This is such a brilliant set for any and every driver to have in their car. The glass breaking hammer is something that is always advised to keep in the car and can actually be a life-saver. The fact that Aukey have very cleverly combined this with a car booster is genius! In addition to that, you also get a USB charging pack and a bright LED torch… I’d definitely say this set is a must have for all drivers.

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There is a very nice looking hard case to keep everything in, with netted pockets to separate things; in the case you get the booster pack, USB cable, cigarette lighter adapter, the jump leads attachment and the mains adapter. The booster itself has a rubberised finish to it, which makes it easier to hold and handle and can either be charged up from the mains or from the cigarette plug from a running engine. There are 4 little LED lights near the light on button to easily show how much charge there is remaining. All the holes on slots are neatly hidden under a black rubber cap on the rear of the ‘hammer’ and there’s also a similar cap on the front of the hammer, which you’d obviously remove if you need to use it.

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If you’re in the car and you’re phone’s flat (or in my case my camera, whilst taking photos of the hammer), just plug in the USB / micro USB cable into the slot on the rear of the hammer to charge your phone. To start your car if the battery is flat, ensure your ‘hammer’ is charged and just connect the jump leads cable into the reverse of the ‘hammer’ and attach the jumps leads to the relevant battery terminal; leave it connected for a few minutes and then start the car as normal. Gone are the days where you needed to be a weightlifter to pick up a car booster, this one can easily be carried about in one hand. There’s even a built in LED torch, you pretty much have everything you may need in the one handy product. I’d definitely recommend this booster; I’ve given mine to my Mum and she’s got the ‘hammer’ in her side door panel, so it’s within arm’s reach and the rest of it is neatly packed away in the case, which she keeps in her boot.