AGPTEK 7.4 V Rechargeable Heated Gloves for E-Bike Commuters
Original price was: $75.99.$75.00Current price is: $75.00. USD
Frost-free hands on chilly commutes—AGPTEK 7.4V rechargeable heated gloves deliver fast, adjustable warmth with battery indicator, touchscreen tips and waterproof polyester protection for winter e-bike rides, skiing or fishing.
Description
A chilled evening commute becomes manageable when warmth begins at your fingertips. The AGPTEK APHG01 B heated gloves deliver fast, reliable heat from a 7.4 V rechargeable battery with a clear battery-level indicator—perfect for electric bike riders who need nimble, warm hands on cold starts or long rides. Lightweight polyester construction is waterproof and touchscreen-compatible so you can use displays, navigation, and controls without stopping.
Features
- 7.4 V fast-heat rechargeable battery with visible battery indicator
- Touchscreen-compatible fingertips for phones and bike displays
- Waterproof polyester shell for rain, snow, and slush
- Slim Small fit that layers under cycling gloves or grips naturally
- 1 Pair included (left and right); model APHG01 B; manufacturer AGPTEK
- 1-year warranty for dependable seasonal use
Practical and professional warmth for e-biking, commuting, touring, and winter outdoor sports—keeps focus on the ride, not frozen fingers.
30 reviews for AGPTEK 7.4 V Rechargeable Heated Gloves for E-Bike Commuters
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Product Reviewer –
These rechargeable heated gloves provide excellent warmth, comfort, and battery life for winter conditions. The outer shell feels durable and weather-resistant, keeping out wind and moisture effectively, while the interior fleece lining is soft and comfortable against the skin. The gloves heat quickly once powered on, and the warmth spreads evenly across the fingers and back of the hand within about a minute. The fit is snug but flexible, allowing full hand movement for driving, walking, or outdoor work.
The heating system performs reliably across all three temperature settings. The highest level produces noticeable warmth even in sub-freezing temperatures, while the lower settings are perfect for maintaining comfort during mild weather. The 7.4V rechargeable batteries connect easily through small zippered pockets at the cuffs and include clear power indicators to show remaining charge. On a medium setting, the gloves run comfortably for six to seven hours before needing to recharge, which is ideal for most outdoor activities.
In real-world use, they perform exceptionally well. The heating elements cover the entire hand and fingers instead of just the palms, providing complete coverage that makes a big difference on windy days. The touch-sensitive fingertips work accurately with smartphones, allowing quick use without removing the gloves. The adjustable wrist straps and extended cuffs seal in warmth and keep snow or cold air from getting inside.
Charging is simple and efficient. Both batteries charge simultaneously with the included dual cable, reaching full power in a few hours. The design makes it easy to detach and recharge without removing the entire liner, and the battery indicator helps plan usage before heading outside. After several weeks of use, the batteries continue to hold a strong charge, and the heating performance has not diminished.
Maintenance is straightforward. The gloves can be spot cleaned with a damp cloth, and the materials dry quickly without losing shape or texture. The stitching remains tight, and the zippers still operate smoothly after multiple uses. The reinforced palm areas also provide good grip for tools or handlebars, making them suitable for skiing, cycling, or winter work.
Compared to single-use hand warmers or non-heated gloves, these offer far better warmth control, comfort, and durability. They balance insulation with smart heating technology, providing reliable protection for long periods in the cold. For anyone who spends time outdoors in winter, these gloves are a dependable and high-quality option that combine performance, comfort, and efficiency.
brandon borge –
Bought them for my mother for Xmas and she absolutely love them she’s says they don’t get to got the keep the temp just right no matter how cold it is it side she is extremely happy
Pegannm –
I bought these for my husband. He loves them. They warm up quickly and stay warm. The quality seems to be very good. They work well, when he is fishing or shoveling snow. Great purchase.
QuietShopper –
Update: I wore these to a Buffalo Bills game in the December snow and I am now removing one star because of the placement of the power/settings button. Because they’re on the outside of the wrist, almost every time I put my hands down from cheering and high-fiving, my wrist bone would hit the button against my leg and cycle the power settings. Eventually, they would turn off after a few times and you need to press and hold to turn back on, so my hands would get cold. This isn’t a big deal in terms of functionality, but if they had simply put the buttons on the inside of the wrist instead of the outside, this wouldn’t happen. Having said that, they did last the entire game (though they were not always on because of this button problem) and they did loosen up a bit so they were more comfortable. All told, they are a solid performer, you just have to be aware of the buttons.
Original:
I’m highly impressed with these, but they need to come in an XL. I’m a six foot tall man with what I think are six foot tall man hands, and these are snug. If I were doing something active with them, I think my fingers would get tired from not being able to fully stretch out inside the gloves, but I mainly plan on using them to watch football games in the cold. My wife might be able to wear them more comfortably than I can, but she hasn’t seen them yet.
They are amazingly warm though. Take a great ski glove and add rechargeable heaters to them and you have a great combination! I haven’t checked their waterproofing yet, but I live in Upstate New York and will likely be doing that soon – we just had our first six inches of snow yesterday.
I really like being able to charge both batteries at once and that you can take the batteries out both to make it easier to charge, and to let the gloves dry out if need be. I wish the button controllers were on the other side of the glove, because you have to reach across to the outside of the glove instead of the inside to press the button. Small thing, but it would have helped. I wish the batteries or the charger had some sort of indicator that they were being charged and how far they were, but there is just a red light on the AC adapter. I guess you’re just supposed to unplug them after 12 hours.
They have your standard pull strings and straps to tighten and a clip to clip them together. They’re warm on their own and nicely heated with the heaters going. The heat gets all across the palm, the back of the hand, and down to the fingers, so these will be great for being outside in the cold!
RTVMAN –
These gloves are well made and heat up quickly. You need to make sure you pay close attention to the photos showing what part(s) of the glove actually heat up. I was most interested in my fingers being warm and these gloves do heat fingers- but the back side only. I was hoping my palms would also get direct heat but there are no heating elements on the palm side of the glove. That’s probably by design. Still, a good purchase and I have enjoyed using them while outside.
el –
I live in the snow belt of northeast Ohio and have horses. These gloves are great but the batteries only last about 2 hours on a full charge at the medium setting. One battery will go for 3 hours. On the third charge since getting them. Very disappointed in the length of time they function before needing charged.
I have another pair from a different company and they will last for about 4 hours.
Me –
Keeps her hands warm
GG –
Just recieved. Charged them up. They work great! Warmed my finger tips. Appear to be good quality!
Diane Lewis –
Have a terrible time in the cold keeping my hands warm and so far this winter since purchasing these gloves I can keep my hands warm. Very happy with these gloves.
Everett N Wright –
Great gloves definitely keep your hands warm, but it takes away from your dexterity. I would advise riders to wear the glove for a bit before riding get a feel for you clutch lever and brake lever before even starting your motorcycle… but overall great for extremely cold.
Amazon Customer –
Game changer! I was skeptical of these gloves working, but they definitely do. They are warm without burning in spots like hand warmers can do. I’ve not had to charge the battery yet so I’m pleased with the battery life so far. The functionality takes a bit to get used to, but I have been able to perform all tasks just fine. Great value.
Lisa V. –
Nice heat, waterproof and quality
Sam Beckett –
Let’s get this out of the way: these gloves work really well.
They heat up fast—like, noticeably fast—and actually keep your hands warm in cold, windy weather. The heat is even across the fingers (which is huge), not just in the palms, and the different heat levels are genuinely useful. I’ve worn them for outdoor work and long cold days, and my hands stayed comfortable the whole time.
Fit is solid for both men and women, I normally wear Large mens and these JUST fit okay. They’re waterproof as advertised, and the touchscreen fingertips actually work (rare win). The battery indicator is also a great touch—no guessing games about when your hands are about to go cold.
Now the one knock: the charger. These use a proprietary charger with barrel connectors, which feels pretty outdated in 2025 when newer models are moving to USB-C. It’s not a dealbreaker, but it is one more special cable to keep track of, and I really hope future versions switch to standard C connectors.
That said, once they’re charged, the gloves perform exactly how you want heated gloves to perform—warm, reliable, and comfortable. If you care more about function than charging convenience, these are a strong buy. Just don’t lose the charger.
Tiera –
Excellent!the gloves work AWESOME. They lasted the entire game and my son had to take them off at one point because his hands were sweating. They are a little on the heavier side but worth it. Super warm and comfortable.
Nancy E. –
Batteries not great. There’s no indicator on the batteries to tell if they are charged or not. The charging cables are not compatible with anything else. Don’t loose the charger or you will have no heat. I may return for a more updated version.
Sam Beckett –
I recently picked up these heated gloves and was immediately impressed by how the warmth reaches all the way from the back of my hand to the fingertips. The heat feels evenly distributed, which is a big plus when you’re wandering outside in chilly weather. I charged both gloves and gave them a trial run in Georgia, but let’s be honest—I was secretly wishing for more of that classic bone-chilling cold just to put them to the ultimate test! The battery indicator is simple to read, and the color-coded heat levels make adjusting warmth surprisingly fun, almost like I’m controlling my own winter power-ups.
The gloves claim to be waterproof, and while I haven’t dropped them in a puddle yet, having sealed zippers and a sturdy shell makes me feel confident these won’t let my hands down in rain or snow. The grip on the palms works great for holding ski poles or, in my case, a phone while attempting to send an outdoor texting update. Speaking of phone use—the touchscreen fingertips are actually responsive, so no embarrassing mitten-fingers when navigating apps. The anti-loss buckle is a clever touch.
For anyone with hands that tend to be larger, the large size fit me just right, although honestly, they’re a tad snug. If these came in XL, it would be absolutely perfect. But, they do lock in heat nicely and stay comfortable even zipped up over a chunky jacket. I attached a picture to show how the gloves look in action—take a look at the fit and the battery indicator right on the wrist, which is very handy (pun mildly intended). I might have missed connecting the battery at first, so don’t forget to check that if you’re reading this. The gloves are now a winter favorite for outdoor work, hiking, and pretending I’m on a snow expedition, even if the local forecast says “mild.”
DWag –
These were so helpful. Montana in February is cold and these worked really well.
Chris –
Amazing gloves!! I got these praying they helped me in the cold months of work. I am a meter reader for the city. So I walk outside between 8-10 miles on average lunching numbers in a phone (there’s more to it but just being general). I discovered I have Raynaud’s disease. Which means my fingers freeze FAST. I was worried about the thickness and having to input info in the phone but they are great touch screen (after a little practice). They warm all the way to the fingertips. Not just the top of the hands. Also is the only one I found that is machine washable. The material seems very durable too. Soft inner lining. I find the lower setting more comfortable and lasts all work hrs. Sometimes I would do the medium setting and it would still get down to 25% by the end of my shift. The high setting is really warm. Also like that it shows the remaining battery life so I can switch the temps as the day gets warmer. So far so good. Definitely at a reasonable price to considering other ones on the market. I usually wear a small but I got these in mediums. Fit perfect. Even have a drawstring by the wrists for tightening so they won’t slide down. Overall functions as advertised.
Amazon Customer –
These are everything they are advertised to be. I live in the northern Rockies in Montana and have no problem with hand warmth when needed. Excellent quality.
Brad –
Kept hands warm, like the three heating levels, battery life as advertised. Normally not able to work outside in the cold for very long due to fingers/hands getting cold. With these gloves was able to work outside (with temps in the low teens) until the batteries went dead. Actually had to cycle to the lowest heat level because hands were getting too hot. Definitely recommend.
AdamV –
Love these. Battery life on full charge is about 2 hours. Battery pack can be a little heavy especially when shoveling Snow. I do wish it had a USB (any type) of charger, but has a propriety charger included. But hands were nice and warm.
Mark –
Warm solid gloves so far, minus 2 stars for grip. Crazy Slippery especially holding my snow blower, super odd that it’s that slippery. Otherwise they are warm and work well
Tina Bujold –
I bought these as a Christmas gift for my husband and he loves them. He uses them when he rides his Harley and it keeps his hands warm and doesn’t hinder his driving and handle grip.
Freewill –
I purchased these for my wife and her perennially cold hands, and she’s been immensely pleased. She’s got a 45 minute commute one way, so these have really made her cold weather drives much more comfortable. The battery life is pretty good; she has to recharge them every other day, so they’re effective (on the high setting) for about three hours. We recommend!
Robert Bird –
On my gosh. Can’t believe I waited so long to order a pair of these. My hands suffer from nerve damage. When I work in the cold even using super thick gloves my fingers freeze to the point of serious pain when I come back inside. These gloves fixed all that and keep my hands warm.
Teresa A. Wittmaak –
in the winter, I am shoveling snow on a somewhat regular basis. these heated gloves were a game changer! works great and heats up in seconds. I ordered a size medium and they were a perfect fit. these are a must if you are spending any time out in the cold temps!
Roger Kershaw –
I was pleasantly surprised when I used them for the first time. I recommend getting them.
Fricknfrack –
I used these gloves while shoveling in 0 degree weather. They kept my hands warm the whole time. Fingertips did not get cold at all. I had them on the highest setting the whole time. I would’ve liked them to be that warm on a lower setting to possibly save some battery. I’m not sure how long the charge is, I used them for an hour and they were still going. It’s a little hard to tell when they are done charging because the light didn’t turn green. When I unplugged the charger it was still red, but it blinked green, so maybe they are 100% charged up? I don’t plan to use them for more then an hour, so they work for me.
Amazon Customer –
Decent gloves. Battery life is short. The strap to keep on your wrist so you don’t drop you glove when you pull them off you hands are useless. Both snapped the first time I wore the glove. Have to go back and find them. I wear them between fence mending spots. They heat okay. Not near what the add claims. Overall if you want something that’s inexpensive and don’t care about the longevity of it these will serve the purpose. I would recommend spending a bit more and hope it’s more true to what is stated in the ad.
ELS –
The gloves are used and slightly damp. Ordered new gloves, not used gloves