buy a cheap product... I bought a $50 motherboard when their higher end stuff started at 3x that. That one had some issues. I've currently got a mid tier wifi router from them, and it is starting to have issues. But it has worked well even a few years after their warranty expired.

The main takeaway here should be you get what you pay for.