WASOTO 7.4 V Slim Heated Glove Liners for E-Bike Riders Touchscreen
$89.00 USD
Cold wind and rain meet a steady grip: WASOTO thin heated glove liners deliver targeted warmth with a 7.4V/22.2Wh rechargeable battery, touchscreen tips, and slim polyester fit—preserve control and comfort on e-bike commutes and outdoor rides.
Description
Fog clings to the visor as your hands search for warmth on a chilly pre-dawn ride. WASOTO Heated Glove Liners are thin, rechargeable polyester liners that slide comfortably under cycling gloves or perform solo to keep fingers warm without sacrificing control of brakes, throttle or gear levers. A compact 7.4V rechargeable battery (22.2Wh) provides steady, reliable heat for commuters, delivery riders, and weekend e-bike explorers.
Touchscreen-capable fingertips maintain smartphone and GPS use, while the low-profile fit preserves tactile feedback for braking and shifting. Lightweight and unobtrusive, these liners are ideal for layering on brisk rides, early-morning dog walks, or long-distance winter trips.
- 7.4V rechargeable battery (22.2Wh)
- Thin polyester, X-Small for close layering
- Touchscreen-compatible fingertips
- Low-profile design for precise control
- Ideal for cycling, driving, hiking and outdoor work
A practical, professional solution for e-bike riders who need warmth, dexterity and dependable performance in cold conditions.
65 reviews for WASOTO 7.4 V Slim Heated Glove Liners for E-Bike Riders Touchscreen
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Ozarka –
Unbox these gloves today and immediately put them to work shoveling snow in a snowstorm. Here’s what you need to know about these gloves: I only charge them for about 30 minutes and they were fully charged up ready to go for the first time. Within 60 seconds these gloves were getting hot and toasty. The heat comes on the back of your hand and not in the grip. These gloves are thinner and meant for hand functionality, so that makes them perfect for driving, gripping a shovel, or even using your phone. While they are warm, these are probably not the gloves you want if you’re looking to play in the snow. WASOTO does make some different gloves that would be more suitable for that.
Because it’s really cold outside, I kept these gloves on high the whole time I was outside. The battery had no trouble keeping up with that amount of work. The battery pack zips in on the inside part of your wrist. It does add some weight to the glove but it was in no way bothering me. The sleeve comes up nice and high past the wrist and the battery pack doesn’t drag the glove down at all.
One thing to know, these gloves don’t run huge. I’d order up in size from what you normally wear. I’m an average sized woman, would normally wear size large or maybe even medium gloves, but these in extra large felt very comfortable.
These gloves work great and I’m definitely going to be keeping them charged up all season for when I have to head outside with my kids or anything that takes me out in the cold. I highly recommend you give these gloves a chance. I don’t think you’ll be disappointed.
Ozarka –
I picked up the WASOTO Heated Glove Liners for Men for early morning runs and winter chores, and they’ve been a total game-changer. They’re lightweight enough to wear on their own in mild weather or under heavier gloves when it’s really cold, and either way, they keep my hands comfortably warm without feeling bulky or sweaty.
Right out of the box, they felt high quality — soft, flexible, and well-stitched. The fit is snug but not tight, which makes them easy to move in whether I’m driving, using my phone, or gripping handlebars. The heating elements cover the entire back of the hand and fingers, not just the palm, which makes a huge difference when you’re out in the cold for longer periods. The warmth comes on quickly — within about 30 seconds — and the three adjustable heat settings let me pick just how toasty I want them.
Battery life has been excellent. On medium heat, I’ve gotten several hours of consistent warmth, which is perfect for winter hikes or snow shoveling. The rechargeable batteries are slim and tuck neatly into small wrist pockets, so they don’t get in the way or feel awkward. I also appreciate that the gloves are touchscreen compatible — I can check my phone or change playlists without having to take them off, which is a small but super convenient feature.
Even when not powered on, they’re warm and comfortable enough to wear as regular liners. They’ve held up great through a few light washes too.
Overall, these heated glove liners have made a huge difference in keeping my hands warm and functional on cold days. If you spend time outdoors in winter — running, biking, skiing, or just commuting — these are worth every penny. Warm, practical, and really well designed.
Janet –
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I absolutely love my WASOTO Heated Glove Liners! Easy to use and they work great. They’re super comfortable and fit snugly without feeling bulky. The material feels high quality and well made — you can tell they’re built to last. The small battery is a nice touch because it’s barely noticeable while wearing them, but it still delivers a surprisingly long battery life. My hands stay warm for hours, even in really cold weather. Perfect for outdoor activities or just daily use in the winter. Definitely worth every penny!
Budprop –
I finally found heated gloves that’s not too bulky. I need it for my job. I operate the spotlight for a outdoor ice skate show. We use a Robie Spotlight and it has small sliders. So that’s the reason why I needed gloves to keep my hands warm while operating during the show. The only reason why I had to give it a 4 star is because they aren’t as warm like the heated jackets. And I can’t really tell the difference between the low, medium, high settings. They all feel the same to me. The only way I can tell if they are working at all. I have to take them off wait for my hands to get cold. Put them back on. And I can feel the warmth. But again it’s not the same like the heated jackets. I can have it on low when wearing my jacket and I’m comfortable.
Ozarka –
These heated gloves are incredible. They warm up fast and keep my hands comfortable even in really cold weather. With the gloves on, I can still grip things and use my hands normally without feeling bulky. The heat settings are easy to adjust and make a real difference in how warm they feel. The battery lasts long enough for most outings, and charging is simple. If you want heated gloves that are comfortable, warm, and actually work amazingly well, these are a fantastic option.
Gigi Padilla –
I picked up the WASOTO Heated Glove Liners for Men for early morning runs and winter chores, and they’ve been a total game-changer. They’re lightweight enough to wear on their own in mild weather or under heavier gloves when it’s really cold, and either way, they keep my hands comfortably warm without feeling bulky or sweaty.
Right out of the box, they felt high quality — soft, flexible, and well-stitched. The fit is snug but not tight, which makes them easy to move in whether I’m driving, using my phone, or gripping handlebars. The heating elements cover the entire back of the hand and fingers, not just the palm, which makes a huge difference when you’re out in the cold for longer periods. The warmth comes on quickly — within about 30 seconds — and the three adjustable heat settings let me pick just how toasty I want them.
Battery life has been excellent. On medium heat, I’ve gotten several hours of consistent warmth, which is perfect for winter hikes or snow shoveling. The rechargeable batteries are slim and tuck neatly into small wrist pockets, so they don’t get in the way or feel awkward. I also appreciate that the gloves are touchscreen compatible — I can check my phone or change playlists without having to take them off, which is a small but super convenient feature.
Even when not powered on, they’re warm and comfortable enough to wear as regular liners. They’ve held up great through a few light washes too.
Overall, these heated glove liners have made a huge difference in keeping my hands warm and functional on cold days. If you spend time outdoors in winter — running, biking, skiing, or just commuting — these are worth every penny. Warm, practical, and really well designed.
anxh99 –
I finally found heated gloves that’s not too bulky. I need it for my job. I operate the spotlight for a outdoor ice skate show. We use a Robie Spotlight and it has small sliders. So that’s the reason why I needed gloves to keep my hands warm while operating during the show. The only reason why I had to give it a 4 star is because they aren’t as warm like the heated jackets. And I can’t really tell the difference between the low, medium, high settings. They all feel the same to me. The only way I can tell if they are working at all. I have to take them off wait for my hands to get cold. Put them back on. And I can feel the warmth. But again it’s not the same like the heated jackets. I can have it on low when wearing my jacket and I’m comfortable.
Amp1490 –
I picked up the WASOTO Heated Glove Liners for Men for early morning runs and winter chores, and they’ve been a total game-changer. They’re lightweight enough to wear on their own in mild weather or under heavier gloves when it’s really cold, and either way, they keep my hands comfortably warm without feeling bulky or sweaty.
Right out of the box, they felt high quality — soft, flexible, and well-stitched. The fit is snug but not tight, which makes them easy to move in whether I’m driving, using my phone, or gripping handlebars. The heating elements cover the entire back of the hand and fingers, not just the palm, which makes a huge difference when you’re out in the cold for longer periods. The warmth comes on quickly — within about 30 seconds — and the three adjustable heat settings let me pick just how toasty I want them.
Battery life has been excellent. On medium heat, I’ve gotten several hours of consistent warmth, which is perfect for winter hikes or snow shoveling. The rechargeable batteries are slim and tuck neatly into small wrist pockets, so they don’t get in the way or feel awkward. I also appreciate that the gloves are touchscreen compatible — I can check my phone or change playlists without having to take them off, which is a small but super convenient feature.
Even when not powered on, they’re warm and comfortable enough to wear as regular liners. They’ve held up great through a few light washes too.
Overall, these heated glove liners have made a huge difference in keeping my hands warm and functional on cold days. If you spend time outdoors in winter — running, biking, skiing, or just commuting — these are worth every penny. Warm, practical, and really well designed.
Janet –
These are great gloves if you live anywhere that’s cold ,specially for skiing or any outdoor sport, activity , in winter and cold climates. It’s thin and comfortable,not bulky ,yet very warm , absolutely love wearing them on cold winter days . Holds charge for a long time ,has its own charger , batteries are comfortable on the wrist . No need to remove them to use your phone . Excellent high end material . It works , I had my doubts ,but now I look forward to cold days !
Gigi Padilla –
These are great gloves but there are a few things a buyer should know.
First, the heater gets very warm. I mean toasty. But the heaters are only on the back of your hand so don’t be alarmed when you grab something cold and your brain shuts down in confusion.
That brings me to the second item. These are gloves liners, when worn alone the palms of your hands don’t know what is going on with the back of your hands. When warm with regular gloves the warmth will radiate and keep everything warm.
The next item to know is that the battery is a bit bulky, but sits nicely on the inside of the wrist so as not to be in the way. It adds a decent amount of weight to help with your fitness goals. If you wear these jogging make sure to get some heated socks or your legs will get jealous of the massive gains your arms are seeing.
On top of those items, the buyer should know that on high power the battery will last long past your ability to cope with the heat of your hands. At low power the battery lasted longer than my willingness to be out in the cold at night. Additionally, the power button is great, and in a tactical situation resembles the light of a cigarette, which would effectively confuse an enemy into thinking you were a flabby smoker instead of a ripped warrior with massively powerful arms. With a press of the button you can go instantly into stealth mode (though not for too long or your hands will get cold).
Overall, these are a great product and should be a part of every warrior jogger’s winter gear. For the price there is plenty left over to get some heated socks.
anxh99 –
Unbox these gloves today and immediately put them to work shoveling snow in a snowstorm. Here’s what you need to know about these gloves: I only charge them for about 30 minutes and they were fully charged up ready to go for the first time. Within 60 seconds these gloves were getting hot and toasty. The heat comes on the back of your hand and not in the grip. These gloves are thinner and meant for hand functionality, so that makes them perfect for driving, gripping a shovel, or even using your phone. While they are warm, these are probably not the gloves you want if you’re looking to play in the snow. WASOTO does make some different gloves that would be more suitable for that.
Because it’s really cold outside, I kept these gloves on high the whole time I was outside. The battery had no trouble keeping up with that amount of work. The battery pack zips in on the inside part of your wrist. It does add some weight to the glove but it was in no way bothering me. The sleeve comes up nice and high past the wrist and the battery pack doesn’t drag the glove down at all.
One thing to know, these gloves don’t run huge. I’d order up in size from what you normally wear. I’m an average sized woman, would normally wear size large or maybe even medium gloves, but these in extra large felt very comfortable.
These gloves work great and I’m definitely going to be keeping them charged up all season for when I have to head outside with my kids or anything that takes me out in the cold. I highly recommend you give these gloves a chance. I don’t think you’ll be disappointed.
Amp1490 –
These gloves look and feel great. Love how the fingers even heat up. I would give a 5star but after I charged the batteries, the RT glove didn’t respond after numerous attempts and switching batteries. I sent an email to company, they responded right away and are sending me new ones! AWESOME CUSTOMER SERVICE!
anxh99 –
These gloves look and feel great. Love how the fingers even heat up. I would give a 5star but after I charged the batteries, the RT glove didn’t respond after numerous attempts and switching batteries. I sent an email to company, they responded right away and are sending me new ones! AWESOME CUSTOMER SERVICE!
Amp1490 –
I finally found heated gloves that’s not too bulky. I need it for my job. I operate the spotlight for a outdoor ice skate show. We use a Robie Spotlight and it has small sliders. So that’s the reason why I needed gloves to keep my hands warm while operating during the show. The only reason why I had to give it a 4 star is because they aren’t as warm like the heated jackets. And I can’t really tell the difference between the low, medium, high settings. They all feel the same to me. The only way I can tell if they are working at all. I have to take them off wait for my hands to get cold. Put them back on. And I can feel the warmth. But again it’s not the same like the heated jackets. I can have it on low when wearing my jacket and I’m comfortable.
anxh99 –
These are great gloves but there are a few things a buyer should know.
First, the heater gets very warm. I mean toasty. But the heaters are only on the back of your hand so don’t be alarmed when you grab something cold and your brain shuts down in confusion.
That brings me to the second item. These are gloves liners, when worn alone the palms of your hands don’t know what is going on with the back of your hands. When warm with regular gloves the warmth will radiate and keep everything warm.
The next item to know is that the battery is a bit bulky, but sits nicely on the inside of the wrist so as not to be in the way. It adds a decent amount of weight to help with your fitness goals. If you wear these jogging make sure to get some heated socks or your legs will get jealous of the massive gains your arms are seeing.
On top of those items, the buyer should know that on high power the battery will last long past your ability to cope with the heat of your hands. At low power the battery lasted longer than my willingness to be out in the cold at night. Additionally, the power button is great, and in a tactical situation resembles the light of a cigarette, which would effectively confuse an enemy into thinking you were a flabby smoker instead of a ripped warrior with massively powerful arms. With a press of the button you can go instantly into stealth mode (though not for too long or your hands will get cold).
Overall, these are a great product and should be a part of every warrior jogger’s winter gear. For the price there is plenty left over to get some heated socks.
Budprop –
Unbox these gloves today and immediately put them to work shoveling snow in a snowstorm. Here’s what you need to know about these gloves: I only charge them for about 30 minutes and they were fully charged up ready to go for the first time. Within 60 seconds these gloves were getting hot and toasty. The heat comes on the back of your hand and not in the grip. These gloves are thinner and meant for hand functionality, so that makes them perfect for driving, gripping a shovel, or even using your phone. While they are warm, these are probably not the gloves you want if you’re looking to play in the snow. WASOTO does make some different gloves that would be more suitable for that.
Because it’s really cold outside, I kept these gloves on high the whole time I was outside. The battery had no trouble keeping up with that amount of work. The battery pack zips in on the inside part of your wrist. It does add some weight to the glove but it was in no way bothering me. The sleeve comes up nice and high past the wrist and the battery pack doesn’t drag the glove down at all.
One thing to know, these gloves don’t run huge. I’d order up in size from what you normally wear. I’m an average sized woman, would normally wear size large or maybe even medium gloves, but these in extra large felt very comfortable.
These gloves work great and I’m definitely going to be keeping them charged up all season for when I have to head outside with my kids or anything that takes me out in the cold. I highly recommend you give these gloves a chance. I don’t think you’ll be disappointed.
Amp1490 –
These are great gloves but there are a few things a buyer should know.
First, the heater gets very warm. I mean toasty. But the heaters are only on the back of your hand so don’t be alarmed when you grab something cold and your brain shuts down in confusion.
That brings me to the second item. These are gloves liners, when worn alone the palms of your hands don’t know what is going on with the back of your hands. When warm with regular gloves the warmth will radiate and keep everything warm.
The next item to know is that the battery is a bit bulky, but sits nicely on the inside of the wrist so as not to be in the way. It adds a decent amount of weight to help with your fitness goals. If you wear these jogging make sure to get some heated socks or your legs will get jealous of the massive gains your arms are seeing.
On top of those items, the buyer should know that on high power the battery will last long past your ability to cope with the heat of your hands. At low power the battery lasted longer than my willingness to be out in the cold at night. Additionally, the power button is great, and in a tactical situation resembles the light of a cigarette, which would effectively confuse an enemy into thinking you were a flabby smoker instead of a ripped warrior with massively powerful arms. With a press of the button you can go instantly into stealth mode (though not for too long or your hands will get cold).
Overall, these are a great product and should be a part of every warrior jogger’s winter gear. For the price there is plenty left over to get some heated socks.
Budprop –
These Wasoto heated glove liners are a game-changer for cold mornings. They fit snug under my gloves and the heating is evenly distributed, three settings that are easy to cycle through. Battery life held up for hours on medium and recharged quickly. Fabric is soft and breathable, and stitching looks solid so far. Perfect for commuting or winter walks, worth the buy.
Janet –
These gloves look and feel great. Love how the fingers even heat up. I would give a 5star but after I charged the batteries, the RT glove didn’t respond after numerous attempts and switching batteries. I sent an email to company, they responded right away and are sending me new ones! AWESOME CUSTOMER SERVICE!
Janet –
I picked up the WASOTO Heated Glove Liners for Men for early morning runs and winter chores, and they’ve been a total game-changer. They’re lightweight enough to wear on their own in mild weather or under heavier gloves when it’s really cold, and either way, they keep my hands comfortably warm without feeling bulky or sweaty.
Right out of the box, they felt high quality — soft, flexible, and well-stitched. The fit is snug but not tight, which makes them easy to move in whether I’m driving, using my phone, or gripping handlebars. The heating elements cover the entire back of the hand and fingers, not just the palm, which makes a huge difference when you’re out in the cold for longer periods. The warmth comes on quickly — within about 30 seconds — and the three adjustable heat settings let me pick just how toasty I want them.
Battery life has been excellent. On medium heat, I’ve gotten several hours of consistent warmth, which is perfect for winter hikes or snow shoveling. The rechargeable batteries are slim and tuck neatly into small wrist pockets, so they don’t get in the way or feel awkward. I also appreciate that the gloves are touchscreen compatible — I can check my phone or change playlists without having to take them off, which is a small but super convenient feature.
Even when not powered on, they’re warm and comfortable enough to wear as regular liners. They’ve held up great through a few light washes too.
Overall, these heated glove liners have made a huge difference in keeping my hands warm and functional on cold days. If you spend time outdoors in winter — running, biking, skiing, or just commuting — these are worth every penny. Warm, practical, and really well designed.
Gigi Padilla –
I finally found heated gloves that’s not too bulky. I need it for my job. I operate the spotlight for a outdoor ice skate show. We use a Robie Spotlight and it has small sliders. So that’s the reason why I needed gloves to keep my hands warm while operating during the show. The only reason why I had to give it a 4 star is because they aren’t as warm like the heated jackets. And I can’t really tell the difference between the low, medium, high settings. They all feel the same to me. The only way I can tell if they are working at all. I have to take them off wait for my hands to get cold. Put them back on. And I can feel the warmth. But again it’s not the same like the heated jackets. I can have it on low when wearing my jacket and I’m comfortable.
Gigi Padilla –
These Wasoto heated glove liners are a game-changer for cold mornings. They fit snug under my gloves and the heating is evenly distributed, three settings that are easy to cycle through. Battery life held up for hours on medium and recharged quickly. Fabric is soft and breathable, and stitching looks solid so far. Perfect for commuting or winter walks, worth the buy.
anxh99 –
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I absolutely love my WASOTO Heated Glove Liners! Easy to use and they work great. They’re super comfortable and fit snugly without feeling bulky. The material feels high quality and well made — you can tell they’re built to last. The small battery is a nice touch because it’s barely noticeable while wearing them, but it still delivers a surprisingly long battery life. My hands stay warm for hours, even in really cold weather. Perfect for outdoor activities or just daily use in the winter. Definitely worth every penny!
Janet –
Unbox these gloves today and immediately put them to work shoveling snow in a snowstorm. Here’s what you need to know about these gloves: I only charge them for about 30 minutes and they were fully charged up ready to go for the first time. Within 60 seconds these gloves were getting hot and toasty. The heat comes on the back of your hand and not in the grip. These gloves are thinner and meant for hand functionality, so that makes them perfect for driving, gripping a shovel, or even using your phone. While they are warm, these are probably not the gloves you want if you’re looking to play in the snow. WASOTO does make some different gloves that would be more suitable for that.
Because it’s really cold outside, I kept these gloves on high the whole time I was outside. The battery had no trouble keeping up with that amount of work. The battery pack zips in on the inside part of your wrist. It does add some weight to the glove but it was in no way bothering me. The sleeve comes up nice and high past the wrist and the battery pack doesn’t drag the glove down at all.
One thing to know, these gloves don’t run huge. I’d order up in size from what you normally wear. I’m an average sized woman, would normally wear size large or maybe even medium gloves, but these in extra large felt very comfortable.
These gloves work great and I’m definitely going to be keeping them charged up all season for when I have to head outside with my kids or anything that takes me out in the cold. I highly recommend you give these gloves a chance. I don’t think you’ll be disappointed.
Janet –
These are great gloves but there are a few things a buyer should know.
First, the heater gets very warm. I mean toasty. But the heaters are only on the back of your hand so don’t be alarmed when you grab something cold and your brain shuts down in confusion.
That brings me to the second item. These are gloves liners, when worn alone the palms of your hands don’t know what is going on with the back of your hands. When warm with regular gloves the warmth will radiate and keep everything warm.
The next item to know is that the battery is a bit bulky, but sits nicely on the inside of the wrist so as not to be in the way. It adds a decent amount of weight to help with your fitness goals. If you wear these jogging make sure to get some heated socks or your legs will get jealous of the massive gains your arms are seeing.
On top of those items, the buyer should know that on high power the battery will last long past your ability to cope with the heat of your hands. At low power the battery lasted longer than my willingness to be out in the cold at night. Additionally, the power button is great, and in a tactical situation resembles the light of a cigarette, which would effectively confuse an enemy into thinking you were a flabby smoker instead of a ripped warrior with massively powerful arms. With a press of the button you can go instantly into stealth mode (though not for too long or your hands will get cold).
Overall, these are a great product and should be a part of every warrior jogger’s winter gear. For the price there is plenty left over to get some heated socks.
Budprop –
These are great gloves but there are a few things a buyer should know.
First, the heater gets very warm. I mean toasty. But the heaters are only on the back of your hand so don’t be alarmed when you grab something cold and your brain shuts down in confusion.
That brings me to the second item. These are gloves liners, when worn alone the palms of your hands don’t know what is going on with the back of your hands. When warm with regular gloves the warmth will radiate and keep everything warm.
The next item to know is that the battery is a bit bulky, but sits nicely on the inside of the wrist so as not to be in the way. It adds a decent amount of weight to help with your fitness goals. If you wear these jogging make sure to get some heated socks or your legs will get jealous of the massive gains your arms are seeing.
On top of those items, the buyer should know that on high power the battery will last long past your ability to cope with the heat of your hands. At low power the battery lasted longer than my willingness to be out in the cold at night. Additionally, the power button is great, and in a tactical situation resembles the light of a cigarette, which would effectively confuse an enemy into thinking you were a flabby smoker instead of a ripped warrior with massively powerful arms. With a press of the button you can go instantly into stealth mode (though not for too long or your hands will get cold).
Overall, these are a great product and should be a part of every warrior jogger’s winter gear. For the price there is plenty left over to get some heated socks.
Edwin C. Shannon –
Tried twice. Gloves were fully charged overnight both instances.
First time it was high 30’s. Right glove got warm. Not much difference in the 3 heat settings at all. Basically just minor differences of lukewarm. Left glove was barely warm and died before the right. Total time on job site was 3 hours.
Second time was today, low 20’s. Neither glove got warm even on the highest setting. Batteries were lit up green this morning, indicating a full charge. Tried turning off then on again, all three heat settings. No change, gloves never really warmed up.
Fingers froze, had to keep stop working to try and keep blood flow. For what these cost you’d think they’d work well and for more than a day.
anxh99 –
I picked up the WASOTO Heated Glove Liners for Men for early morning runs and winter chores, and they’ve been a total game-changer. They’re lightweight enough to wear on their own in mild weather or under heavier gloves when it’s really cold, and either way, they keep my hands comfortably warm without feeling bulky or sweaty.
Right out of the box, they felt high quality — soft, flexible, and well-stitched. The fit is snug but not tight, which makes them easy to move in whether I’m driving, using my phone, or gripping handlebars. The heating elements cover the entire back of the hand and fingers, not just the palm, which makes a huge difference when you’re out in the cold for longer periods. The warmth comes on quickly — within about 30 seconds — and the three adjustable heat settings let me pick just how toasty I want them.
Battery life has been excellent. On medium heat, I’ve gotten several hours of consistent warmth, which is perfect for winter hikes or snow shoveling. The rechargeable batteries are slim and tuck neatly into small wrist pockets, so they don’t get in the way or feel awkward. I also appreciate that the gloves are touchscreen compatible — I can check my phone or change playlists without having to take them off, which is a small but super convenient feature.
Even when not powered on, they’re warm and comfortable enough to wear as regular liners. They’ve held up great through a few light washes too.
Overall, these heated glove liners have made a huge difference in keeping my hands warm and functional on cold days. If you spend time outdoors in winter — running, biking, skiing, or just commuting — these are worth every penny. Warm, practical, and really well designed.
DON’T ORDER THIS! They sent me the wrong soap, Olive Oil & Aloe Vera refills! Amazon said they would resend the correct product and what do you know, I received the same Olive Oil & Aloe Vera refills!!!!! –
These are great gloves if you live anywhere that’s cold ,specially for skiing or any outdoor sport, activity , in winter and cold climates. It’s thin and comfortable,not bulky ,yet very warm , absolutely love wearing them on cold winter days . Holds charge for a long time ,has its own charger , batteries are comfortable on the wrist . No need to remove them to use your phone . Excellent high end material . It works , I had my doubts ,but now I look forward to cold days !
DON’T ORDER THIS! They sent me the wrong soap, Olive Oil & Aloe Vera refills! Amazon said they would resend the correct product and what do you know, I received the same Olive Oil & Aloe Vera refills!!!!! –
I’m so pleased with these gloves! My dad was struggling to keep his fingertips warm in the cold and had mentioned wanting heated gloves but was apprehensive due to the cost. After researching I decided to get these for him. I’m so glad I did because they have already helped him so much. He loves that the can be used alone or can be slid into thicker gloves for a stronger barrier when working outdoors. He said he can withstand being outside longer than normal and they stay warm plenty long enough! I think this is the best gift I’ve gotten him to date and a great value! Great value and happy customer!
Amp1490 –
Unbox these gloves today and immediately put them to work shoveling snow in a snowstorm. Here’s what you need to know about these gloves: I only charge them for about 30 minutes and they were fully charged up ready to go for the first time. Within 60 seconds these gloves were getting hot and toasty. The heat comes on the back of your hand and not in the grip. These gloves are thinner and meant for hand functionality, so that makes them perfect for driving, gripping a shovel, or even using your phone. While they are warm, these are probably not the gloves you want if you’re looking to play in the snow. WASOTO does make some different gloves that would be more suitable for that.
Because it’s really cold outside, I kept these gloves on high the whole time I was outside. The battery had no trouble keeping up with that amount of work. The battery pack zips in on the inside part of your wrist. It does add some weight to the glove but it was in no way bothering me. The sleeve comes up nice and high past the wrist and the battery pack doesn’t drag the glove down at all.
One thing to know, these gloves don’t run huge. I’d order up in size from what you normally wear. I’m an average sized woman, would normally wear size large or maybe even medium gloves, but these in extra large felt very comfortable.
These gloves work great and I’m definitely going to be keeping them charged up all season for when I have to head outside with my kids or anything that takes me out in the cold. I highly recommend you give these gloves a chance. I don’t think you’ll be disappointed.
Amp1490 –
These Wasoto heated glove liners are a game-changer for cold mornings. They fit snug under my gloves and the heating is evenly distributed, three settings that are easy to cycle through. Battery life held up for hours on medium and recharged quickly. Fabric is soft and breathable, and stitching looks solid so far. Perfect for commuting or winter walks, worth the buy.
Amp1490 –
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I absolutely love my WASOTO Heated Glove Liners! Easy to use and they work great. They’re super comfortable and fit snugly without feeling bulky. The material feels high quality and well made — you can tell they’re built to last. The small battery is a nice touch because it’s barely noticeable while wearing them, but it still delivers a surprisingly long battery life. My hands stay warm for hours, even in really cold weather. Perfect for outdoor activities or just daily use in the winter. Definitely worth every penny!
Timothy Ball –
I had high hopes for these gloves, but unfortunately I would not recommend them. Please do not purchase these—I’m not certain that I can return them but I am certainly going to try!
For reference, I am a female with small wrists. I typically order bracelets in a “small” size rather than “regular.” I ordered a medium in these gloves because I prefer a glove to be larger than smaller, and they fit fine around the hand and fingers.
Normally, I wear an Apple Watch on one wrist and a stack of bracelets on the other. The wrist circumference of these gloves technically fit my wrist only if I was not wearing my watch or bracelets. With bracelets on, they were too tight. While this wasn’t ideal, it wasn’t a dealbreaker for me, as I mainly planned to wear the gloves briefly—from the parking lot into my office—then remove them once inside.
The real issue is performance.
These gloves are not waterproof—nowhere close. During the first weekend of inclement weather (rain and ice), the gloves became soaked, and within 10 minutes my fingers were freezing cold.
The following weekend, we had about 5 inches of snow with temperatures around 15°F. After about 30 minutes outside, the gloves were fully charged but provided no detectable heat. I actually thought I had accidentally turned them off, but they were still on—I simply couldn’t feel any warmth at all.
When it came time to shovel the driveway, I tried layering another pair of gloves over these, but they were too bulky to allow my North Face gloves to fit on top. Ironically, they aren’t nearly as warm as my North Face gloves. I ultimately removed these $100 gloves and wore my fuzzy North Face gloves instead—and my hands stayed warm and comfortable.
I’m honestly not sure if this pair was defective or just poorly made. They did seem to heat up indoors while sitting in my warm house, but in real outdoor conditions (15°F), they provided no warmth whatsoever.
For comparison, I ordered a different pair of heated gloves for my husband, and his were excellent—much thicker, evenly warm throughout, and actually effective in cold weather. I would absolutely purchase his gloves for myself over these. I’ve included the listing below for reference:
ES Tech (store)
Heated Gloves for Men Women Rechargeable with 7.4V 3000mAh Battery Thin Liner Work Touchscreen Heating Glove for Cold Weather
Janet –
I had high hopes for these gloves, but unfortunately I would not recommend them. Please do not purchase these—I’m not certain that I can return them but I am certainly going to try!
For reference, I am a female with small wrists. I typically order bracelets in a “small” size rather than “regular.” I ordered a medium in these gloves because I prefer a glove to be larger than smaller, and they fit fine around the hand and fingers.
Normally, I wear an Apple Watch on one wrist and a stack of bracelets on the other. The wrist circumference of these gloves technically fit my wrist only if I was not wearing my watch or bracelets. With bracelets on, they were too tight. While this wasn’t ideal, it wasn’t a dealbreaker for me, as I mainly planned to wear the gloves briefly—from the parking lot into my office—then remove them once inside.
The real issue is performance.
These gloves are not waterproof—nowhere close. During the first weekend of inclement weather (rain and ice), the gloves became soaked, and within 10 minutes my fingers were freezing cold.
The following weekend, we had about 5 inches of snow with temperatures around 15°F. After about 30 minutes outside, the gloves were fully charged but provided no detectable heat. I actually thought I had accidentally turned them off, but they were still on—I simply couldn’t feel any warmth at all.
When it came time to shovel the driveway, I tried layering another pair of gloves over these, but they were too bulky to allow my North Face gloves to fit on top. Ironically, they aren’t nearly as warm as my North Face gloves. I ultimately removed these $100 gloves and wore my fuzzy North Face gloves instead—and my hands stayed warm and comfortable.
I’m honestly not sure if this pair was defective or just poorly made. They did seem to heat up indoors while sitting in my warm house, but in real outdoor conditions (15°F), they provided no warmth whatsoever.
For comparison, I ordered a different pair of heated gloves for my husband, and his were excellent—much thicker, evenly warm throughout, and actually effective in cold weather. I would absolutely purchase his gloves for myself over these. I’ve included the listing below for reference:
ES Tech (store)
Heated Gloves for Men Women Rechargeable with 7.4V 3000mAh Battery Thin Liner Work Touchscreen Heating Glove for Cold Weather
Amp1490 –
These are great gloves if you live anywhere that’s cold ,specially for skiing or any outdoor sport, activity , in winter and cold climates. It’s thin and comfortable,not bulky ,yet very warm , absolutely love wearing them on cold winter days . Holds charge for a long time ,has its own charger , batteries are comfortable on the wrist . No need to remove them to use your phone . Excellent high end material . It works , I had my doubts ,but now I look forward to cold days !
DON’T ORDER THIS! They sent me the wrong soap, Olive Oil & Aloe Vera refills! Amazon said they would resend the correct product and what do you know, I received the same Olive Oil & Aloe Vera refills!!!!! –
These gloves look and feel great. Love how the fingers even heat up. I would give a 5star but after I charged the batteries, the RT glove didn’t respond after numerous attempts and switching batteries. I sent an email to company, they responded right away and are sending me new ones! AWESOME CUSTOMER SERVICE!
Amp1490 –
These XL WASOTO Heated Glove Liners are a game changer for anyone braving cooler weather. These gloves keep my hands warm for hours while operating heavy equipment or my kids soccer tournaments when it’s 30 degrees outside. Super comfy fit for bigger hands, and the three heat settings let me dial in just the right level without overheating. Battery life is solid, lasts a full day on medium and they’re lightweight enough to layer under regular gloves. No more numb fingers for me! Highly recommend for skiers, bikers, or anyone hating cold weather. Worth every penny.
Frank –
These gloves worked really good only needed them on low while fishing in 27 degree windy weather – batteries lasted all day and then some – impressed with the quality so far – bets adding the little heating packs to my gloves like I used to do
DON’T ORDER THIS! They sent me the wrong soap, Olive Oil & Aloe Vera refills! Amazon said they would resend the correct product and what do you know, I received the same Olive Oil & Aloe Vera refills!!!!! –
These XL WASOTO Heated Glove Liners are a game changer for anyone braving cooler weather. These gloves keep my hands warm for hours while operating heavy equipment or my kids soccer tournaments when it’s 30 degrees outside. Super comfy fit for bigger hands, and the three heat settings let me dial in just the right level without overheating. Battery life is solid, lasts a full day on medium and they’re lightweight enough to layer under regular gloves. No more numb fingers for me! Highly recommend for skiers, bikers, or anyone hating cold weather. Worth every penny.
Amp1490 –
Nice for the colder weather, but not recommended sub freezing temperatures. They fit my large hands nicely. The durability remains to be seen.
Marilia –
These are made of a high quality material. They work well on cold days for skiing. The battery will last on high for 5-6 hours. The one complaint I have is that the battery is very large and I have a hard time fitting it in my winter coat sleeve. They also run a touch big as well.
DON’T ORDER THIS! They sent me the wrong soap, Olive Oil & Aloe Vera refills! Amazon said they would resend the correct product and what do you know, I received the same Olive Oil & Aloe Vera refills!!!!! –
They work! They are toasty warm from the tips of my fingers through the rest of my hand.
I love how easy it is to change the level of warmth. Just press the button on the outside, above the wrist. They’re so effective that I sometimes dial it down from level 3 to level 1 for a while.
These are true glove liners. They can be worn alone, but they also slip easily inside my large fleece-lined gloves. That gives extra warmth and protection while shoveling snow.
When I wear them alone, I appreciate the rubber grips on the fingers and the palm. I also love the media-friendly touch-screen capability on the thumb and first finger tips.
The sizing chart is accurate. I bought a pair for someone who is extra small, and they really are extra small.
Jill –
They work! They are toasty warm from the tips of my fingers through the rest of my hand.
I love how easy it is to change the level of warmth. Just press the button on the outside, above the wrist. They’re so effective that I sometimes dial it down from level 3 to level 1 for a while.
These are true glove liners. They can be worn alone, but they also slip easily inside my large fleece-lined gloves. That gives extra warmth and protection while shoveling snow.
When I wear them alone, I appreciate the rubber grips on the fingers and the palm. I also love the media-friendly touch-screen capability on the thumb and first finger tips.
The sizing chart is accurate. I bought a pair for someone who is extra small, and they really are extra small.
Janet –
I finally found heated gloves that’s not too bulky. I need it for my job. I operate the spotlight for a outdoor ice skate show. We use a Robie Spotlight and it has small sliders. So that’s the reason why I needed gloves to keep my hands warm while operating during the show. The only reason why I had to give it a 4 star is because they aren’t as warm like the heated jackets. And I can’t really tell the difference between the low, medium, high settings. They all feel the same to me. The only way I can tell if they are working at all. I have to take them off wait for my hands to get cold. Put them back on. And I can feel the warmth. But again it’s not the same like the heated jackets. I can have it on low when wearing my jacket and I’m comfortable.
Stuart N. –
I had high hopes for these gloves, but unfortunately I would not recommend them. Please do not purchase these—I’m not certain that I can return them but I am certainly going to try!
For reference, I am a female with small wrists. I typically order bracelets in a “small” size rather than “regular.” I ordered a medium in these gloves because I prefer a glove to be larger than smaller, and they fit fine around the hand and fingers.
Normally, I wear an Apple Watch on one wrist and a stack of bracelets on the other. The wrist circumference of these gloves technically fit my wrist only if I was not wearing my watch or bracelets. With bracelets on, they were too tight. While this wasn’t ideal, it wasn’t a dealbreaker for me, as I mainly planned to wear the gloves briefly—from the parking lot into my office—then remove them once inside.
The real issue is performance.
These gloves are not waterproof—nowhere close. During the first weekend of inclement weather (rain and ice), the gloves became soaked, and within 10 minutes my fingers were freezing cold.
The following weekend, we had about 5 inches of snow with temperatures around 15°F. After about 30 minutes outside, the gloves were fully charged but provided no detectable heat. I actually thought I had accidentally turned them off, but they were still on—I simply couldn’t feel any warmth at all.
When it came time to shovel the driveway, I tried layering another pair of gloves over these, but they were too bulky to allow my North Face gloves to fit on top. Ironically, they aren’t nearly as warm as my North Face gloves. I ultimately removed these $100 gloves and wore my fuzzy North Face gloves instead—and my hands stayed warm and comfortable.
I’m honestly not sure if this pair was defective or just poorly made. They did seem to heat up indoors while sitting in my warm house, but in real outdoor conditions (15°F), they provided no warmth whatsoever.
For comparison, I ordered a different pair of heated gloves for my husband, and his were excellent—much thicker, evenly warm throughout, and actually effective in cold weather. I would absolutely purchase his gloves for myself over these. I’ve included the listing below for reference:
ES Tech (store)
Heated Gloves for Men Women Rechargeable with 7.4V 3000mAh Battery Thin Liner Work Touchscreen Heating Glove for Cold Weather
Renew –
I had high hopes for these gloves, but unfortunately I would not recommend them. Please do not purchase these—I’m not certain that I can return them but I am certainly going to try!
For reference, I am a female with small wrists. I typically order bracelets in a “small” size rather than “regular.” I ordered a medium in these gloves because I prefer a glove to be larger than smaller, and they fit fine around the hand and fingers.
Normally, I wear an Apple Watch on one wrist and a stack of bracelets on the other. The wrist circumference of these gloves technically fit my wrist only if I was not wearing my watch or bracelets. With bracelets on, they were too tight. While this wasn’t ideal, it wasn’t a dealbreaker for me, as I mainly planned to wear the gloves briefly—from the parking lot into my office—then remove them once inside.
The real issue is performance.
These gloves are not waterproof—nowhere close. During the first weekend of inclement weather (rain and ice), the gloves became soaked, and within 10 minutes my fingers were freezing cold.
The following weekend, we had about 5 inches of snow with temperatures around 15°F. After about 30 minutes outside, the gloves were fully charged but provided no detectable heat. I actually thought I had accidentally turned them off, but they were still on—I simply couldn’t feel any warmth at all.
When it came time to shovel the driveway, I tried layering another pair of gloves over these, but they were too bulky to allow my North Face gloves to fit on top. Ironically, they aren’t nearly as warm as my North Face gloves. I ultimately removed these $100 gloves and wore my fuzzy North Face gloves instead—and my hands stayed warm and comfortable.
I’m honestly not sure if this pair was defective or just poorly made. They did seem to heat up indoors while sitting in my warm house, but in real outdoor conditions (15°F), they provided no warmth whatsoever.
For comparison, I ordered a different pair of heated gloves for my husband, and his were excellent—much thicker, evenly warm throughout, and actually effective in cold weather. I would absolutely purchase his gloves for myself over these. I’ve included the listing below for reference:
ES Tech (store)
Heated Gloves for Men Women Rechargeable with 7.4V 3000mAh Battery Thin Liner Work Touchscreen Heating Glove for Cold Weather
Renew –
It’s warm, and I guess it does the job on really cold days…but I would be aware it’s not great.
Amazon Customer –
These gloves look and feel great. Love how the fingers even heat up. I would give a 5star but after I charged the batteries, the RT glove didn’t respond after numerous attempts and switching batteries. I sent an email to company, they responded right away and are sending me new ones! AWESOME CUSTOMER SERVICE!
Timothy Ball –
These are great gloves if you live anywhere that’s cold ,specially for skiing or any outdoor sport, activity , in winter and cold climates. It’s thin and comfortable,not bulky ,yet very warm , absolutely love wearing them on cold winter days . Holds charge for a long time ,has its own charger , batteries are comfortable on the wrist . No need to remove them to use your phone . Excellent high end material . It works , I had my doubts ,but now I look forward to cold days !
Edwin C. Shannon –
I had high hopes for these gloves, but unfortunately I would not recommend them. Please do not purchase these—I’m not certain that I can return them but I am certainly going to try!
For reference, I am a female with small wrists. I typically order bracelets in a “small” size rather than “regular.” I ordered a medium in these gloves because I prefer a glove to be larger than smaller, and they fit fine around the hand and fingers.
Normally, I wear an Apple Watch on one wrist and a stack of bracelets on the other. The wrist circumference of these gloves technically fit my wrist only if I was not wearing my watch or bracelets. With bracelets on, they were too tight. While this wasn’t ideal, it wasn’t a dealbreaker for me, as I mainly planned to wear the gloves briefly—from the parking lot into my office—then remove them once inside.
The real issue is performance.
These gloves are not waterproof—nowhere close. During the first weekend of inclement weather (rain and ice), the gloves became soaked, and within 10 minutes my fingers were freezing cold.
The following weekend, we had about 5 inches of snow with temperatures around 15°F. After about 30 minutes outside, the gloves were fully charged but provided no detectable heat. I actually thought I had accidentally turned them off, but they were still on—I simply couldn’t feel any warmth at all.
When it came time to shovel the driveway, I tried layering another pair of gloves over these, but they were too bulky to allow my North Face gloves to fit on top. Ironically, they aren’t nearly as warm as my North Face gloves. I ultimately removed these $100 gloves and wore my fuzzy North Face gloves instead—and my hands stayed warm and comfortable.
I’m honestly not sure if this pair was defective or just poorly made. They did seem to heat up indoors while sitting in my warm house, but in real outdoor conditions (15°F), they provided no warmth whatsoever.
For comparison, I ordered a different pair of heated gloves for my husband, and his were excellent—much thicker, evenly warm throughout, and actually effective in cold weather. I would absolutely purchase his gloves for myself over these. I’ve included the listing below for reference:
ES Tech (store)
Heated Gloves for Men Women Rechargeable with 7.4V 3000mAh Battery Thin Liner Work Touchscreen Heating Glove for Cold Weather
Dustin –
It’s clear from a number of reviews here that a lot of folks don’t know how to effectively use heated gear. First it has to be snug, so you might want to go down a size from your usual as long as you can fit your hands all the way into the gloves and don’t lose dexterity or range of motion.
Second, you need insulation. You will not get ski glove performance out of this thin glove liner just because it has a heating element in. Think they’re not working? Put your hands in your pockets for five minutes and you’ll find out they’re working just fine.
I wear these for winter riding on my motor scooter with handlebar mitts. The gloves heat up well and keep my hands toasty while giving me the dexterity of thin gloves when I hope off my bike and need to operate zippers, go through my wallet, or use my phone.
They are great if you size and use them properly.
Budprop –
These are great gloves but there are a few things a buyer should know.
First, the heater gets very warm. I mean toasty. But the heaters are only on the back of your hand so don’t be alarmed when you grab something cold and your brain shuts down in confusion.
That brings me to the second item. These are gloves liners, when worn alone the palms of your hands don’t know what is going on with the back of your hands. When warm with regular gloves the warmth will radiate and keep everything warm.
The next item to know is that the battery is a bit bulky, but sits nicely on the inside of the wrist so as not to be in the way. It adds a decent amount of weight to help with your fitness goals. If you wear these jogging make sure to get some heated socks or your legs will get jealous of the massive gains your arms are seeing.
On top of those items, the buyer should know that on high power the battery will last long past your ability to cope with the heat of your hands. At low power the battery lasted longer than my willingness to be out in the cold at night. Additionally, the power button is great, and in a tactical situation resembles the light of a cigarette, which would effectively confuse an enemy into thinking you were a flabby smoker instead of a ripped warrior with massively powerful arms. With a press of the button you can go instantly into stealth mode (though not for too long or your hands will get cold).
Overall, these are a great product and should be a part of every warrior jogger’s winter gear. For the price there is plenty left over to get some heated socks.
Amp1490 –
Keeps hands warm
Renew –
It’s clear from a number of reviews here that a lot of folks don’t know how to effectively use heated gear. First it has to be snug, so you might want to go down a size from your usual as long as you can fit your hands all the way into the gloves and don’t lose dexterity or range of motion.
Second, you need insulation. You will not get ski glove performance out of this thin glove liner just because it has a heating element in. Think they’re not working? Put your hands in your pockets for five minutes and you’ll find out they’re working just fine.
I wear these for winter riding on my motor scooter with handlebar mitts. The gloves heat up well and keep my hands toasty while giving me the dexterity of thin gloves when I hope off my bike and need to operate zippers, go through my wallet, or use my phone.
They are great if you size and use them properly.
Amazon Customer –
They work! They are toasty warm from the tips of my fingers through the rest of my hand.
I love how easy it is to change the level of warmth. Just press the button on the outside, above the wrist. They’re so effective that I sometimes dial it down from level 3 to level 1 for a while.
These are true glove liners. They can be worn alone, but they also slip easily inside my large fleece-lined gloves. That gives extra warmth and protection while shoveling snow.
When I wear them alone, I appreciate the rubber grips on the fingers and the palm. I also love the media-friendly touch-screen capability on the thumb and first finger tips.
The sizing chart is accurate. I bought a pair for someone who is extra small, and they really are extra small.
Linda –
Nice for the colder weather, but not recommended sub freezing temperatures. They fit my large hands nicely. The durability remains to be seen.
Alexander Montalvo –
It’s clear from a number of reviews here that a lot of folks don’t know how to effectively use heated gear. First it has to be snug, so you might want to go down a size from your usual as long as you can fit your hands all the way into the gloves and don’t lose dexterity or range of motion.
Second, you need insulation. You will not get ski glove performance out of this thin glove liner just because it has a heating element in. Think they’re not working? Put your hands in your pockets for five minutes and you’ll find out they’re working just fine.
I wear these for winter riding on my motor scooter with handlebar mitts. The gloves heat up well and keep my hands toasty while giving me the dexterity of thin gloves when I hope off my bike and need to operate zippers, go through my wallet, or use my phone.
They are great if you size and use them properly.
Amazon Customer –
These are made of a high quality material. They work well on cold days for skiing. The battery will last on high for 5-6 hours. The one complaint I have is that the battery is very large and I have a hard time fitting it in my winter coat sleeve. They also run a touch big as well.
Janet –
Nice for the colder weather, but not recommended sub freezing temperatures. They fit my large hands nicely. The durability remains to be seen.
Amp1490 –
They work! They are toasty warm from the tips of my fingers through the rest of my hand.
I love how easy it is to change the level of warmth. Just press the button on the outside, above the wrist. They’re so effective that I sometimes dial it down from level 3 to level 1 for a while.
These are true glove liners. They can be worn alone, but they also slip easily inside my large fleece-lined gloves. That gives extra warmth and protection while shoveling snow.
When I wear them alone, I appreciate the rubber grips on the fingers and the palm. I also love the media-friendly touch-screen capability on the thumb and first finger tips.
The sizing chart is accurate. I bought a pair for someone who is extra small, and they really are extra small.
Jill –
Mi experiencia con este tipo de guantes son excelentes para mi trabajo lo cual paso mucho tiempo dentro de un almacen tipo congelador. He tenido problemas con el conector de la bateria del guante por el uso a diario por mi trabajo que son mas de 8 horas de uso y la comunicacion con el servicio al cliente ha sido muy satisfecha ya que ellos responden y estan dispuestos a ayudar al cliente y me dieron remplazos nuevos siguiendo la comunicacion con ellos directamente. Ellos estan dispuestos a seguir mejorando sus productos y escuchan los comentarios de sus clientes. Me gusta los productos Wasoto y los recomiendo.
Dustin –
Mi experiencia con este tipo de guantes son excelentes para mi trabajo lo cual paso mucho tiempo dentro de un almacen tipo congelador. He tenido problemas con el conector de la bateria del guante por el uso a diario por mi trabajo que son mas de 8 horas de uso y la comunicacion con el servicio al cliente ha sido muy satisfecha ya que ellos responden y estan dispuestos a ayudar al cliente y me dieron remplazos nuevos siguiendo la comunicacion con ellos directamente. Ellos estan dispuestos a seguir mejorando sus productos y escuchan los comentarios de sus clientes. Me gusta los productos Wasoto y los recomiendo.
Renew –
I’m so pleased with these gloves! My dad was struggling to keep his fingertips warm in the cold and had mentioned wanting heated gloves but was apprehensive due to the cost. After researching I decided to get these for him. I’m so glad I did because they have already helped him so much. He loves that the can be used alone or can be slid into thicker gloves for a stronger barrier when working outdoors. He said he can withstand being outside longer than normal and they stay warm plenty long enough! I think this is the best gift I’ve gotten him to date and a great value! Great value and happy customer!
Dustin –
I’m so pleased with these gloves! My dad was struggling to keep his fingertips warm in the cold and had mentioned wanting heated gloves but was apprehensive due to the cost. After researching I decided to get these for him. I’m so glad I did because they have already helped him so much. He loves that the can be used alone or can be slid into thicker gloves for a stronger barrier when working outdoors. He said he can withstand being outside longer than normal and they stay warm plenty long enough! I think this is the best gift I’ve gotten him to date and a great value! Great value and happy customer!