This is a photo of the JumpSmart case, which includes instructions for using the unit. The case is opened to show the directions contained inside the case.

I have seen a lot of car jump starters here at Aftermarket Intel, but this is by far the largest battery pack I’ve ever seen featured inside such a unit.

This is an image of the JumpSmart package. All components are laid out on a white background. Show are the unit, which looks like a large flashlight, jumper cables, heavy-duty case, car and wall charging adapters and protective sleeve.

The JumpSmart is a single 3-in-1 high-powered unit that includes a jump starter, a flashlight, and a power bank to charge electronic devices, the company says. Included this unit is a 10,000 mAH Lithium-Polymer battery. This is about twice the size of most other units.

This is a photo of the JumpStart, which includes a 4-Mode, 1100 Lumen LED Flashlight with 150m reach. It looks like a large, black flashlight standing on end. Attached are red and black jumper cables.

The company, Limitless Innovations, has provided the following specs:

•   4-Mode, 1100 Lumen LED Flashlight with 150m reach
•   Jumper cables with 10 built-in safety features, safety check lights and sounds
•   10000 mAh/ 37000 mWh Lithium-Polymer battery
•   5V/ 2.4A USB Port utilizing SmartSpeed Technology
•   JumpSmart Includes: Jumper cables, heavy-duty case, car and wall charging adapters, protective sleeve
•   MSRP $119.99   

The JumpSmart is Available at https://limitlessinnovations.com/jumpsmart/.

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