🧤 Enhanced Manzella Hybrid Ultra Touchtip Gloves: Ultimate Precision and Comfort Review

When winter comes I need a new pair of gloves and I'm impressed! My last pair was very thick and not only affected my dexterity, but using the phone's touchscreen was out of the question. It's great compared to them! They are much more comfortable and as advertised you can operate your touchscreen with two fingers on the glove! The touchscreen material is only present on the thumb and forefinger, but that's okay as I find most people use those fingers to interact. with your phone 99.9% of the…

I really love wearing these gloves. I have fairly large but not fat hands (I wear an 8.5 if you're familiar with glove sizes) so most "large" gloves are too small for me, but my fingers float in most "XL" gloves. These gloves fit like gloves. These are great gloves for cool fall days with a breeze. Unfortunately, the gloves are not advertised as such. They're advertised as cold-weather touchscreen gloves "that allow you to press and swipe with precision and ease." Using the touchscreen on these

I have to say right away that I bought these gloves with low expectations. They come in two sizes and I have a hard time finding the right gloves because I have gorilla hands. I was very pleasantly surprised when I put them on and they really fit me just right. These are good lightweight gloves, good enough to keep your hands warm but not thick and bulky so you can't hold onto anything. They are soft and comfortable to the touch, similar to suede, although they are definitely not leather based.

My cars don't have a heated steering wheel. I always wear gloves during the cold months - but my old ones don't work to operate my phone's touchscreen. These gloves solved that problem for me - hooray! They also fit as expected as I have large hands (I figured out my glove size in the COVID era!) so that's good too. However, there is a sewn-in patch on the palms that does not stick. The steering wheel on my car slips too easily. I wish the patches were leather instead of synthetic. In general…

I find these gloves to be a decent 3 layer glove with a great fit but definitely too light for the very cold weather we live in. East Coast, and do not work well with thumb and forefinger pads intended to enable touchscreen devices. In theory making gloves that work with touchscreens is a pretty good idea as they are part of everyday life now and maybe get better at some point, but at the moment I don't find it that easy to use. They're a little pricey for being so light and don't really do…

A bit disappointing. I knew they wouldn't be as thick as snowball gloves, but they are thinner and lower quality than I expected, especially for a $20+ pair of gloves. I personally wouldn't change the order. The touch fingertip works quite well. I'd say 75-80% of the time, which isn't bad. Better than others I've had. Not perfect, but not bad. The material is soft and cozy I would say but in my humble opinion they should cost less. And I'm sorry I didn't increase the size. I have normal fingers

These are good gloves but I think the product description might lead the buyer to believe that they are a little different from what I think. The more obvious thing, which I think is a bit of an exaggeration, is to call them touchscreens. I've tried using them this way and my success with them has been mixed at best. I understand that making a pair of durable gloves that can be used on a touch screen is not easy. And depending on how you use the gloves, this can be an important feature. I can…

These gloves are very comfortable. This is not a tight spandex that requires a lot of pulling to put on and take off. They are made of warm polyester. Easy to throw and easy to take down regardless of frost or snow. Most importantly, they are snug to the body and very, very warm. They curl up nicely into a ball that can be carried in a jacket pocket. In fact, they're light enough that I carry them inside my jacket all year round. Although they don't work very well on SmartScreen, honestly none…