🧤 Lightweight Touchscreen Magic Glove Technology Review

Frayed and looks like the tips have been clipped off regular gloves. I could do it myself! The photo shows how worn they are the day I put them on.

They are comfortable, warm and let me do my job. I'm a USPS driver and I need to use my fingers and this allows me to keep my hands warm and still get my daily work done. Nice color too.

Great warmth, bought these for my husband as work gloves and also to keep his hands warm. He is a warehouse manager and uses the computer a lot to keep his hands warm so he can keep working.

Photos say it all. You need to fix it with scissors and trimming tools. I must also add that they are designed for small hands. I feel like my arms are a normal size but when I wear them they leave marks on my wrist as they are too tight. I gave them to a colleague whose hands were smaller and more delicate. She doesn't seem to have an extrusion problem.

Let's get one thing straight. These are NOT touchscreen gloves. These are fingerless gloves, so yes, as long as your cold pinky works on the touchscreen, you can still use your phone with these technological marvels. Pros: Thicker than expected and very soft. While many of these cheap gloves are rough, flimsy and have awkward seams, these fingerless gloves are well made and very soft. Cons: They're almost too fat. If you wear them outside, that's fine. But I wanted to wear it to work and really

So far these gloves are very good. As some users have mentioned, the fingertips were worn when the gloves arrived, but that doesn't automatically mean they're bad gloves. They are fairly comfortable and seem to keep my hands decently warm and my hands are almost always cold. I'd love to fix frayed ends as they can easily snag on something or stick to others, but I plan to leave them as is and see how long they hold up. If they don't become an issue then my rating will stay at 4 or move up to 5…