Heated Gloves for Men Women Rechargeable 7.4v 5000mah Battery, Heated Gloves with Hand Warmers for Ski Work Snowboarding Hiking Camping Hunting Motorcycle Raynaud, Touch Screen Mens Heated Gloves

I bought these for my trip to Scandanavia to catch the Northern Lights. They are easy to charge and connect, and the lights for different setting are kind of fun to play with in the dark. They kept my hands very warm in the -20 degree weather. The tours were at least 4 hours long and the battery lasted the entire time, as long as I charged the night before.

TLDR: Fingers are way too long, not really any difference between heat settings, batteries only last 3 hours on "middle" setting (dark blue), and they don't fit over riding gear sleeves. I do NOT recommend these gloves.I am certainly returning these. The palm section is pretty tight on my hand and the fingers are way too long. Typically, size Large gloves fit my hands fine, but from comments here I decided to get Mediums. If the fingers are this long on Medium (about an extra 1/2 to 3/4 inch at the end of each finger), there is no way I would been able to use Large gloves from this brand.I finally had a chance to test these gloves on a short motorcycle trip that started off in the low 40s (F). Over the first hour I tried all of the settings for 10-15 minutes each. I couldn't really tell a difference between the settings. I finally just left them on the dark blue settings. By the time I got to my first fuel stop, about 3 hours in, the temps were still around 45F and my hands were pretty cold despite having these heated gloves on. The batteries by this point showed one light (25% battery) remaining. They shutoff sometime in the next 30 minutes before I reached my destination. I didn't even notice. So, I guess you should expect about 3 hours on the "middle" (dark blue) setting.The circulation in my hands was suffering a little at this point because of the narrow width of the gloves, even though the fingers each have a 1/2 or more inch of extra length. The cuffs don't really open wide enough to go over a textile motorcycle jacket sleeve. I am not sure who designed these, but they need to buy a pair quality brand gloves and take measurements. It seems like they made "best guess" estimates when making these.I should also mention all the extra space in the fingertips plus the odd choice of not including touch-sensitive material nearer the fingertip (its all on the pad of the finger) makes it nearly impossible to operate touch screens on a moto.There is 1 positive. The gloves on their own are pretty warm even when powered off. But, if your hands are exposed at highway speeds, like on a motorcycle, these gloves will lose their warmth pretty quickly.

The gloves are well made and the battery compartment is comfortable. They are warm enough but do not get hot. I think if they would get any warmer my hands would sweat. The batteries only last about half as long as they say they do. I think it is that way with all heated garments. I use them in the barn to do my chores which takes about an hour and the batteries are about fifty percent. Overall for the price I paid I am satisfied with the purchase. Today I shoveled snow and plowed the driveway and my hands stayed warm. I would buy them again.

The gloves fit fine and kept my hands warm at about 25 degrees F ambient while snow blowing. My first trials were using the “Auto” setting. After about 45 minutes of use, the batteries were around 50%. Extrapolated to 90 minutes to get to 0% charge seems a lot less than the expected 4 hours shown on the included instruction card. Also note that the direct heating area of the gloves does not include the fingers. However the heat seems to travel to the fingers, but they remain cooler than the hand proper. Also it’s not clear what charger to use. Each battery is rated at 5V, 2A input. Since the batteries are charged at the same time, can a 4A charger be used?? I will stick with the 2A charger so if one of the batteries charges faster than the other, the remaining battery won’t get more than 2A. The batteries seemed to charge in a few hours. The gloves weren’t damp on the inside evenp though I used them in slushy snow. I will try to update this review when I have more experience with battery life.

I’ve bought a few other heated gloves for myself and other family members. But these ones are by far my favorite. They’re very warm without the batteries, but once you turn them on it’s like a mini oven! No more cold fingers or hands. The batteries last a long time and they’re multiple settings on them! 10/10.

My batteries are taking more than 24 hours to recharge. I don’t know if this is normal but, because of this I can’t wear them every day.

This item came just in time. We have had a lot of snow and below 0 temperatures. I purchased these to help when shoveling snow and it was a great choice! The item warms very well and is so easy to charge and use! The seller was great to work with too! Answered all my questions in a timely manner. Purchase these, you will not be disappointed!

Though the gloves fit well and warmed up nicely, there was no charger/plug in the box. So I have no way of charging the batteries when they run out of power. If someone can’t answer this question, I will have to return these gloves.