Reviews of NOCO battery

I'd get a Noco Genius 5 in any case if you can charge it at home. The tender feature will keep it healthy overnight.

New battery should be fine for 30 days. I would not have second thoughts this and I manage equipment.

Just get the noco nlp30. I got it for my Mazda 5, my wife's Corolla iM and I'll be getting one for my Miata in the coming months as well.

I replaced mine with a NOCO lithium. The stock one wouldn't start when it was below 40F anymore but worked perfectly when it was warmer.

I have just ordered NOCO NLP14, Other than wierdly shaped terminal posts it has solid reviews.

Per VW service manual, disconnect if you're going to charge above 14.4V, never charge above 15V. You'd have to watch voltage while charging to see where the noco goes. My noco used to go slightly above 16V. Nothing exploded but the battery didn't last very long

I've been running a Deka ETX20L AGM battery in my car for a loooong time. A few years ago I saw that Noco made a line of lithium (LiFePO4) motorsports batteries, with the NLP20 being a suitable replacement for the ETX20L I've been using. I searched quite a bit but couldn't find anyone saying they ran one of these in a regular car. Eventually I think I found someone in a Porsche forum saying they used one in their daily driver, so I decided to give it a try as well. Managed to grab one for about $100 and I swapped it in last night. Car started right up and drove fine. I used my P3 gauge to keep an eye on the voltage levels and everything seemed normal. I'm super happy that it works, cause now I've dropped another ~11 lbs or so off the front end.