Heated Gloves for Men Women: Electric Rechargeable Heated Warm Gloves, Ski Mitten Waterproof Touchscreen Snow Mitts for Winter Skate Skiing Camping Hunting Hiking Arthritis Hands

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Je les ai depuis 1 mois, mais pour le moment je les adore! La batterie dure très longtemps. Je les mets au 2e degré, et c’est amplement suffisant même à -15 degrés celsius.

Warmer than my other gloves, but they dont really heat up that much. They do get warmish. But not what I was expecting. I do use them when I am shoveling the Driveway.

The cold weather isn’t here yet (thankfully), so my testing of these is still during warm weather.

This appears to be a good quality glove, made a quality material and sewn well. The palm of the glove has textured strips on it to provide grip. There is an adjustable wrist band that you can use to tighten around your wrist to prevent cold air or snow from going up into the glove. As well as this there is also a draw string at the end of the glove that can be tightened to keep snow out. The gloves are long enough to cover your hand and wrist area good and not expose your arms while stretching and moving. They claim to be waterproof but I did not test this claim. The battery is stored inside a small pocket in the inside of the wrist area. The teeth of the zipper for this pocket is covered with a rubber-like material to provide extra waterproof protection in this area. For cleaning these it is recommended to hand wash, or if using a washing machine to put them in a laundry bag.

The gloves claim to have touch screen capabilities, and maybe this just takes some extra practice, but I found them cumbersome and my phone was not very responsive to their touch, which just made it more frustrating than removing them. You need to use the flat of your pointer finger and while doing that if not completely precise it would end up “tapping” something else. You’re going to need a lot of practice to make it truly useful, only thing it would maybe work for it to pick up an incoming call.

When using the heat you have large button that you press to set the level of heat you would like. There are 3 levels. Long press to turn on the heat and then you short press to cycle through the heat levels. All lights on this item are red, which I find makes it hard to actually see what is lite up. As well as red lights for the heat level there are also 4 small dots that light up red to indicate the battery level. In the end I find that there is backlite red behind the buttons that are not lite up and you really have a hard time telling which one are actually lite up and which ones are off. Different colour lights would be much more beneficial.

The heat is distributed through the upper side of your hand and into the fingers, there is no heating element in the palm area. My previous gloves only had head in the upper hand area, so having heat in the fingers is a great bonus. I used the gloves on high and they lasted a little over 3 hours and when I used them on low they lasted 7 hours – these times are both in line with what the ad claims. I did find that the battery went fast from 2 lights down to no power

Included with the gloves is 2 batteries and a charger that has a split end to charge both batteries and us only one plug. There is nothing on the batteries to indicate when they are done charging, you need to hook them up to the gloves to see their battery level. I wish that these were charged by USB-C. I have other batteries that power up items with the same plug, but you can still charge them with a USB-C. This would make it a lot easier when travelling that you don’t have to take along another charging cord. Also included is a laundry bag for washing them. These arrive in a simple box that is giftable.

I would give these a 4.5* due to the fact that they don’t charge with a USB-C and it’s hard to see what level it is on with all the red lights, since I cannot give half stars this item gets a 5* because overall these work well, especially the heat right to the finger tips, and last as long as they claim.