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Bakth Car Power Mini Multi-Function Jump Starter

This jump pack didn’t have a carry case, but can be stored in its Apple-style retail box

Bakth Car Power Mini Multi-Function Jump Starter
Overall Auto Express rating

5.0

Best price: £32.99

This jump pack didn’t have a carry case, but can be stored in its Apple-style retail box. It came with a US plug, yet even with an adaptor the Bakth was the best value, with various components, reasonable jump leads, a three-mode torch and a rubberised casing, for a quality feel. There were no instructions, but set-up was simple. So jump starting our car was easy. Plus, it held charge over multiple attempts, and recharges in two to three hours.

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