3000 m Ah Rechargeable Heated E-Bike Gloves, Touchscreen Convertible
Original price was: $48.99.$44.00Current price is: $44.00. USD
Cold gusts on pre-dawn e-bike commutes meet precise warmth with Yong Gfte rechargeable gloves—fingerless touchscreen tips, 3000mAh Li-Polymer battery, 140-170°F heat, 4hr charge, washable, 3-yr warranty.
Description
Fog breathes across the pavement as your fingers slow, numb against handlebars—these heated gloves return warmth and precise control when conditions bite.
Yong Gfte rechargeable heated gloves combine a convertible full & half-hand design with touchscreen-friendly fingertips so cyclists can shift, brake and tap navigation without exposing knuckles to cold. The 3000 mAh Lithium-Polymer battery charges in about 4 hours and supports a stable heat range from 140°F to 170°F for sustained comfort in winter commutes, work shifts, or alpine days. Constructed in durable polyester with a unisex Large fit and a streamlined black finish, they arrive in a gift box with manual and charging cable. Hand wash recommended; 3-year manufacturer warranty included.
- 3000 mAh Lithium-Polymer rechargeable battery (two batteries included)
- Adjustable heat 140°F–170°F for targeted warmth
- Convertible full/half-hand style with touchscreen capability
- Lightweight polyester construction; Item weight 10.8 oz, Size: Large
- Includes gift box, manual, charging cable; charges in 4 hours
- Care: Hand wash; Warranty: 3 years
Ideal for e-bike commuters, delivery riders, ski lifts and outdoor work where reliable warmth and dexterity matter.
69 reviews for 3000 m Ah Rechargeable Heated E-Bike Gloves, Touchscreen Convertible
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olivia j. –
I’ve been using these heated gloves in very cold conditions, and they work really well. The heating is quick and keeps my hands comfortably warm even in freezing weather. They’re great for outdoor activities like working outside, cycling, and being in snowy areas. The rechargeable battery lasts a good amount of time, and the touchscreen feature is very convenient without needing to remove the gloves.
Alex –
A full charge lasts for about 90 mins. There aren’t any heat elements in the flap that covers the finger tips so your finger tips remain cold.
Alex –
Lots of things I loved about these gloves that I bought two pair of for Reynaud’s Syndrome. Love the placement of the heating elements. Love the flip flap and the tab for removal. Love the magnets that hold the flip flap in place when not in use.
HOWEVER, and hence the 1 star rating, I HAD expected them to last longer than six weeks. Granted, I use them daily which is why I bought two–one pair on the charge while I wear the other–but that’s why I bought the higher end priced version of these. TBH, the ones I bought last year that were cheaper lasted longer than this.
Sigh.
olivia j. –
On these cold frosty morning de icing the car these gloves are great. They are soft and comfortable and work great as driving gloves. I can operate my car display with them on but not my phone. They can be used as full gloves and fingerless gloves too. The heat is quite warm and it’s focus is the palm of your hand. The rubber grip is fantastic. The palm of your hand sticks to anything. They are not waterproof though so use different gloves if your going to get wet. Great gloves otherwise.
Alisha Baptiste –
Heats up fast and keeps my hands warm where I need it most. Fingerless design makes it easy to use my phone or laptop work without removing them.
Comfortable, lightweight, and the battery lasts long enough for daily use. Charge takes a couple hours, so be ware. Heats more of the top of your hand and palms, so the fingertips can get cold.
Alex –
I occasionally use them for delivery in the winter, and they’re a good buy in the summer when they’re on sale. The temperature control is excellent; I tried it, and it heats up, but not enough to burn me. They should be good for winter use. They charge pretty quickly, too. I used the fast charger, and it was ready for the first use in about 2-3 hours. If you have two pairs, you should be able to use them all day without a problem. A must-have for anyone who works outside for extended periods in the winter.
Shao –
I’ve had mine for a couple of days. Purchased to help keep my hands warm while sitting at my desk all day. They work, and they produce heat. I am on the fence about keeping them since they do not fit in a way that has the heating element higher up getting the head where I need it.
I like that they are fingerless but have a magnet mitten flap, I wish there was a thumb cover. I am leaning towards returning since they don’t solve the problem I bought them to fix. But if they had a thumb cover, these would be absolute gold for dog owners since you can tie a poop bag without removing the gloves.
I’m a lady with relatively larger hands and I got the medium size and think these fit well.
One glove has stitching coming apart and I have worn them 2-3 times.
The heat doesn’t really reach into my palm and fingers the way I hoped it would. Once you get the glove on, the plam heating element actually sits quite long and into the wrist on me. I wish the heating element was a bit more centered and higher on the palm.
Shao –
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My fingers always freeze in the winter… even while wearing gloves. These gloves are convertible from fingerless to a mitten style and have a built-in battery and heater. The heater has 2 different settings (low and high). The gloves will heat for 1 hour at a time with an automatic shut-off for safety and to conserve battery life. A dual USB cable is included to allow charging both gloves at the same time.
I got the large size and they fit my hands quite nicely. The heating pad is on the top of the hand and warms quite quickly. The low setting is a gentle warmth while the high setting is more of a comfortable warm (I wouldn’t call it hot). Some electric heating stuff gets a bit too warm to be comfortable and I did not find this to be the case with these gloves. About the only complaint I have is that these aren’t washable. The instructions say to wipe off the gloves with a damp cloth if they become dirty.
J. Wang –
I’ve been using these heated gloves in very cold conditions, and they work really well. The heating is quick and keeps my hands comfortably warm even in freezing weather. They’re great for outdoor activities like working outside, cycling, and being in snowy areas. The rechargeable battery lasts a good amount of time, and the touchscreen feature is very convenient without needing to remove the gloves.
Yadir –
These gloves work perfectly! They heat up fast and keep my hands warm even in very cold weather. The rechargeable battery lasts a long time, and the one-button control is super easy to use. I really like the fingerless design because I can still use my phone without taking them off. Great quality and very comfortable definitely worth buying!
quisten8 –
The option to switch between full and half-finger makes them super versatile for different activities, and the touchscreen function works perfectly without taking them off. They heat up quickly, keep my hands warm even in freezing weather, and the battery lasts for hours. Perfect for work, cycling, skiing, and outdoor adventures. Comfortable, well-made, and worth every penny! Highly recommend!
J. Wang –
Wow, they have really thought about everything with these gloves. They are a perfect product. Easy to switch in with a button on top of the gloves. Heat on both insidr and outside. Charging is made easy with a usb port next to the on-off button, so you don’t need to remive the battery from the glives. The gloves can be fingerless or you can put a cover on the fingers. The thumb and the other four fingers can be covered or uncovered separately, which makes the gloves versatile. I am typing this review with the glives on, but the finger coverings removed. There is even a little magnet to hold the ciber in place. The glives also have a silicone on the inside for better grip.
David Currier –
Amazing gloves ! I live up north where our summers are short and the winters are long so these are a must ! They are great for rye early cold mornings that I walk my dog , they keep my hands warm and the battery last long ! They fit well on my hands and are comfortable , I like the functionally and that I’m able to still use my phone if I want to with these gloves.
Laine –
Heats up fast and keeps my hands warm where I need it most. Fingerless design makes it easy to use my phone or laptop work without removing them.
Comfortable, lightweight, and the battery lasts long enough for daily use. Charge takes a couple hours, so be ware. Heats more of the top of your hand and palms, so the fingertips can get cold.
Yadir –
The option to switch between full and half-finger makes them super versatile for different activities, and the touchscreen function works perfectly without taking them off. They heat up quickly, keep my hands warm even in freezing weather, and the battery lasts for hours. Perfect for work, cycling, skiing, and outdoor adventures. Comfortable, well-made, and worth every penny! Highly recommend!
LMS –
Wow, they have really thought about everything with these gloves. They are a perfect product. Easy to switch in with a button on top of the gloves. Heat on both insidr and outside. Charging is made easy with a usb port next to the on-off button, so you don’t need to remive the battery from the glives. The gloves can be fingerless or you can put a cover on the fingers. The thumb and the other four fingers can be covered or uncovered separately, which makes the gloves versatile. I am typing this review with the glives on, but the finger coverings removed. There is even a little magnet to hold the ciber in place. The glives also have a silicone on the inside for better grip.
Alex –
I bought those gloves in dec 2025 received them after 5 weeks awaiting and at the end they does not Work, and they do not hold the battery. I DO NOT RECOMAND!!!
Shoukat Ali –
On these cold frosty morning de icing the car these gloves are great. They are soft and comfortable and work great as driving gloves. I can operate my car display with them on but not my phone. They can be used as full gloves and fingerless gloves too. The heat is quite warm and it’s focus is the palm of your hand. The rubber grip is fantastic. The palm of your hand sticks to anything. They are not waterproof though so use different gloves if your going to get wet. Great gloves otherwise.
Laine –
These heated gloves are fantastic — they warm up quickly and stay cozy for hours. I love being able to switch between full and half-finger modes so I can still use my phone or work comfortably. The fit is snug but comfortable, and the material feels durable and weather-resistant. Perfect for walking, cycling, or just staying warm outdoors in winter.
Alex –
I’ve had mine for a couple of days. Purchased to help keep my hands warm while sitting at my desk all day. They work, and they produce heat. I am on the fence about keeping them since they do not fit in a way that has the heating element higher up getting the head where I need it.
I like that they are fingerless but have a magnet mitten flap, I wish there was a thumb cover. I am leaning towards returning since they don’t solve the problem I bought them to fix. But if they had a thumb cover, these would be absolute gold for dog owners since you can tie a poop bag without removing the gloves.
I’m a lady with relatively larger hands and I got the medium size and think these fit well.
One glove has stitching coming apart and I have worn them 2-3 times.
The heat doesn’t really reach into my palm and fingers the way I hoped it would. Once you get the glove on, the plam heating element actually sits quite long and into the wrist on me. I wish the heating element was a bit more centered and higher on the palm.
quisten8 –
Warms up fast and stays warm enough just on the low setting. I live in my car, so it gets cold for me at night especially when you have circulation issues, and this worked really well especially for when your hands get cold and numb easily. The product is simple to use and understand, comfortable (I have sensory issues with clothing and slept in them the first night) and it comes with a very interesting usb-c charging cable that allows you to charge both at once through the same outlet!! which is just very cool. I’m a sucker for everything hands-on resourceful. I didn’t even know they made those, but very useful for things beyond the gloves. You feel a bit of what I assume to be the power source through the gloves (like a small box on the cuff that is slightly heavier than normal gloves) but after wearing it for a bit you forget it’s there. They are also super grippy on the palms, so good for things like hiking or skiing I’d assume. I haven’t had to charge them yet, so can’t say anything there, but that just means they have a good battery life. As I mentioned, I wore them overnight. They have a feature that turns them off after an hour of use to prevent burning and overheating, so I would wake up to turn them back on a few times throughout the night and they still haven’t had to be charged yet after at least two or three hours of use. They fit the same as most other fingerless gloves I’ve had, so I’d say they’re pretty true to size. Overall I’m pretty happy with these
lilly –
These heated gloves are fantastic — they warm up quickly and stay cozy for hours. I love being able to switch between full and half-finger modes so I can still use my phone or work comfortably. The fit is snug but comfortable, and the material feels durable and weather-resistant. Perfect for walking, cycling, or just staying warm outdoors in winter.
jon –
These Heated Gloves for Men and Women have completely transformed my winter routine! Whether I’m working outside, skiing, cycling, or just shoveling snow, these gloves keep my hands warm, comfortable, and functional—even in freezing temps.
The rechargeable battery lasts hours, and I love the option to switch between full and half-finger modes depending on what I’m doing. The touchscreen compatibility is a great feature too—I can use my phone or GPS without having to take them off.
They heat up fast and evenly, and the material is soft yet durable, offering both warmth and dexterity. The adjustable strap ensures a snug fit, so they don’t slip or feel bulky during activity.
If you spend any time outdoors in the cold, these gloves are a must-have. They’re practical, reliable, and make winter far more bearable. Perfect gift idea too!
Dimitar Karadzhov –
Good heat but be better spread over a wider area.
jon –
These Heated Gloves for Men and Women have completely transformed my winter routine! Whether I’m working outside, skiing, cycling, or just shoveling snow, these gloves keep my hands warm, comfortable, and functional—even in freezing temps.
The rechargeable battery lasts hours, and I love the option to switch between full and half-finger modes depending on what I’m doing. The touchscreen compatibility is a great feature too—I can use my phone or GPS without having to take them off.
They heat up fast and evenly, and the material is soft yet durable, offering both warmth and dexterity. The adjustable strap ensures a snug fit, so they don’t slip or feel bulky during activity.
If you spend any time outdoors in the cold, these gloves are a must-have. They’re practical, reliable, and make winter far more bearable. Perfect gift idea too!
J. Wang –
Good heat but be better spread over a wider area.
LMS –
Bought these as a home working, keyboard warrior who is prone to a little bit of Renauds and early signs of RSI/Arthritis in my hands who gets super cold hands and fingers through a hard day’s typing ! ;)
Firstly, the quality of the material. It’s “okay”. Feels a little thin, and the seams are not the best. By that I mean they are secure enough, but they are easy to catch a finger/nail in if you slide onto your hand without being careful. The rubberised lining on the grip points (fingers and palm) is really nice and makes it easy to hold a cup etc…
Even though the material is touch screen compatible, it would be nice to have a removable thumb tip as it makes it easier to type on a touch screen or unlock a device which needs a thumbprint. As it is, you can only type very carefully, and have to remove the glove if you need to use a thumbprint on anything.
Size is tricky if you are on the cusp between large and medium. I originally ordered medium as my middle finger is exactly three inches which is medium according to the size chart. If it wasn’t for the flip over mitten cover this wouldn’t have been a problem. The thumb was about right, but the mitten was actually too short for my finger so I returned them for a large. This is much better, but if anything has a little bit too much slack in it which means the heated part doesn’t have such a good contact with the skin.
Charging is easy enough and the USB splitter cable makes it simple to charge both gloves from one socket. A Charge from empty takes about 3 hours or so depending on the supply capacity. For that you get about 4 hours of heat at the lowest level, 2-3 hours at the hottest setting.
On to the major reason you might buy these… The heating. There are two settings, personally I find the hottest one a bit uncomfortable, though if you’re working outside with them it might be more bearable. The heat is pretty localised rather than being applied to the whole of the hand. It seems to be mostly on the outside edge (little finger side) wrapping around a little of the top of your hand, and spreads about a quarter of the way from there over to the palm. This means your thumb and index finger get no heat apart from that which radiates through your hand.
Are these value for money ? I would say if you can get them at a discounted price as I did, then yes. If you pay the full asking price then I think you might feel disappointed. I’ve kept these as they are better than nothing and it is nice to have toasty hands, but they are a way off of being the perfect heated glove for us dedicated home workers / gamers with cold hands.
Dimitar Karadzhov –
I’ve been using these heated gloves in very cold conditions, and they work really well. The heating is quick and keeps my hands comfortably warm even in freezing weather. They’re great for outdoor activities like working outside, cycling, and being in snowy areas. The rechargeable battery lasts a good amount of time, and the touchscreen feature is very convenient without needing to remove the gloves.
Kindle Customer –
These heated gloves are fantastic — they warm up quickly and stay cozy for hours. I love being able to switch between full and half-finger modes so I can still use my phone or work comfortably. The fit is snug but comfortable, and the material feels durable and weather-resistant. Perfect for walking, cycling, or just staying warm outdoors in winter.
Yadir –
Amazing gloves ! I live up north where our summers are short and the winters are long so these are a must ! They are great for rye early cold mornings that I walk my dog , they keep my hands warm and the battery last long ! They fit well on my hands and are comfortable , I like the functionally and that I’m able to still use my phone if I want to with these gloves.
Alisha Baptiste –
My thoughts after a week of use: Overall, I like these gloves a lot. They warm nicely and seem like a good quality product suitable for light use. Personally, I got them specifically to wear while keyboarding during work, so I appreciate the lightweight polyester fabric. However, I would not consider this product at all suitable for heavy work (like construction) or for rough work (like gardening); the fabric would not hold up very long. They may be suitable for hiking, bicycling, or other outdoor activities if treated with care and (obviously) not immersed in water.
Pros:
– The glove fingers come up halfway and aren’t bulky (lightweight polyester), so they’re great for things that require full dexterity (like keyboarding) but include permanently attached mitten tops (non-heating) that neatly fold down and secure via small magnets to the backs of the gloves when not in use.
– High and low heat settings are easily adjustable (and while a safety feature turns the gloves off after an hour, turning them on again restores heat quickly).
– The gloves charge via an included Y-configured male-male cable (USB3 on the glove ends and old-style USB on the port end), thus using only one USB port.
– Although the gloves come in only Medium and Large, Medium works just fine for small hands.
Cons:
– Full charge takes at least four hours, but heat lasts little more than three (probably unavoidable for this kind of product); the included cord is too short to charge while using (unless maybe via ext cable), though it’s unclear (and the instructions don’t indicate) whether using them while charging is even possible.
– Direct heat goes only to the lower half of the palms and around the outside of the hands to the same area on the back of the hands (though the heat does radiate somewhat).
– The word HOT is printed on the back of both gloves in bold white (kind of odd but likely mfr “CYA”).
– Based on the poor English translation in the listing and instructions, I’m almost sure this product is made in China (or somewhere in Asia), which concerns me only because of global warming.
NOTE: These last comments do NOT relate to the product’s function and usefulness.
Re. packaging: Unfortunately, in the first package I received, both the product box (originally sealed with a round piece of tape) and inner sealed bag containing the gloves I received initially had been opened, and the box contained no power cube (which I thought was included). Exchange shipment took a week (likely because L-ion batteries can’t go on planes). In the replacement package I received, the product box clearly had been opened and resealed with plain tape, though the inner bag was still sealed. Again, the box contained no power cube, so apparently the product doesn’t include one. I thus kept the replacement.
Re. replacement delivery: The package was placed by the door, as usual, and I realized it was here because I checked the website. I was home when it arrived, but the bell didn’t ring, I didn’t hear a knock, and I certainly didn’t sign for anything. Nevertheless, the delivery note online stated the following:
*** “Your package was delivered. It was handed directly to a resident. Signed by: Kristen” ***
I’m OK with how the package was delivered but find the delivery note a bit disturbing; I wonder what my signature looks like. Perhaps signatures are required for certain replacement packages. Although I’m grateful to have received it without the necessity for additional delivery attempts, why not just actually have me take it by hand and sign for it? Maybe the driver knocked so softly that I didn’t hear it, but this is a small home and I was listening.
Shoukat Ali –
These heated gloves are fantastic — they warm up quickly and stay cozy for hours. I love being able to switch between full and half-finger modes so I can still use my phone or work comfortably. The fit is snug but comfortable, and the material feels durable and weather-resistant. Perfect for walking, cycling, or just staying warm outdoors in winter.
quisten8 –
Heats up fast and keeps my hands warm where I need it most. Fingerless design makes it easy to use my phone or laptop work without removing them.
Comfortable, lightweight, and the battery lasts long enough for daily use. Charge takes a couple hours, so be ware. Heats more of the top of your hand and palms, so the fingertips can get cold.
Alisha Baptiste –
I bought those gloves in dec 2025 received them after 5 weeks awaiting and at the end they does not Work, and they do not hold the battery. I DO NOT RECOMAND!!!
J. Wang –
Without a doubt themost practical gloves I have ever owned. 2 levels of heat, rechargeable. I use them for many uses, when i drive the car in the cold, they keep my hands warm, and they have good rubber palm grips so that they grip the steering wheel safely. I also use them when working from home, and the ease of being able to switch between full hand covering, and open fingers is just so good. There is a magnet so when you want to have open fingers wnd thumb, the flaps fold over neatly
Shoukat Ali –
Wow, they have really thought about everything with these gloves. They are a perfect product. Easy to switch in with a button on top of the gloves. Heat on both insidr and outside. Charging is made easy with a usb port next to the on-off button, so you don’t need to remive the battery from the glives. The gloves can be fingerless or you can put a cover on the fingers. The thumb and the other four fingers can be covered or uncovered separately, which makes the gloves versatile. I am typing this review with the glives on, but the finger coverings removed. There is even a little magnet to hold the ciber in place. The glives also have a silicone on the inside for better grip.
Riadh –
Fantastic heated gloves! They warm up quickly and keep my hands comfortable even in freezing weather. The battery lasts longer than expected, and the touchscreen fingertips work perfectly. Great for cycling, working outdoors, or everyday use. Comfortable, well-made, and reliable. Highly recommended for anyone needing extra warmth this winter!
Alex –
Fantastic heated gloves! They warm up quickly and keep my hands comfortable even in freezing weather. The battery lasts longer than expected, and the touchscreen fingertips work perfectly. Great for cycling, working outdoors, or everyday use. Comfortable, well-made, and reliable. Highly recommended for anyone needing extra warmth this winter!
Laine –
I bought those gloves in dec 2025 received them after 5 weeks awaiting and at the end they does not Work, and they do not hold the battery. I DO NOT RECOMAND!!!
quisten8 –
My thoughts after a week of use: Overall, I like these gloves a lot. They warm nicely and seem like a good quality product suitable for light use. Personally, I got them specifically to wear while keyboarding during work, so I appreciate the lightweight polyester fabric. However, I would not consider this product at all suitable for heavy work (like construction) or for rough work (like gardening); the fabric would not hold up very long. They may be suitable for hiking, bicycling, or other outdoor activities if treated with care and (obviously) not immersed in water.
Pros:
– The glove fingers come up halfway and aren’t bulky (lightweight polyester), so they’re great for things that require full dexterity (like keyboarding) but include permanently attached mitten tops (non-heating) that neatly fold down and secure via small magnets to the backs of the gloves when not in use.
– High and low heat settings are easily adjustable (and while a safety feature turns the gloves off after an hour, turning them on again restores heat quickly).
– The gloves charge via an included Y-configured male-male cable (USB3 on the glove ends and old-style USB on the port end), thus using only one USB port.
– Although the gloves come in only Medium and Large, Medium works just fine for small hands.
Cons:
– Full charge takes at least four hours, but heat lasts little more than three (probably unavoidable for this kind of product); the included cord is too short to charge while using (unless maybe via ext cable), though it’s unclear (and the instructions don’t indicate) whether using them while charging is even possible.
– Direct heat goes only to the lower half of the palms and around the outside of the hands to the same area on the back of the hands (though the heat does radiate somewhat).
– The word HOT is printed on the back of both gloves in bold white (kind of odd but likely mfr “CYA”).
– Based on the poor English translation in the listing and instructions, I’m almost sure this product is made in China (or somewhere in Asia), which concerns me only because of global warming.
NOTE: These last comments do NOT relate to the product’s function and usefulness.
Re. packaging: Unfortunately, in the first package I received, both the product box (originally sealed with a round piece of tape) and inner sealed bag containing the gloves I received initially had been opened, and the box contained no power cube (which I thought was included). Exchange shipment took a week (likely because L-ion batteries can’t go on planes). In the replacement package I received, the product box clearly had been opened and resealed with plain tape, though the inner bag was still sealed. Again, the box contained no power cube, so apparently the product doesn’t include one. I thus kept the replacement.
Re. replacement delivery: The package was placed by the door, as usual, and I realized it was here because I checked the website. I was home when it arrived, but the bell didn’t ring, I didn’t hear a knock, and I certainly didn’t sign for anything. Nevertheless, the delivery note online stated the following:
*** “Your package was delivered. It was handed directly to a resident. Signed by: Kristen” ***
I’m OK with how the package was delivered but find the delivery note a bit disturbing; I wonder what my signature looks like. Perhaps signatures are required for certain replacement packages. Although I’m grateful to have received it without the necessity for additional delivery attempts, why not just actually have me take it by hand and sign for it? Maybe the driver knocked so softly that I didn’t hear it, but this is a small home and I was listening.
Laine –
Wow, they have really thought about everything with these gloves. They are a perfect product. Easy to switch in with a button on top of the gloves. Heat on both insidr and outside. Charging is made easy with a usb port next to the on-off button, so you don’t need to remive the battery from the glives. The gloves can be fingerless or you can put a cover on the fingers. The thumb and the other four fingers can be covered or uncovered separately, which makes the gloves versatile. I am typing this review with the glives on, but the finger coverings removed. There is even a little magnet to hold the ciber in place. The glives also have a silicone on the inside for better grip.
Melissa Alvarado –
My daughter is a competitive figure skater and I spend many hours freezing in the ice rink. I have a heated chair, heated vest, heated hat but the one thing that was missing was gloves. I prefer gloves with half fingers but they don’t keep me warm enough. Heated fingerless gloves are absolutely what I was looking for! These keep my hands warm yet my fingers are free to scroll my phone. I am so much more comfortable now, exactly what I needed. They are easy to charge, they come with a dual charging cord so you can charge both gloves at the same time. They fit snugly and the mitten part I can put over the left hand that doesn’t need to use the phone, I only keep my right uncovered. I am a woman with large hands and I bought the size medium, they are a very close perfect fit. Next time I think I would choose large. Otherwise I am very happy with them.
Dimitar Karadzhov –
Very below average pair of heated gloves. the heat pad section is fairly small and only heats up a small portion of your hand, which would be okay if the gloves were actually made of a nice warm material, however they are not, they are made of a very cheap looking material that is both thin and not very comfortable. The heat up time is decent, but as mentioned its not very warm. You would be much better with nice fleece lined gloves, with one of those small electric heat packs you get now that you can charge and put in your gloves/pockets. These are fairly over priced for what you get, alot of reviews mention they dont last long.
quisten8 –
Amazing gloves ! I live up north where our summers are short and the winters are long so these are a must ! They are great for rye early cold mornings that I walk my dog , they keep my hands warm and the battery last long ! They fit well on my hands and are comfortable , I like the functionally and that I’m able to still use my phone if I want to with these gloves.
Gray –
I bought those gloves in dec 2025 received them after 5 weeks awaiting and at the end they does not Work, and they do not hold the battery. I DO NOT RECOMAND!!!
quisten8 –
I’ve had mine for a couple of days. Purchased to help keep my hands warm while sitting at my desk all day. They work, and they produce heat. I am on the fence about keeping them since they do not fit in a way that has the heating element higher up getting the head where I need it.
I like that they are fingerless but have a magnet mitten flap, I wish there was a thumb cover. I am leaning towards returning since they don’t solve the problem I bought them to fix. But if they had a thumb cover, these would be absolute gold for dog owners since you can tie a poop bag without removing the gloves.
I’m a lady with relatively larger hands and I got the medium size and think these fit well.
One glove has stitching coming apart and I have worn them 2-3 times.
The heat doesn’t really reach into my palm and fingers the way I hoped it would. Once you get the glove on, the plam heating element actually sits quite long and into the wrist on me. I wish the heating element was a bit more centered and higher on the palm.
Alisha Baptiste –
Amazing gloves ! I live up north where our summers are short and the winters are long so these are a must ! They are great for rye early cold mornings that I walk my dog , they keep my hands warm and the battery last long ! They fit well on my hands and are comfortable , I like the functionally and that I’m able to still use my phone if I want to with these gloves.
Melissa Alvarado –
I bought those gloves in dec 2025 received them after 5 weeks awaiting and at the end they does not Work, and they do not hold the battery. I DO NOT RECOMAND!!!
Gray –
My thoughts after a week of use: Overall, I like these gloves a lot. They warm nicely and seem like a good quality product suitable for light use. Personally, I got them specifically to wear while keyboarding during work, so I appreciate the lightweight polyester fabric. However, I would not consider this product at all suitable for heavy work (like construction) or for rough work (like gardening); the fabric would not hold up very long. They may be suitable for hiking, bicycling, or other outdoor activities if treated with care and (obviously) not immersed in water.
Pros:
– The glove fingers come up halfway and aren’t bulky (lightweight polyester), so they’re great for things that require full dexterity (like keyboarding) but include permanently attached mitten tops (non-heating) that neatly fold down and secure via small magnets to the backs of the gloves when not in use.
– High and low heat settings are easily adjustable (and while a safety feature turns the gloves off after an hour, turning them on again restores heat quickly).
– The gloves charge via an included Y-configured male-male cable (USB3 on the glove ends and old-style USB on the port end), thus using only one USB port.
– Although the gloves come in only Medium and Large, Medium works just fine for small hands.
Cons:
– Full charge takes at least four hours, but heat lasts little more than three (probably unavoidable for this kind of product); the included cord is too short to charge while using (unless maybe via ext cable), though it’s unclear (and the instructions don’t indicate) whether using them while charging is even possible.
– Direct heat goes only to the lower half of the palms and around the outside of the hands to the same area on the back of the hands (though the heat does radiate somewhat).
– The word HOT is printed on the back of both gloves in bold white (kind of odd but likely mfr “CYA”).
– Based on the poor English translation in the listing and instructions, I’m almost sure this product is made in China (or somewhere in Asia), which concerns me only because of global warming.
NOTE: These last comments do NOT relate to the product’s function and usefulness.
Re. packaging: Unfortunately, in the first package I received, both the product box (originally sealed with a round piece of tape) and inner sealed bag containing the gloves I received initially had been opened, and the box contained no power cube (which I thought was included). Exchange shipment took a week (likely because L-ion batteries can’t go on planes). In the replacement package I received, the product box clearly had been opened and resealed with plain tape, though the inner bag was still sealed. Again, the box contained no power cube, so apparently the product doesn’t include one. I thus kept the replacement.
Re. replacement delivery: The package was placed by the door, as usual, and I realized it was here because I checked the website. I was home when it arrived, but the bell didn’t ring, I didn’t hear a knock, and I certainly didn’t sign for anything. Nevertheless, the delivery note online stated the following:
*** “Your package was delivered. It was handed directly to a resident. Signed by: Kristen” ***
I’m OK with how the package was delivered but find the delivery note a bit disturbing; I wonder what my signature looks like. Perhaps signatures are required for certain replacement packages. Although I’m grateful to have received it without the necessity for additional delivery attempts, why not just actually have me take it by hand and sign for it? Maybe the driver knocked so softly that I didn’t hear it, but this is a small home and I was listening.
Laine –
I’ve had mine for a couple of days. Purchased to help keep my hands warm while sitting at my desk all day. They work, and they produce heat. I am on the fence about keeping them since they do not fit in a way that has the heating element higher up getting the head where I need it.
I like that they are fingerless but have a magnet mitten flap, I wish there was a thumb cover. I am leaning towards returning since they don’t solve the problem I bought them to fix. But if they had a thumb cover, these would be absolute gold for dog owners since you can tie a poop bag without removing the gloves.
I’m a lady with relatively larger hands and I got the medium size and think these fit well.
One glove has stitching coming apart and I have worn them 2-3 times.
The heat doesn’t really reach into my palm and fingers the way I hoped it would. Once you get the glove on, the plam heating element actually sits quite long and into the wrist on me. I wish the heating element was a bit more centered and higher on the palm.
Yadir –
Warms up fast and stays warm enough just on the low setting. I live in my car, so it gets cold for me at night especially when you have circulation issues, and this worked really well especially for when your hands get cold and numb easily. The product is simple to use and understand, comfortable (I have sensory issues with clothing and slept in them the first night) and it comes with a very interesting usb-c charging cable that allows you to charge both at once through the same outlet!! which is just very cool. I’m a sucker for everything hands-on resourceful. I didn’t even know they made those, but very useful for things beyond the gloves. You feel a bit of what I assume to be the power source through the gloves (like a small box on the cuff that is slightly heavier than normal gloves) but after wearing it for a bit you forget it’s there. They are also super grippy on the palms, so good for things like hiking or skiing I’d assume. I haven’t had to charge them yet, so can’t say anything there, but that just means they have a good battery life. As I mentioned, I wore them overnight. They have a feature that turns them off after an hour of use to prevent burning and overheating, so I would wake up to turn them back on a few times throughout the night and they still haven’t had to be charged yet after at least two or three hours of use. They fit the same as most other fingerless gloves I’ve had, so I’d say they’re pretty true to size. Overall I’m pretty happy with these
quisten8 –
My daughter is a competitive figure skater and I spend many hours freezing in the ice rink. I have a heated chair, heated vest, heated hat but the one thing that was missing was gloves. I prefer gloves with half fingers but they don’t keep me warm enough. Heated fingerless gloves are absolutely what I was looking for! These keep my hands warm yet my fingers are free to scroll my phone. I am so much more comfortable now, exactly what I needed. They are easy to charge, they come with a dual charging cord so you can charge both gloves at the same time. They fit snugly and the mitten part I can put over the left hand that doesn’t need to use the phone, I only keep my right uncovered. I am a woman with large hands and I bought the size medium, they are a very close perfect fit. Next time I think I would choose large. Otherwise I am very happy with them.
Gray –
Warms up fast and stays warm enough just on the low setting. I live in my car, so it gets cold for me at night especially when you have circulation issues, and this worked really well especially for when your hands get cold and numb easily. The product is simple to use and understand, comfortable (I have sensory issues with clothing and slept in them the first night) and it comes with a very interesting usb-c charging cable that allows you to charge both at once through the same outlet!! which is just very cool. I’m a sucker for everything hands-on resourceful. I didn’t even know they made those, but very useful for things beyond the gloves. You feel a bit of what I assume to be the power source through the gloves (like a small box on the cuff that is slightly heavier than normal gloves) but after wearing it for a bit you forget it’s there. They are also super grippy on the palms, so good for things like hiking or skiing I’d assume. I haven’t had to charge them yet, so can’t say anything there, but that just means they have a good battery life. As I mentioned, I wore them overnight. They have a feature that turns them off after an hour of use to prevent burning and overheating, so I would wake up to turn them back on a few times throughout the night and they still haven’t had to be charged yet after at least two or three hours of use. They fit the same as most other fingerless gloves I’ve had, so I’d say they’re pretty true to size. Overall I’m pretty happy with these
Tami’sHonestReviews 🤔 –
I love these hand warmer gloves! Great quality with an easy to use fit, the heating elements on the palms function perfectly. These warm up quickly and efficiently and last for hours. Plug them in overnight and they charge right up. These can be converted into mittens but also have magnets, Velcro and even snaps to allow finger movement for cell phones.
Laine –
I’ve had mine for a couple of days. Purchased to help keep my hands warm while sitting at my desk all day. They work, and they produce heat. I am on the fence about keeping them since they do not fit in a way that has the heating element higher up getting the head where I need it.
I like that they are fingerless but have a magnet mitten flap, I wish there was a thumb cover. I am leaning towards returning since they don’t solve the problem I bought them to fix. But if they had a thumb cover, these would be absolute gold for dog owners since you can tie a poop bag without removing the gloves.
I’m a lady with relatively larger hands and I got the medium size and think these fit well.
One glove has stitching coming apart and I have worn them 2-3 times.
The heat doesn’t really reach into my palm and fingers the way I hoped it would. Once you get the glove on, the plam heating element actually sits quite long and into the wrist on me. I wish the heating element was a bit more centered and higher on the palm.
madnuk –
I purchased these “Heated Gloves” with high hopes for my winter gear, but they have been nothing short of a massive disappointment. If I could give them zero stars, I would.
Right out of the box, the quality felt questionable, but the performance is where the product truly fails. The battery life is abysmal; they barely last an hour on the highest setting, which is useless for any outdoor activity. Even when they are charged, they barely produce any heat. It’s not a consistent warmth—it’s just localized “spot heating” that leaves my fingertips freezing while the rest of my hand feels lukewarm at best.
The design is deeply flawed. The gloves are incredibly bulky, making it impossible to grip handlebars or perform simple tasks like using a touchscreen. They are supposed to be “full and half” gloves, but the magnets meant to hold the finger flaps back are weak and essentially useless; they never stay in place. Because of the excessive padding, they aren’t even comfortable to wear as standard gloves.
Furthermore, the fit is awkward and restrictive, lacking any real dexterity. When you combine the poor battery life, the lack of actual heat coverage, and the frustrating magnet design, these gloves offer zero value for money. I feel like I’ve wasted my cash on a product that doesn’t fulfill its primary purpose: keeping my hands warm.
Save yourself the headache and the cold fingers—do not buy these. They reflect poor manufacturing and misleading marketing. I’m currently looking into returning them, as they are completely unfit for use in actual winter conditions.
Jake Long –
I recently purchased a pair of electric heated gloves, and they have been a game-changer for cold weather! The gloves heat up quickly and distribute warmth evenly, keeping my fingers toasty even in freezing temperatures. The adjustable heat settings are a great feature, allowing me to customize the level of warmth based on the weather.
The battery life is impressive, lasting several hours on a full charge, and the gloves are comfortable to wear with a snug fit that doesn’t restrict movement. The water-resistant exterior also provides protection from snow and light rain.
Overall, these gloves are perfect for outdoor activities like hiking, skiing, or just braving a chilly commute. Highly recommended for anyone looking to keep their hands warm in the cold!
jon –
These Heated Gloves for Men and Women have completely transformed my winter routine! Whether I’m working outside, skiing, cycling, or just shoveling snow, these gloves keep my hands warm, comfortable, and functional—even in freezing temps.
The rechargeable battery lasts hours, and I love the option to switch between full and half-finger modes depending on what I’m doing. The touchscreen compatibility is a great feature too—I can use my phone or GPS without having to take them off.
They heat up fast and evenly, and the material is soft yet durable, offering both warmth and dexterity. The adjustable strap ensures a snug fit, so they don’t slip or feel bulky during activity.
If you spend any time outdoors in the cold, these gloves are a must-have. They’re practical, reliable, and make winter far more bearable. Perfect gift idea too!
Mr Richard Ingram –
Very below average pair of heated gloves. the heat pad section is fairly small and only heats up a small portion of your hand, which would be okay if the gloves were actually made of a nice warm material, however they are not, they are made of a very cheap looking material that is both thin and not very comfortable. The heat up time is decent, but as mentioned its not very warm. You would be much better with nice fleece lined gloves, with one of those small electric heat packs you get now that you can charge and put in your gloves/pockets. These are fairly over priced for what you get, alot of reviews mention they dont last long.
Jeremy –
I recently tried these heated gloves and was genuinely impressed. They warm up quickly, stay consistently heated, and make cold-weather activities so much more comfortable. They also have the ability to be cover your fingers if required so they are very practical.The battery life is solid, and the gloves themselves are soft, flexible, and easy to use. Perfect for winter walks, outdoor work, or skiing. Highly recommend!
Dennis P. –
These heated gloves warm up quickly and provide consistent heat to keep my hands comfortable in colder temperatures. They’re comfortable to wear, easy to recharge, and the option to use them as full or half-finger gloves is a great feature. Excellent quality and a great investment for staying warm outdoors.
J. Wang –
Great gloves, keeps my hands warm on long shifts stood out in the cold.
Would be nice if the heat pads went down the fingers but its only a small thing.
Great build quality, charge lasts a long time.
Glenn W. –
Batteries don’t last much more than an hour
JayJay –
Overall, they’re good. I’ve been using them whilst cycling to and from work, and they keep my hands nice and warm. And with the batteries being built-in, there are no wires hanging down. The only downside is they’re mitten-like. As for the battery life they last a few days they last for more than 2 hours, beyond that I’ve not had them on for longer
Glenn W. –
These heated gloves are fantastic — they warm up quickly and stay cozy for hours. I love being able to switch between full and half-finger modes so I can still use my phone or work comfortably. The fit is snug but comfortable, and the material feels durable and weather-resistant. Perfect for walking, cycling, or just staying warm outdoors in winter.
Amazon Customer –
I have been through so many different kinds of gloves over the years because I was looking for something to help me stay outdoors longer. All my previous attempts had failed because I’d go out and my hands begin to really hurt. I’m assuming I’m one of those who have poor circulation or something, I don’t know, never got an official diagnosis but what I do know is I can only last about 30mins in freezing cold before I need to escape. I tried Ski gloves, all sorts of things and nothing worked. That’s until I tried some heated ones which really helped but the ones I got prior was too bulky so I needed something compact and this one fits the bill.
The size is spot on and has a stretchy fabric, it has a fleece mitten cover which actually helps. The gloves also have a textured grip for phones which is handy but to be honest, using this glove to heat up my hands has been super super helpful as it means I’m not trying to run away from going outdoors. I do wish the mitten cover was waterproof but perhaps that’s too wishful
Jeremy –
Batteries don’t last much more than an hour
Mr Richard Ingram –
Great gloves, keeps my hands warm on long shifts stood out in the cold.
Would be nice if the heat pads went down the fingers but its only a small thing.
Great build quality, charge lasts a long time.
J. Wang –
These heated gloves are fantastic — they warm up quickly and stay cozy for hours. I love being able to switch between full and half-finger modes so I can still use my phone or work comfortably. The fit is snug but comfortable, and the material feels durable and weather-resistant. Perfect for walking, cycling, or just staying warm outdoors in winter.