USB Heated Gloves for Men and Women - Winter Mitten Warmers for Hands - Half Fingerless Heating Knit Gloves - Washable Design Review

Very warm. But I'll probably send them back. The heating pads move everywhere. I thought they were gloved everywhere, but this is a square, maybe 2 x 2 inch (roughly) square warmer that just moves everywhere! And I bought them because of the pain in my hands. Not just to keep your hands warm. So I don't just need them to warm my palms, where that place always seems to want to be. . Maybe just in an area that's warmer at that particular time

I'm not sure how they expect you to use these gloves. Inside each glove is what looks like a medical electrode (glued) with a string sticking out. It comes with a USB charger. So I charged each glove and they got warm enough. But as soon as I turned them off and put on gloves, the heat dissipated. The heating element does not retain heat! What, you gotta wear them while they're tucked in? If so, you can't use your hands because they're being charged by a cable. If they had some sort of battery…

Very warm. But I'll probably return them. The heating pads move everywhere. I thought they were gloved everywhere, but it's a maybe 2 x 2 inch square (approx), square warmer that just moves everywhere! And I bought them because of the pain in my hands. Not just to keep your hands warm. So I don't just need them to warm my palms, where that place always seems to want to be. . Maybe just in an area that's warmer at that particular time

Gloves of mediocre quality at best. I have small hands (size small or medium in each glove) and they are DUMB. The heating element is a 2" x 2" square and depending on which hand you place on which glove, it heats either your palm or the back of your hand. No temperature setting or power switch. They're on when plugged into a USB power source and off otherwise - yes, that's right, you're plugged into your desk when you're wearing them. the number of free threads. Looks like they took a pair of…

First, they're not rechargeable; You must be connected to a USB power source. They can be plugged into a USB battery pack that you use to back up your phone, so they're portable from that perspective, but for me it's a common use when sitting in my home office. My study is in my basement, which can get a bit chilly at times. I got them with the idea that you could print while keeping your hands warm and they're great for that purpose. As with all fingerless gloves, this is an easy adjustment…