🧤 Agloves Polar Sport Unisex Touchscreen Gloves, Fleece Lined for Comfort & Warmth, iPhone/Android/iPad/Nexus Compatible - M/L Black Review

I like that the touchscreen is applied to the entire glove, not just the fingertips. They are cute and very soft inside. Someone else made a comment about them wearing out if the velcro has been applied too many times and I can see that happening but I still really like them. I went to the agony website to determine what size to go for and it fits great. photo below

I'm not a proponent of "you get what you pay for” because expensive doesn't mean better and cheap doesn't mean bad; In this case, however, these things are cheap in the truest sense of the word. When I opened the package I saw threads sticking out from the seams. I was afraid to take them off for fear of tearing the threads. The ability to touch the phone's screen works, although not nearly as well. In general its not worth the money.

And that's not too bad. These gloves are a solid B plus, which is sometimes just what you need when you don't have the budget for an A. The fit is a little awkward and sometimes you have to fiddle around to get your fingers to register touch input on the screen, but I think that's pretty typical for this type of product. I also thought I wouldn't like the grippy dots, but I actually started appreciating them for what they might be worth.

The hand measured the environment. Small ones would be too tight on my arm and wrist. I don't have swelling in my hands and I'm a pianist but I don't have long fingers. With that in mind, the fingertips were 1/4 inch longer. Structured thickenings are clearly not suitable for me. But after shopping locally I was frustrated with the lack of choice as if they were telling you to GO AMAZON. I like driving gloves when we have sub-zero temperatures at night.

Great gloves but I don't like the handles. This makes the gloves feel like work gloves and when I drive they rub against the steering wheel. Coming out of a corner, I like the way the steering wheel slides through my hands, but I can't do that with these gloves. I can see how grips would be useful for holding the phone, but I'd rather not have them for anything else. Otherwise, the gloves fit my hands well and I can use my cell phone without any problems. Good touch screen sensitivity.

My wife and I are thrilled with Agloves Polar sports gloves! watch, notebook, phone). Warmth: We both have a pair of NorthFace, Columbia and she has Uggs gloves but these are our gloves because they keep our hands warm and we can use our phones while looking cool. and other people have to stretch out their hands because of the freezing Chicago weather. If you're looking for a really high-priced glove, stop by and get this pair, you're going to be disappointed.

I bought these gloves because I wanted to work outside and type on my laptop and use the trackpad without my hands getting cold. I live in California so the weather is pretty mild (minus 50 degrees in January). While the gloves work decently with my trackpad, I'm surprised at how cold my hands feel when wearing them, especially since they're beautiful. thick. Right now I'm writing this in 58 degree weather as the sun goes down. I expected there to be a problem below 40 but almost 60 degrees…

Warm, pleasant to the touch, soft on the inside and ideal for touchscreens with or without a screen protector. Even through the Ziploc package! Best of all, I can use any fingertip, not just my index fingertip. All other gloves I tried worked the same way. The?!? Who the heck uses the flat "fingerprint area" of their finger to text, dial or whatever on their phone?!? Holding my to-go coffee in one hand and my phone in the other, I can send a message by *squeezing* my coffee hand. These are…

These gloves should be 5-star for what they're designed for: keeping hands warm and using touchscreens. Having touch sensitivity throughout the glove is a huge plus. Also the grip points (on the palms only) are a nice bonus, I didn't realize how slippery my phone was in my other gloves until I used this one. The grip points make these gloves a little painful when used in ski gloves, but not enough to complain. Also, the silver thread still makes the gloves look charcoal grey, so it doesn't look