NOCO Boost GB50 UltraSafe 1500A Lithium Jump Starter
  • NOCO Boost GB50 jump starter unit shown with its spark-proof battery clamps attached
  • GB50 held in hand showing its compact 2.7-pound form factor next to the clamps and USB-C cable
  • Close-up of the GB50's LED display and flashlight lens on the front face
  • Full kit contents laid out: GB50 unit, battery clamps, USB-C charging cable and microfiber storage bag

NOCO

NOCO Boost GB50 UltraSafe 1500A Lithium Jump Starter

Editor’s pick
★★★★★ 4.6 · 16,884 ratings on Amazon
$149.95 Approximate price · captured 2026-09-03 · confirm the current price on Amazon
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Full specifications

Power & battery

Power sourcerechargeable battery
Peak current1500 A
Uses per charge30
Charge time5 h
Voltage12 V

Size & build

Weight1.22 kg
Dimensions20.3 x 12.1 x 10.2 cm (8.25 x 4.75 x 4 in)
MaterialIP65-rated rubber-overmolded housing
CertificationsIP65 water/dust resistant
Other details
Peak amperage1500A
Starts per chargeUp to 30
Battery chemistryLithium
ProtectionSpark-proof, reverse-polarity protection
Flashlight200-lumen LED, 7 modes including SOS and strobe
USB power bank outputYes — charges phones and tablets

The review

NOCO's Boost line is one of the more trusted names in portable jump starters, and the GB50 sits in the middle of their range: enough peak amperage (1500A) to comfortably start most trucks and SUVs, without stepping up to the heavier-duty GBX75 that's built for larger diesels.

The spark-proof, reverse-polarity-protected clamps are the standout safety feature — they simply won't connect if you get the polarity backwards, which matters most for anyone new to jump-starting a car themselves. Beyond the jump-start function, it doubles as a 200-lumen flashlight with an SOS mode and a USB power bank, useful in the same roadside-emergency scenarios the unit is meant for.

At 2.7 lbs it fits easily in a glovebox or trunk kit. The trade-off versus the cheaper GB20 is price — you're paying a premium for the NOCO name, the higher amperage ceiling and the IP65 housing, but the 16,800+ reviews at 4.6 stars suggest it holds up.

Pros

  • Spark-proof, reverse-polarity-protected clamps — hard to connect wrong
  • 1500A covers most trucks and SUVs, not just small sedans
  • Doubles as a USB power bank and 200-lumen flashlight
  • IP65-rated housing and a large, trusted review base (16,800+ at 4.6 stars)

Cons

  • Costs more than budget jump starters with similar peak-amp claims
  • Not rated for the largest diesel trucks (NOCO's GBX75 covers those)
  • 1-year warranty is shorter than some competitors

Ideal for: Drivers who want one reliable jump starter for gas engines up to 7.0L or diesel up to 4.5L, plus phone charging and a real flashlight in an emergency kit.

What buyers say

With over 16,800 ratings at 4.6 stars, buyers consistently point to the safety clamps and build quality; occasional complaints mention the price relative to no-name alternatives.

Summary based on reviews visible on Amazon at capture time.

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