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HULKMAN Alpha85 vs NOCO Boost X GBX45

Both products side by side: five criteria scores, manufacturer list price and published specs. The conclusion below is generated from the scores — no opinions added.

HULKMANHULKMAN Alpha85Jump Starters3.9OUT OF 5BaniCarHULKMAN Alpha85 · 3.9/5 vs NOCONOCO Boost X GBX45Jump Starters3.7OUT OF 5BaniCarNOCO Boost X GBX45 · 3.7/5

What the scores say

On overall score, HULKMAN Alpha85 ranks higher: 3.9 vs 3.7.

CriterionHULKMAN Alpha85NOCO Boost X GBX45
Scores
Overall3.9/53.7/5
Spec strength4.0
2000 A / 74 Wh with a 15 V 150 W DC output and a 3.3-inch display; half the amps of the GP4000 but a far more complete spec sheet.
3.5
1250 A and 31 Wh with real 60 W USB-C PD — a step up from the GB40's 1000 A / 24 Wh, still well under HULKMAN's 2000 A / 74 Wh.
Build quality4.0
IP65 and a -5°F floor, similar to NOCO's -4°F; the Alpha85S variant adds pre-heat for -40°F if you live in the Upper Midwest.
4.5
IP65 and 2.16 lb — lighter than the GB40 (2.45 lb) with more output.
Fit & compatibility4.0
8.5 L gas / 6.0 L diesel beats the GB40 (6.0 L / 3.0 L) and covers most half-ton diesels, not 6.7 L HD trucks.
4.0
6.5 L gas / 4.0 L diesel adds small diesels the GB40 (3.0 L) cannot cover; big diesel pickups still need the GBX155.
Warranty & support4.0
24 months vs 12 on every NOCO; GOOLOO goes to 30.
3.0
1 year, same as the GB40, vs 24 months on HULKMAN.
Value3.5
$199.99 list is $10 more than the 4000 A GOOLOO GP4000, so you are paying for the display, DC port and published specs.
3.5
$124.95, $25 over the GB40 for 25% more amps and 60 W USB-C; the HULKMAN Alpha85 lists at $199.99 for 2000 A.
Manufacturer list price
MSRP$199.99
as of Oct 16, 2026
$124.95
as of Oct 16, 2026
Published specs
Peak amps2000 A1250 A
Battery20,000 mAh / 74 Wh lithium polymer31 Wh lithium-ion
Engine sizeGas up to 8.5 L / diesel up to 6.0 L (12 V)Gas up to 6.5 L / diesel up to 4.0 L (12 V lead-acid batteries only)
USB cIn: 65 W (16.4 V 4 A) or PD 18 W; out: PD 18 WUSB-C Power Delivery in/out, up to 20 V 3 A (60 W); about 0.8 h to full on a 60 W charger; 5 minutes of charge to a jump
USB aQC3.0 18 W5 V 2.1 A (10 W)
IP ratingIP65IP65 (port covers closed)
Operating temperature-5°F to 113°F working; -40°F to 131°F storageNot shown on the page we read (NOCO publishes -4°F to 122°F for the Boost X GBX155)
Weight2.57 lb2.16 lb (0.98 kg)
Warranty24 months1-year limited
Jumps per chargeUp to 60Not published
Display3.3-inch LCD showing charge level and error codesNot published
Dc out15 V 10 A (150 W max)Not published
Recharge0–80% in 1 h, full in 90 min on 65 W; 5 min of charge for one jumpNot published
Dimensions9.64 × 4.05 × 1.81 inNot published
StandbyHolds a full charge up to 18 monthsNot published
FlashlightNot published100 lumens
SafetyNot publishedUltraSafe spark-proof + reverse-polarity protection; manual override
Best for
Best forOwners who want clear on-screen diagnostics; Half-ton gas and small-diesel truck driversDrivers who want one device for jump starts and USB-C laptop charging; Small-diesel and V8 gas owners

Scores are calculated from the manufacturers' published specifications. BaniCar has not handled either unit. Specs and availability change — verify on the listing.

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Full reviews: HULKMAN Alpha85 · NOCO Boost X GBX45. Updated Oct 16, 2026.