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Can a 13,000mAh power bank really jump-start a car?

Yes. Despite its small footprint, our 13,000mAh portable power station is engineered for high-intensity discharge. Delivering a 600A peak current at 15.0V, it provides the massive "cranking power" needed to revive dead batteries in most passenger cars, SUVs, and motorcycles—all while being small enough to fit in your glove box. 

How many times can it charge the latest iPhone?

Equipped with a high-density lithium-ion core, this 13,000mAh unit is a powerhouse for mobile devices. Based on standard 5V/9V conversion efficiency, you can expect:

• iPhone 17 / 17 Pro: Approximately 2.2 to 2.5 full charges.

• iPhone 17 Pro Max: Approximately 1.8 to 2 full charges.

• USB-C Laptops: Provides hours of additional runtime for MacBooks and iPads.

Key Features for Emergency & Everyday Use

This isn't just a battery; it’s a complete roadside and remote-work survival tool.

• Integrated 4-Level LED Battery Indicator: Never guess how much juice you have left. The intuitive 4-level indicator lets you know at a glance whether you’re at 25%, 50%, 75%, or 100% capacity.

• Built-in Emergency Flashlight: Whether you’re changing a tire at night or looking for a dropped cable under the seat, the integrated high-lumen flashlight ensures you’re never left in the dark.

• Ultra-Portable Design: Lightweight and slim, it slides easily into a center console, glove box, or laptop bag.

• Safe Jump-Starting: Features a smart-adapter with spark-proof technology and reverse polarity protection.

Technical Specifications

Why this belongs in your roadside emergency kit:

Traditional jumper cables require a second vehicle and a stranger's help. This portable jump starter with laptop charging gives you total independence. It replaces bulky power bricks, tangled cables, and heavy lead-acid boosters with one sleek, multi-functional device.

13,000mAh Performance Bank 600A, 15V

1-Year Warranty 

PROPOSITION 65 WARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.

For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov