WASOTO 7.4 V Rechargeable Heated E-Bike Gloves — Touchscreen
Original price was: $125.99.$119.00Current price is: $119.00. USD
Foggy winter e-bike commutes feel manageable with WASOTO’s 7.4V rechargeable heated gloves—22.2Wh battery, waterproof polyester shell, touchscreen tips and ambidextrous fit keep hands warm and controls responsive.
Description
WASOTO Heated Gloves WG001
A warm exhale of heat across chilled fingers turns the morning e-bike commute from distraction into focus. These rechargeable electric gloves (7.4 V, 22.2 Wh battery included) deliver controlled warmth through low-profile heating panels, preserving fingertip dexterity for braking, shifting and throttle control. The waterproof polyester shell and secure cuff shed spray and light snow, while touchscreen-capable fingertips let you operate displays and navigation without removing gloves. Ambidextrous design and compact sizing fit small hands comfortably for urban commutes, cold-weather trail rides, fishing stops, or outdoor work.
- 7.4 V / 22.2 Wh rechargeable battery included for dependable heat.
- Touchscreen-capable fingertips for uninterrupted device and controller use.
- Waterproof polyester construction resists moisture and wind.
- Low-profile heating elements maintain grip and precise control.
- Ambidextrous small size with secure cuff for a snug, mobile fit.
Professional-grade warmth engineered to keep riders focused, safe, and comfortable on every cold-weather journey.
100 reviews for WASOTO 7.4 V Rechargeable Heated E-Bike Gloves — Touchscreen
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Steve –
J’ai regardé beaucoup de marque et de commentaires avant d’acheter et pour cette marque les commentaires était bon et avec raisons c’est gants sont super ils chauffe vite ne prend même pas une minute et ont sent la chaleur je n’ai pas encore essayé par un gros froid mais je pense que même à-30 et plus ils feront le travail je les recommande
P/s ils sont fait petit alors commandé plus grand je porte du médium ou large habituellement et j’ai commandé du extra large et ils font juste bien
Dale E. Mommer –
Got these pair of gloves to try Skiing and it did help to prevent freezing. Batteries are placed near the wrist with a connector and was able to hold for a day’s long usage. Material is very strong and the fit is also perfect. Battery power and heat level indicators are placed in an apt position to easily view and adjust. Three levels of heat settings are available to adjust according to the wind and weather. A belt given near the wrist is easy to tighten the gloves to fit and there’s one more string at the very bottom for extra protection. It’s long enough to prevent the wind and can be worn over the jacket. Overall design is very nice and it comes with a small pouch to carry. The included double charger port is easy to charge both the batteries at the same time.
Jenna –
I am absolutely obsessed with these heated gloves! From the moment I slipped them on, I could feel the warmth hugging my hands — even on the coldest morning. They feel premium, cozy, and built to last. I’m so excited to wear them this winter when the kids and I head out into the snow for sledding, snowball fights, and building snowmen.
What I love:
* The heat kicks in quickly and stays consistent, so I’m never worried about frozen fingers while cheering on the kids or grabbing sleds.
* The fit is comfortable and allows me to move freely — perfect for throwing snow into the air, chasing the little ones down the hill, or making snow angels without feeling bulky.
* They look stylish too, which is a nice bonus.
I can’t wait for those really cold days when the thermometer drops and the wind bites – these gloves are going to be my go-to for staying warm and present with the kids while they play. No more “my hands are too cold” excuses! I highly recommend them if you want to fully enjoy winter outdoors without sacrificing comfort.
Storm –
Not good work gloves. They’ll keep hands warm no problem. Sizing key factor for usefulness
Amanda –
The WASOTO heated gloves are better than most and a good value if purchase for 79.99 or less, but definitely not the best heated gloves out there. The positives are the batteries that do last as long as advertised. They are 7.4V 3000mAH that last up to 8hrs on low setting, between 4-5hrs on medium setting and 2.5-3 on high setting. The charger is also a full charger with AC outlet that allows batteries to be charged fully under 3hrs. Lastly, these gloves DO heat the fingers and not just the back of the hands, which is a huge positive. The gloves are comfortable as expected and do like the power button location which is located on the back of the wrist, easily accessible, easy to change between the settings.
Cons: The lowest setting does not produce much heat and could barely feel any warmth, but there is a significant jump in heat when go to the medium setting. So realistically, the gloves will give you 4 hrs of heat if use the medium setting. The high setting does really use a lot of power and will get between 2-3 hours. I honestly kept it on the medium because I didn’t really notice much up a difference between the medium and high settings. It also takes about 3-5 minutes for the gloves to heat up, so don’t expect immediate warmth and would recommend giving them time to warmup before putting them on. They do not provide immediate warmth, so if that is what you need get a different brand. There is only the tip of the right index finger that can reliably be used on touchscreens. My biggest complaint on these gloves is the shell, that clings to a lot of lent, dust particles and other materials (Attached picture). I put the gloves on to try them out inside my apartment and within 2hrs I noticed they were already starting to accumulate dust particles due to the polyester shell.
The gloves I’ve had the best experience so far is Mia & Coco that I think are a better value for the money so would recommend checking those out before making your decision.
Here is the link for that listing: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B5N8FD1Y?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details
LLroomtempJ –
Didn’t have much time to really test them out yet, but so far they are working great, I’ve always had problems with my hands freezing every winter, poor blood circulation, and I am satisfied with them so far. They keep my hands warm for a few good hours that I’m out and about and still have a full battery when I get home.
10 out of 10 .
Simon Theriault –
pour le travail et ils sont parfait car je suis très frileux des main et ils la parfaite chaleur
Storm –
Pour pelleter la neige…
Todd W. Stewart –
I can now shovel snow without my fingers freezing! With my unheated gloves, I could only stay out for 5 or 10 minutes before I had to go in the house to warm up my fingers. With these heated gloves I can stay out in the cold until I’m done. The battery life is great, the gloves are long enough to go over my coat sleeves. They are comfortable and have a strap to tighten on the wrist, so they stay on. Worth the cost for me!
pierre levesque –
Pour pelleter la neige…
Storm –
Recently got snowed in and was very thankful for these gloves. They performed like a champ while shoveling drifts off my stairs and getting ice off the driveway. Fast charge and warm-up, water resistant and durable, and lasted long enough to let me get the snow up and check the roof for damage. Can recommend.
kim guerra –
My husband really loves the gloves, he has arthritis in his hands so the cold really bothers him with these gloves he can control the amount of heat he need when outside,easy to recharge True to size.
Bob Kyoung –
Didn’t have much time to really test them out yet, but so far they are working great, I’ve always had problems with my hands freezing every winter, poor blood circulation, and I am satisfied with them so far. They keep my hands warm for a few good hours that I’m out and about and still have a full battery when I get home.
10 out of 10 .
Storm –
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These gloves are great for someone who likes outdoor activities in the heavy winter. They are bulky, but they definitely keep your hands warm. The heating element does not get hot, but it is a nice comfortable warmth that along with all of the padding will definitely keep your hands warm when you’re out playing in the snow doing sports or most anything. They were true to the sizing chart and surprisingly light for having a battery in each glove. Super easy to turn them on and operate them you can unplug the battery when you’re done to save battery life. Overall, I highly recommend these. I think they’re amazing.
Bob Kyoung –
Not good work gloves. They’ll keep hands warm no problem. Sizing key factor for usefulness
Amazon Customer –
I only gave 4 stars because the sizing seems off. I normally wear medium men’s gloves, but I ordered large according to the size chart. The large even seemed too small, mainly because the thumbs felt way too short. So I ordered x-large, but they were definitely too big, but the thumbs still felt too short. I decided to keep the large size and returned the x-large. Now that I have 20 days of skiing with these gloves, they have loosened up and fit pretty well. (I still feel the thumbs are a bit too short.) When new the gloves felt pretty stiff, but they just needed a break-in period. I am really liking these gloves now! They are very well made and have several great features. They are pretty well insulated, much more than my previous heated gloves from another company, so sometimes I don’t even need to turn them on. The batteries are bigger and last longer than my previous glove batteries. I like that it shows me how much battery life is left. I also like that that gloves won’t accidentally turn on or off, however sometimes the power level accidentally changes if I bump the power switch. Another nice feature is the wrist straps which prevent accidental loss of gloves. I also like the large cuffs that I wear over my jacket sleeves which prevent any snow intrusion. Overall, these are an excellent value and I highly recommend them.
pierre levesque –
pour le travail et ils sont parfait car je suis très frileux des main et ils la parfaite chaleur
Amanda –
J’ai regardé beaucoup de marque et de commentaires avant d’acheter et pour cette marque les commentaires était bon et avec raisons c’est gants sont super ils chauffe vite ne prend même pas une minute et ont sent la chaleur je n’ai pas encore essayé par un gros froid mais je pense que même à-30 et plus ils feront le travail je les recommande
P/s ils sont fait petit alors commandé plus grand je porte du médium ou large habituellement et j’ai commandé du extra large et ils font juste bien
Dan –
I can now shovel snow without my fingers freezing! With my unheated gloves, I could only stay out for 5 or 10 minutes before I had to go in the house to warm up my fingers. With these heated gloves I can stay out in the cold until I’m done. The battery life is great, the gloves are long enough to go over my coat sleeves. They are comfortable and have a strap to tighten on the wrist, so they stay on. Worth the cost for me!
Simon Theriault –
Not good work gloves. They’ll keep hands warm no problem. Sizing key factor for usefulness
LLroomtempJ –
Pour pelleter la neige…
Jacqui –
J’ai regardé beaucoup de marque et de commentaires avant d’acheter et pour cette marque les commentaires était bon et avec raisons c’est gants sont super ils chauffe vite ne prend même pas une minute et ont sent la chaleur je n’ai pas encore essayé par un gros froid mais je pense que même à-30 et plus ils feront le travail je les recommande
P/s ils sont fait petit alors commandé plus grand je porte du médium ou large habituellement et j’ai commandé du extra large et ils font juste bien
Dale E. Mommer –
Excellent product. They warm up fairly quickly. The high setting is perfect for me for a few minutes. Then I dial it back to medium. I’ve worn them for up to 5 hours at a clip with no battery issues. I would say they run a bit small. Overall, I’m very happy with them.
Nathan –
Bought these for the upcoming winter cold snaps. Used them this morning in 7 degree weather and within about 5 seconds of turning them on you could already feel the warmth. Stayed outside for about 25 mins with these and they did not disappoint at all. Still had full bars on the battery with them on high for that time. Comfortable and not too bulky to do things while wearing them. Look forward to more uses!
CJ7 –
I bought these Wasoto Heated Glovesgloves and used them for a few days, but I found them lacking in a few areas. So I did more research and bought a pair of highly-rated (10/10) Cauasock heated gloves (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FJBYNKMV?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1).
This review is more of a comparison between the two than a flat review of the Wasotos.
I found these Wasoto gloves kept may hands what I would call lukewarm. My hands never got cold, and they never got really hot either. Maybe I have high expectations for heated gloves in general, but I expected heated gloves to get warmer than these did.
The Cauasock gloves do get a little bit warmer than the Wasotos. But neither brand got so hot I had to turn them down, which is a bit disappointing. I’d rather have to turn the temperature down than have a maximum temperature that’s barely warm enough.
The palms of either brand apparently do not contain any heating elements because I never felt heat from that area. But it makes sense since you’re often gripping something, and that could cause stress on the heating elements. The heating elements in the Cauasocks also extend over the fingertips, so they stay warm too.
The control button on the Wasoto gloves is on the sleeve. For me that meant having the squeeze the button between my thumb and forefinger to activate it. The control button on the Cauasock glove is on the back of the hand. Meaning there’s already support behind it, so it can be pressed with one finger.
The battery on the Wasoto gloves is in a pocket at the bottom of the sleeve where it hangs off the wrist. For me it felt uncomfortable, like something was slightly tugging at my wrist. The Cauasock gloves hold the battery at the top of the sleeve, where it rests on top of your wrist.
In the end I returned these and stayed withe the Cauasock gloves.
Steve –
Pour pelleter la neige…
Todd W. Stewart –
J’ai regardé beaucoup de marque et de commentaires avant d’acheter et pour cette marque les commentaires était bon et avec raisons c’est gants sont super ils chauffe vite ne prend même pas une minute et ont sent la chaleur je n’ai pas encore essayé par un gros froid mais je pense que même à-30 et plus ils feront le travail je les recommande
P/s ils sont fait petit alors commandé plus grand je porte du médium ou large habituellement et j’ai commandé du extra large et ils font juste bien
Storm –
J’ai regardé beaucoup de marque et de commentaires avant d’acheter et pour cette marque les commentaires était bon et avec raisons c’est gants sont super ils chauffe vite ne prend même pas une minute et ont sent la chaleur je n’ai pas encore essayé par un gros froid mais je pense que même à-30 et plus ils feront le travail je les recommande
P/s ils sont fait petit alors commandé plus grand je porte du médium ou large habituellement et j’ai commandé du extra large et ils font juste bien
Jacqui –
Living in Western New York I should have purchased these years ago. Big box stores wanted almost $200 for a pair of heated gloves and after doing some YouTube research I settled on these for around $75 which is a great value. The batteries that come with these are little small (22.2 WH) which will give you about 2-2.5 hours on high but you can purchase larger batteries for about $27 a pair. These gloves are very comfortable and there sizing chart was spot on and will keep your hands warm when the temps drop into the single digits. Not too big or bulky and work great.
pierre levesque –
J’ai regardé beaucoup de marque et de commentaires avant d’acheter et pour cette marque les commentaires était bon et avec raisons c’est gants sont super ils chauffe vite ne prend même pas une minute et ont sent la chaleur je n’ai pas encore essayé par un gros froid mais je pense que même à-30 et plus ils feront le travail je les recommande
P/s ils sont fait petit alors commandé plus grand je porte du médium ou large habituellement et j’ai commandé du extra large et ils font juste bien
John paterson –
Pour pelleter la neige…
Michael DiGirolamo –
Didn’t have much time to really test them out yet, but so far they are working great, I’ve always had problems with my hands freezing every winter, poor blood circulation, and I am satisfied with them so far. They keep my hands warm for a few good hours that I’m out and about and still have a full battery when I get home.
10 out of 10 .
Dale E. Mommer –
The WASOTO heated gloves are better than most and a good value if purchase for 79.99 or less, but definitely not the best heated gloves out there. The positives are the batteries that do last as long as advertised. They are 7.4V 3000mAH that last up to 8hrs on low setting, between 4-5hrs on medium setting and 2.5-3 on high setting. The charger is also a full charger with AC outlet that allows batteries to be charged fully under 3hrs. Lastly, these gloves DO heat the fingers and not just the back of the hands, which is a huge positive. The gloves are comfortable as expected and do like the power button location which is located on the back of the wrist, easily accessible, easy to change between the settings.
Cons: The lowest setting does not produce much heat and could barely feel any warmth, but there is a significant jump in heat when go to the medium setting. So realistically, the gloves will give you 4 hrs of heat if use the medium setting. The high setting does really use a lot of power and will get between 2-3 hours. I honestly kept it on the medium because I didn’t really notice much up a difference between the medium and high settings. It also takes about 3-5 minutes for the gloves to heat up, so don’t expect immediate warmth and would recommend giving them time to warmup before putting them on. They do not provide immediate warmth, so if that is what you need get a different brand. There is only the tip of the right index finger that can reliably be used on touchscreens. My biggest complaint on these gloves is the shell, that clings to a lot of lent, dust particles and other materials (Attached picture). I put the gloves on to try them out inside my apartment and within 2hrs I noticed they were already starting to accumulate dust particles due to the polyester shell.
The gloves I’ve had the best experience so far is Mia & Coco that I think are a better value for the money so would recommend checking those out before making your decision.
Here is the link for that listing: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B5N8FD1Y?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details
pierre levesque –
Didn’t have much time to really test them out yet, but so far they are working great, I’ve always had problems with my hands freezing every winter, poor blood circulation, and I am satisfied with them so far. They keep my hands warm for a few good hours that I’m out and about and still have a full battery when I get home.
10 out of 10 .
Storm –
These heated gloves work well. They have heating elements in the fingers, which is a game changer from a performance perspective (when compared to other offerings on the market).
I wore them out on a 4hr bicycle ride (I’m a roadie) on medium heat in 25°F (sub-freezing) and my fingers were warm the whole time and functional at the end of the ride. I was able to take the gloves off, reach into my pocket, get my keys and unlock my door – huge win. I highly recommend.
I wish the charger weren’t proprietary. USB-C would have been nice.
Storm –
Living in Western New York I should have purchased these years ago. Big box stores wanted almost $200 for a pair of heated gloves and after doing some YouTube research I settled on these for around $75 which is a great value. The batteries that come with these are little small (22.2 WH) which will give you about 2-2.5 hours on high but you can purchase larger batteries for about $27 a pair. These gloves are very comfortable and there sizing chart was spot on and will keep your hands warm when the temps drop into the single digits. Not too big or bulky and work great.
Steve –
Not good work gloves. They’ll keep hands warm no problem. Sizing key factor for usefulness
Jacqui –
I can now shovel snow without my fingers freezing! With my unheated gloves, I could only stay out for 5 or 10 minutes before I had to go in the house to warm up my fingers. With these heated gloves I can stay out in the cold until I’m done. The battery life is great, the gloves are long enough to go over my coat sleeves. They are comfortable and have a strap to tighten on the wrist, so they stay on. Worth the cost for me!
Dan –
Living in Western New York I should have purchased these years ago. Big box stores wanted almost $200 for a pair of heated gloves and after doing some YouTube research I settled on these for around $75 which is a great value. The batteries that come with these are little small (22.2 WH) which will give you about 2-2.5 hours on high but you can purchase larger batteries for about $27 a pair. These gloves are very comfortable and there sizing chart was spot on and will keep your hands warm when the temps drop into the single digits. Not too big or bulky and work great.
Amanda –
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These gloves are great for someone who likes outdoor activities in the heavy winter. They are bulky, but they definitely keep your hands warm. The heating element does not get hot, but it is a nice comfortable warmth that along with all of the padding will definitely keep your hands warm when you’re out playing in the snow doing sports or most anything. They were true to the sizing chart and surprisingly light for having a battery in each glove. Super easy to turn them on and operate them you can unplug the battery when you’re done to save battery life. Overall, I highly recommend these. I think they’re amazing.
Katie Klintworth –
Living in Western New York I should have purchased these years ago. Big box stores wanted almost $200 for a pair of heated gloves and after doing some YouTube research I settled on these for around $75 which is a great value. The batteries that come with these are little small (22.2 WH) which will give you about 2-2.5 hours on high but you can purchase larger batteries for about $27 a pair. These gloves are very comfortable and there sizing chart was spot on and will keep your hands warm when the temps drop into the single digits. Not too big or bulky and work great.
Jacqui –
I am keeping this one after comparing few different gloves. Quite warm and long lasting as advertised. Feels like a durable set.
Storm –
Got these pair of gloves to try Skiing and it did help to prevent freezing. Batteries are placed near the wrist with a connector and was able to hold for a day’s long usage. Material is very strong and the fit is also perfect. Battery power and heat level indicators are placed in an apt position to easily view and adjust. Three levels of heat settings are available to adjust according to the wind and weather. A belt given near the wrist is easy to tighten the gloves to fit and there’s one more string at the very bottom for extra protection. It’s long enough to prevent the wind and can be worn over the jacket. Overall design is very nice and it comes with a small pouch to carry. The included double charger port is easy to charge both the batteries at the same time.
Storm –
I am keeping this one after comparing few different gloves. Quite warm and long lasting as advertised. Feels like a durable set.
pierre levesque –
Not good work gloves. They’ll keep hands warm no problem. Sizing key factor for usefulness
Amanda –
I am keeping this one after comparing few different gloves. Quite warm and long lasting as advertised. Feels like a durable set.
Simon Theriault –
Didn’t have much time to really test them out yet, but so far they are working great, I’ve always had problems with my hands freezing every winter, poor blood circulation, and I am satisfied with them so far. They keep my hands warm for a few good hours that I’m out and about and still have a full battery when I get home.
10 out of 10 .
Simon Theriault –
Pour pelleter la neige…
John paterson –
Didn’t have much time to really test them out yet, but so far they are working great, I’ve always had problems with my hands freezing every winter, poor blood circulation, and I am satisfied with them so far. They keep my hands warm for a few good hours that I’m out and about and still have a full battery when I get home.
10 out of 10 .
Katie Klintworth –
I bought these for my husband for Christmas after getting him Carhart gloves and he would still come in with his fingers burning. You see, when he was young he had gotten frostbite on his fingers, so when he is in the cold for long, his fingers will burn terribly and will continue for a couple hours after coming inside.
Well, today was the first time he truly got to put these heated gloves to use. We had a large snow storm move through with sub zero temps, and with a feel like of -2°F. My husband went out and used the snowblower to clear our driveway and sidewalks, along with neighbors’ sidewalks and driveways. He was out there for 2 hours. When he came in, he was so excited about his gloves. Not only were his fingers not cold, but his whole hands were actually warm. He said when he first went out he put the gloves on high, but once warm he turned them to low and kept them on that setting the rest of the time. Using them 2 hours straight, his battery meter went down only 1 bar. He told me I needed to get on here and review these as 5 stars. He also asked me to send him the link so he can share them with his buddies. This was a fantastic purchase!
Bob Kyoung –
Pour pelleter la neige…
John paterson –
Not good work gloves. They’ll keep hands warm no problem. Sizing key factor for usefulness
Bird mom –
These gloves kept my hands warm in 10 to 20 degree weather during several hours if snow shoveling and walks. Unfortunately after a few weeks, one battery failed to hold its charge, but thankfully the WASOTO customer service team gets an A+ for their response. I received a reply to my email the same day I contacted them. I had 2 new batteries in a week. I usually wear women’s size medium glove, and ordered a size small in these. They are a bit larger than I usually wear, but work fine for my needs.
Tiffany Novak –
I am very impressed with these heated gloves! My hands are the worst at getting cold. They dont take long to freeze. I have had these for a while and absolutely love them, they keep my hands super warm, they are a little tight in the fingers but after wearing for a while they are stretched out a little more and go on with ease. The battery is good I would say I have not had a chance to use them for if say long hours at a time yet but I due use them often for short times and they have held up!
Kindle Customer –
The gloves were fine for exactly 7 snowstorms here in New England. 7 Storms and then they crap the bed.
The batteries are still good however there is problems with the connections to the gloves…. turn them and they turn right off…. and without the batteries the gloves are not well insulated in my opinion as in the cold i have to revert to my ski gloves…. put it mildly and not worth the money
pierre levesque –
I am keeping this one after comparing few different gloves. Quite warm and long lasting as advertised. Feels like a durable set.
Imran Rana –
I recently purchased a pair of heated gloves (WASOTO), and I must say, they have completely transformed my outdoor experiences during the cold months. From the moment I slipped my hands into them, I could feel the quality and thought that had gone into their design.
The gloves are made of high-quality materials that provide excellent insulation and offer impressive durability. The heating element is well-distributed throughout the glove, ensuring each finger is warmed. What sets these gloves apart is the ability to adjust the temperature. With three settings (low, medium, and high), I can easily find the perfect level of warmth for any outdoor activity, whether hiking, skiing, or just walking on a chilly day.
Battery life is another highlight. Fully charged, the gloves keep my hands warm for hours, providing consistent heat without frequent recharging. This is particularly appreciated during long days out in the cold.
One minor drawback is the size. The gloves run a bit small, so I recommend sizing up for a comfortable fit, especially if you plan to wear a thin pair of gloves underneath for added warmth.
In conclusion, these heated gloves are a fantastic investment for anyone looking to combat the cold. They offer an unbeatable combination of warmth, comfort, and convenience, making them a must-have for the winter season. Whether you’re an avid outdoors person or hate the cold, these gloves will not disappoint.
Bob Kyoung –
I am keeping this one after comparing few different gloves. Quite warm and long lasting as advertised. Feels like a durable set.
Dale E. Mommer –
I can now shovel snow without my fingers freezing! With my unheated gloves, I could only stay out for 5 or 10 minutes before I had to go in the house to warm up my fingers. With these heated gloves I can stay out in the cold until I’m done. The battery life is great, the gloves are long enough to go over my coat sleeves. They are comfortable and have a strap to tighten on the wrist, so they stay on. Worth the cost for me!
Katie Klintworth –
These gloves kept my hands warm in 10 to 20 degree weather during several hours if snow shoveling and walks. Unfortunately after a few weeks, one battery failed to hold its charge, but thankfully the WASOTO customer service team gets an A+ for their response. I received a reply to my email the same day I contacted them. I had 2 new batteries in a week. I usually wear women’s size medium glove, and ordered a size small in these. They are a bit larger than I usually wear, but work fine for my needs.
SB –
I only gave 4 stars because the sizing seems off. I normally wear medium men’s gloves, but I ordered large according to the size chart. The large even seemed too small, mainly because the thumbs felt way too short. So I ordered x-large, but they were definitely too big, but the thumbs still felt too short. I decided to keep the large size and returned the x-large. Now that I have 20 days of skiing with these gloves, they have loosened up and fit pretty well. (I still feel the thumbs are a bit too short.) When new the gloves felt pretty stiff, but they just needed a break-in period. I am really liking these gloves now! They are very well made and have several great features. They are pretty well insulated, much more than my previous heated gloves from another company, so sometimes I don’t even need to turn them on. The batteries are bigger and last longer than my previous glove batteries. I like that it shows me how much battery life is left. I also like that that gloves won’t accidentally turn on or off, however sometimes the power level accidentally changes if I bump the power switch. Another nice feature is the wrist straps which prevent accidental loss of gloves. I also like the large cuffs that I wear over my jacket sleeves which prevent any snow intrusion. Overall, these are an excellent value and I highly recommend them.
Derrick Sweeney –
J’ai regardé beaucoup de marque et de commentaires avant d’acheter et pour cette marque les commentaires était bon et avec raisons c’est gants sont super ils chauffe vite ne prend même pas une minute et ont sent la chaleur je n’ai pas encore essayé par un gros froid mais je pense que même à-30 et plus ils feront le travail je les recommande
P/s ils sont fait petit alors commandé plus grand je porte du médium ou large habituellement et j’ai commandé du extra large et ils font juste bien
Dan –
J’ai regardé beaucoup de marque et de commentaires avant d’acheter et pour cette marque les commentaires était bon et avec raisons c’est gants sont super ils chauffe vite ne prend même pas une minute et ont sent la chaleur je n’ai pas encore essayé par un gros froid mais je pense que même à-30 et plus ils feront le travail je les recommande
P/s ils sont fait petit alors commandé plus grand je porte du médium ou large habituellement et j’ai commandé du extra large et ils font juste bien
Derrick Sweeney –
These gloves kept my hands warm in 10 to 20 degree weather during several hours if snow shoveling and walks. Unfortunately after a few weeks, one battery failed to hold its charge, but thankfully the WASOTO customer service team gets an A+ for their response. I received a reply to my email the same day I contacted them. I had 2 new batteries in a week. I usually wear women’s size medium glove, and ordered a size small in these. They are a bit larger than I usually wear, but work fine for my needs.
Jacqui –
I bought these for my husband for Christmas after getting him Carhart gloves and he would still come in with his fingers burning. You see, when he was young he had gotten frostbite on his fingers, so when he is in the cold for long, his fingers will burn terribly and will continue for a couple hours after coming inside.
Well, today was the first time he truly got to put these heated gloves to use. We had a large snow storm move through with sub zero temps, and with a feel like of -2°F. My husband went out and used the snowblower to clear our driveway and sidewalks, along with neighbors’ sidewalks and driveways. He was out there for 2 hours. When he came in, he was so excited about his gloves. Not only were his fingers not cold, but his whole hands were actually warm. He said when he first went out he put the gloves on high, but once warm he turned them to low and kept them on that setting the rest of the time. Using them 2 hours straight, his battery meter went down only 1 bar. He told me I needed to get on here and review these as 5 stars. He also asked me to send him the link so he can share them with his buddies. This was a fantastic purchase!
Bird mom –
J’ai regardé beaucoup de marque et de commentaires avant d’acheter et pour cette marque les commentaires était bon et avec raisons c’est gants sont super ils chauffe vite ne prend même pas une minute et ont sent la chaleur je n’ai pas encore essayé par un gros froid mais je pense que même à-30 et plus ils feront le travail je les recommande
P/s ils sont fait petit alors commandé plus grand je porte du médium ou large habituellement et j’ai commandé du extra large et ils font juste bien
Amazon Customer –
I bought these for my husband for Christmas after getting him Carhart gloves and he would still come in with his fingers burning. You see, when he was young he had gotten frostbite on his fingers, so when he is in the cold for long, his fingers will burn terribly and will continue for a couple hours after coming inside.
Well, today was the first time he truly got to put these heated gloves to use. We had a large snow storm move through with sub zero temps, and with a feel like of -2°F. My husband went out and used the snowblower to clear our driveway and sidewalks, along with neighbors’ sidewalks and driveways. He was out there for 2 hours. When he came in, he was so excited about his gloves. Not only were his fingers not cold, but his whole hands were actually warm. He said when he first went out he put the gloves on high, but once warm he turned them to low and kept them on that setting the rest of the time. Using them 2 hours straight, his battery meter went down only 1 bar. He told me I needed to get on here and review these as 5 stars. He also asked me to send him the link so he can share them with his buddies. This was a fantastic purchase!
Bird mom –
Living in Western New York I should have purchased these years ago. Big box stores wanted almost $200 for a pair of heated gloves and after doing some YouTube research I settled on these for around $75 which is a great value. The batteries that come with these are little small (22.2 WH) which will give you about 2-2.5 hours on high but you can purchase larger batteries for about $27 a pair. These gloves are very comfortable and there sizing chart was spot on and will keep your hands warm when the temps drop into the single digits. Not too big or bulky and work great.
SB –
I never review any products I buy, until today. Just got back inside from shoveling snow for the past hour. Outside temp is -4 degrees Fahrenheit, with a strong wind. I set the temperature on my gloves to meduim and my hands with very comfortable. Next time I will try the high setting to see if I can actually say my hands were warm. I have neoropathy and am 76 years old. These gloves are amazing. I have used them several times now for a total of almost 3 hours and the batteries are still at 3/4 charge. I purchased the large size and they fit perfectly. I used their guide. I do not have large hands, so if you are between sizes, I would suggest buying the next size up. Great quality, and work as advertised. Not inexpensive, but worth every dollar. Batteries are replaceable and easy to remove from the gloves for charging. So glad I decided to make this purchase.
Bird mom –
These gloves are awesome my hands definitely did not get cold on the bike on cold days battery lasts a long time .
Imran Rana –
I only gave 4 stars because the sizing seems off. I normally wear medium men’s gloves, but I ordered large according to the size chart. The large even seemed too small, mainly because the thumbs felt way too short. So I ordered x-large, but they were definitely too big, but the thumbs still felt too short. I decided to keep the large size and returned the x-large. Now that I have 20 days of skiing with these gloves, they have loosened up and fit pretty well. (I still feel the thumbs are a bit too short.) When new the gloves felt pretty stiff, but they just needed a break-in period. I am really liking these gloves now! They are very well made and have several great features. They are pretty well insulated, much more than my previous heated gloves from another company, so sometimes I don’t even need to turn them on. The batteries are bigger and last longer than my previous glove batteries. I like that it shows me how much battery life is left. I also like that that gloves won’t accidentally turn on or off, however sometimes the power level accidentally changes if I bump the power switch. Another nice feature is the wrist straps which prevent accidental loss of gloves. I also like the large cuffs that I wear over my jacket sleeves which prevent any snow intrusion. Overall, these are an excellent value and I highly recommend them.
Amazon Customer –
Bought these for the upcoming winter cold snaps. Used them this morning in 7 degree weather and within about 5 seconds of turning them on you could already feel the warmth. Stayed outside for about 25 mins with these and they did not disappoint at all. Still had full bars on the battery with them on high for that time. Comfortable and not too bulky to do things while wearing them. Look forward to more uses!
Nathan –
These gloves kept my hands warm in 10 to 20 degree weather during several hours if snow shoveling and walks. Unfortunately after a few weeks, one battery failed to hold its charge, but thankfully the WASOTO customer service team gets an A+ for their response. I received a reply to my email the same day I contacted them. I had 2 new batteries in a week. I usually wear women’s size medium glove, and ordered a size small in these. They are a bit larger than I usually wear, but work fine for my needs.
M. Pagano –
These gloves are awesome my hands definitely did not get cold on the bike on cold days battery lasts a long time .
Amazon Customer –
Got a year of use out of them, using them at work in the produce/meat dept several times a week. They keep my hands nice and warm while working in the 34 and 40f rooms for hours at a time. Get about 6 hours out of the batteries on medium heat so extra batteries (which I also have) are helpful to use them for a whole shift.
They definitely aren’t designed for regular use in a working environment handling boxes and pallets and I have no doubts they’d last far longer if used for something less abusive like skiing or motorcycle riding.
The stitching on the finger tips is wearing out, but the main problem is that one of the wires is starting to break where it attaches to the battery plug. Shouldn’t be hard to fix by stripping and reattaching the wire to the plug.
M. Pagano –
These gloves kept my hands warm in 10 to 20 degree weather during several hours if snow shoveling and walks. Unfortunately after a few weeks, one battery failed to hold its charge, but thankfully the WASOTO customer service team gets an A+ for their response. I received a reply to my email the same day I contacted them. I had 2 new batteries in a week. I usually wear women’s size medium glove, and ordered a size small in these. They are a bit larger than I usually wear, but work fine for my needs.
Allen Pavolko –
Pour pelleter la neige…
Allen Pavolko –
I am keeping this one after comparing few different gloves. Quite warm and long lasting as advertised. Feels like a durable set.
CCIGrampaw –
J’ai regardé beaucoup de marque et de commentaires avant d’acheter et pour cette marque les commentaires était bon et avec raisons c’est gants sont super ils chauffe vite ne prend même pas une minute et ont sent la chaleur je n’ai pas encore essayé par un gros froid mais je pense que même à-30 et plus ils feront le travail je les recommande
P/s ils sont fait petit alors commandé plus grand je porte du médium ou large habituellement et j’ai commandé du extra large et ils font juste bien
Imran Rana –
I bought these for my husband for Christmas after getting him Carhart gloves and he would still come in with his fingers burning. You see, when he was young he had gotten frostbite on his fingers, so when he is in the cold for long, his fingers will burn terribly and will continue for a couple hours after coming inside.
Well, today was the first time he truly got to put these heated gloves to use. We had a large snow storm move through with sub zero temps, and with a feel like of -2°F. My husband went out and used the snowblower to clear our driveway and sidewalks, along with neighbors’ sidewalks and driveways. He was out there for 2 hours. When he came in, he was so excited about his gloves. Not only were his fingers not cold, but his whole hands were actually warm. He said when he first went out he put the gloves on high, but once warm he turned them to low and kept them on that setting the rest of the time. Using them 2 hours straight, his battery meter went down only 1 bar. He told me I needed to get on here and review these as 5 stars. He also asked me to send him the link so he can share them with his buddies. This was a fantastic purchase!
Katie Klintworth –
J’ai regardé beaucoup de marque et de commentaires avant d’acheter et pour cette marque les commentaires était bon et avec raisons c’est gants sont super ils chauffe vite ne prend même pas une minute et ont sent la chaleur je n’ai pas encore essayé par un gros froid mais je pense que même à-30 et plus ils feront le travail je les recommande
P/s ils sont fait petit alors commandé plus grand je porte du médium ou large habituellement et j’ai commandé du extra large et ils font juste bien
Jenna –
Pour pelleter la neige…
Tai –
TLDR: Good gloves, keeps hands warm, well made. Good value for the price.
I tried a number of heated gloves to find a pair that met my needs. The Wasoto gloves are a decent choice. They appear to be well made. The battery is similar to the rechargeable batteries are the same that you’ll find in most of the battery powered gloves.
These gloves provide gentle warmth for your whole hands. When it’s cold you will be using them at the hottest setting, but that’s true for all the heated gloves I tested. Additional features: glove forearm strap, battery charge gauge, wide cuff to easily cover your jacket sleeve.
WASOTO is emblazoned on the back of each glove in large white letters. For those interested in fashion, this may be a turn off. It wasn’t a problem for me.
These gloves were my second choice. In the end, I decided to opt for a pair of Savior S66b gloves. They’re a bit more expensive but I found they better suited my needs and kept my fingers toasty. You dhould find them on Amazon here: https://a.co/d/djg53Md
CCIGrampaw –
I am keeping this one after comparing few different gloves. Quite warm and long lasting as advertised. Feels like a durable set.
Brandon W. –
I don’t know how I ever served without heated gloves. This is the nicest thing for winter I have bought in a while. So far seems to be working great.
Kurt –
I only gave 4 stars because the sizing seems off. I normally wear medium men’s gloves, but I ordered large according to the size chart. The large even seemed too small, mainly because the thumbs felt way too short. So I ordered x-large, but they were definitely too big, but the thumbs still felt too short. I decided to keep the large size and returned the x-large. Now that I have 20 days of skiing with these gloves, they have loosened up and fit pretty well. (I still feel the thumbs are a bit too short.) When new the gloves felt pretty stiff, but they just needed a break-in period. I am really liking these gloves now! They are very well made and have several great features. They are pretty well insulated, much more than my previous heated gloves from another company, so sometimes I don’t even need to turn them on. The batteries are bigger and last longer than my previous glove batteries. I like that it shows me how much battery life is left. I also like that that gloves won’t accidentally turn on or off, however sometimes the power level accidentally changes if I bump the power switch. Another nice feature is the wrist straps which prevent accidental loss of gloves. I also like the large cuffs that I wear over my jacket sleeves which prevent any snow intrusion. Overall, these are an excellent value and I highly recommend them.
Imran Rana –
I recently purchased a pair of heated gloves (WASOTO), and I must say, they have completely transformed my outdoor experiences during the cold months. From the moment I slipped my hands into them, I could feel the quality and thought that had gone into their design.
The gloves are made of high-quality materials that provide excellent insulation and offer impressive durability. The heating element is well-distributed throughout the glove, ensuring each finger is warmed. What sets these gloves apart is the ability to adjust the temperature. With three settings (low, medium, and high), I can easily find the perfect level of warmth for any outdoor activity, whether hiking, skiing, or just walking on a chilly day.
Battery life is another highlight. Fully charged, the gloves keep my hands warm for hours, providing consistent heat without frequent recharging. This is particularly appreciated during long days out in the cold.
One minor drawback is the size. The gloves run a bit small, so I recommend sizing up for a comfortable fit, especially if you plan to wear a thin pair of gloves underneath for added warmth.
In conclusion, these heated gloves are a fantastic investment for anyone looking to combat the cold. They offer an unbeatable combination of warmth, comfort, and convenience, making them a must-have for the winter season. Whether you’re an avid outdoors person or hate the cold, these gloves will not disappoint.
Katie Klintworth –
I am pleased to share my experience with the recently acquired WASOTO heated gloves, which have undoubtedly surpassed my expectations. From the initial moment of wear, it was evident that these gloves are crafted from high-quality materials that provide exceptional insulation and comfort.
The design incorporates heating elements that are strategically distributed throughout the glove, ensuring effective warmth for each finger. This feature is particularly advantageous during outdoor activities such as hiking, biking, or other winter pursuits.
A standout aspect of these gloves is their adjustable heat settings—low, medium, and high—which allow for customization according to varying weather conditions. The battery life is impressive; a full charge provides several hours of warmth even at the highest setting, ensuring functionality throughout extended outdoor excursions. Furthermore, the gloves charge quickly and feature easily replaceable batteries for convenience.
In terms of fit, they are true to size; however, I would recommend opting for a larger size if you have longer fingers or intend to wear a liner underneath.
Additional practical features include sturdy wrist straps to prevent loss and long cuffs designed to keep out snow. Notably resilient in light rain conditions, they maintain dryness and warmth effectively.
In conclusion, these heated gloves represent an outstanding investment for anyone engaged in outdoor activities during colder months. Their durability, comfort, and superior thermal performance make them highly recommended for those wishing to remain warm throughout winter’s chill.
Imran Rana –
I am absolutely obsessed with these heated gloves! From the moment I slipped them on, I could feel the warmth hugging my hands — even on the coldest morning. They feel premium, cozy, and built to last. I’m so excited to wear them this winter when the kids and I head out into the snow for sledding, snowball fights, and building snowmen.
What I love:
* The heat kicks in quickly and stays consistent, so I’m never worried about frozen fingers while cheering on the kids or grabbing sleds.
* The fit is comfortable and allows me to move freely — perfect for throwing snow into the air, chasing the little ones down the hill, or making snow angels without feeling bulky.
* They look stylish too, which is a nice bonus.
I can’t wait for those really cold days when the thermometer drops and the wind bites – these gloves are going to be my go-to for staying warm and present with the kids while they play. No more “my hands are too cold” excuses! I highly recommend them if you want to fully enjoy winter outdoors without sacrificing comfort.
Brittney Patterson –
I am keeping this one after comparing few different gloves. Quite warm and long lasting as advertised. Feels like a durable set.
Katie Klintworth –
TLDR: Good gloves, keeps hands warm, well made. Good value for the price.
I tried a number of heated gloves to find a pair that met my needs. The Wasoto gloves are a decent choice. They appear to be well made. The battery is similar to the rechargeable batteries are the same that you’ll find in most of the battery powered gloves.
These gloves provide gentle warmth for your whole hands. When it’s cold you will be using them at the hottest setting, but that’s true for all the heated gloves I tested. Additional features: glove forearm strap, battery charge gauge, wide cuff to easily cover your jacket sleeve.
WASOTO is emblazoned on the back of each glove in large white letters. For those interested in fashion, this may be a turn off. It wasn’t a problem for me.
These gloves were my second choice. In the end, I decided to opt for a pair of Savior S66b gloves. They’re a bit more expensive but I found they better suited my needs and kept my fingers toasty. You dhould find them on Amazon here: https://a.co/d/djg53Md
Brittney Patterson –
Pour pelleter la neige…
Amazon Customer –
These Wasoto heated gloves hit all the points I was hoping for. The heat is of course the main reason I got them. They hit 143⁰ on the high setting (134⁰ in attached picture) after about 5 minutes.
SOFT interior, no exposed seams, good construction. Multilayer design keeps the heat in and the water out. 3300Mah battery will last, and the charger can charge both batteries at once. (You do have to remove the batteries to charge them.). The batteries live in a waterproof zippered pocket on your wrist, and don’t get in the way when worn. The gloves are a bit heavy, but not annoyingly so.
Bonus Features:
Touch screen compatible on the thumb and index finger was perfectly reliable when testing them!
A small clip to hold them together is easy to open, but does take some dexterity to re-clasp.
They’ve got a sturdy elastic lanyard on the both gloves to strap them to your forearm when not in use for easy retrieval.
Palm and forearm tightening system using a nylon and elastic strap to keep the glove on and the snow out (the “cuff” is about 5 inches long decent length that extends a up your arm to get nice and snug under or over your coat sleeves. Both are easily operated with one hand.
I liked the sizing guide on the product listing, it helped me choose the right size, and they fit perfectly. If you have longer fingers, get the size up.
All around very happy with the purchase, and will enjoy using them this winter.
Jenna –
I recently purchased these heated gloves and I am extremely pleased with my purchase! Here are some things that I think make them worth every penny:
Comfortable: These gloves have a snug fit, providing ample warmth without compromising on comfort. The interior lining is soft and cozy, making them a pleasure to wear for extended periods.
Lightweight: Despite their incredible heating capabilities, these gloves are surprisingly lightweight. I appreciate the fact that they don’t feel bulky or cumbersome, allowing for free movement of my hands.
User-Friendly: The design of these gloves is straightforward and user-friendly. The heating controls are conveniently placed, making it easy to adjust the temperature settings without any hassle. Additionally, the gloves are easy to put on and take off.
Great Quality: I was impressed with the overall quality of these gloves. The materials used are durable and well-constructed, ensuring that they will withstand regular use. I have been able to use them a few times already this year and absolutely love them.
Exceptional Warmth: The heating element in these gloves works like a charm! Even in the coldest weather, my hands remain toasty warm. The gloves distribute heat evenly, ensuring that every part of my hands stays comfortably warm. I have used them snowblowing and shoveling snow and stayed warm and dry!
These heated gloves offer everything you could ask for – comfort, lightweight design, ease of use, excellent quality, and exceptional warmth. I highly recommend them to anyone in need of reliable cold-weather protection. Five stars well-deserved!
Tai –
I am absolutely obsessed with these heated gloves! From the moment I slipped them on, I could feel the warmth hugging my hands — even on the coldest morning. They feel premium, cozy, and built to last. I’m so excited to wear them this winter when the kids and I head out into the snow for sledding, snowball fights, and building snowmen.
What I love:
* The heat kicks in quickly and stays consistent, so I’m never worried about frozen fingers while cheering on the kids or grabbing sleds.
* The fit is comfortable and allows me to move freely — perfect for throwing snow into the air, chasing the little ones down the hill, or making snow angels without feeling bulky.
* They look stylish too, which is a nice bonus.
I can’t wait for those really cold days when the thermometer drops and the wind bites – these gloves are going to be my go-to for staying warm and present with the kids while they play. No more “my hands are too cold” excuses! I highly recommend them if you want to fully enjoy winter outdoors without sacrificing comfort.
Kurt –
TLDR: Good gloves, keeps hands warm, well made. Good value for the price.
I tried a number of heated gloves to find a pair that met my needs. The Wasoto gloves are a decent choice. They appear to be well made. The battery is similar to the rechargeable batteries are the same that you’ll find in most of the battery powered gloves.
These gloves provide gentle warmth for your whole hands. When it’s cold you will be using them at the hottest setting, but that’s true for all the heated gloves I tested. Additional features: glove forearm strap, battery charge gauge, wide cuff to easily cover your jacket sleeve.
WASOTO is emblazoned on the back of each glove in large white letters. For those interested in fashion, this may be a turn off. It wasn’t a problem for me.
These gloves were my second choice. In the end, I decided to opt for a pair of Savior S66b gloves. They’re a bit more expensive but I found they better suited my needs and kept my fingers toasty. You dhould find them on Amazon here: https://a.co/d/djg53Md
Brandon W. –
These Wasoto heated gloves hit all the points I was hoping for. The heat is of course the main reason I got them. They hit 143⁰ on the high setting (134⁰ in attached picture) after about 5 minutes.
SOFT interior, no exposed seams, good construction. Multilayer design keeps the heat in and the water out. 3300Mah battery will last, and the charger can charge both batteries at once. (You do have to remove the batteries to charge them.). The batteries live in a waterproof zippered pocket on your wrist, and don’t get in the way when worn. The gloves are a bit heavy, but not annoyingly so.
Bonus Features:
Touch screen compatible on the thumb and index finger was perfectly reliable when testing them!
A small clip to hold them together is easy to open, but does take some dexterity to re-clasp.
They’ve got a sturdy elastic lanyard on the both gloves to strap them to your forearm when not in use for easy retrieval.
Palm and forearm tightening system using a nylon and elastic strap to keep the glove on and the snow out (the “cuff” is about 5 inches long decent length that extends a up your arm to get nice and snug under or over your coat sleeves. Both are easily operated with one hand.
I liked the sizing guide on the product listing, it helped me choose the right size, and they fit perfectly. If you have longer fingers, get the size up.
All around very happy with the purchase, and will enjoy using them this winter.
Amazon Customer –
I recently purchased a pair of heated gloves (WASOTO), and I must say, they have completely transformed my outdoor experiences during the cold months. From the moment I slipped my hands into them, I could feel the quality and thought that had gone into their design.
The gloves are made of high-quality materials that provide excellent insulation and offer impressive durability. The heating element is well-distributed throughout the glove, ensuring each finger is warmed. What sets these gloves apart is the ability to adjust the temperature. With three settings (low, medium, and high), I can easily find the perfect level of warmth for any outdoor activity, whether hiking, skiing, or just walking on a chilly day.
Battery life is another highlight. Fully charged, the gloves keep my hands warm for hours, providing consistent heat without frequent recharging. This is particularly appreciated during long days out in the cold.
One minor drawback is the size. The gloves run a bit small, so I recommend sizing up for a comfortable fit, especially if you plan to wear a thin pair of gloves underneath for added warmth.
In conclusion, these heated gloves are a fantastic investment for anyone looking to combat the cold. They offer an unbeatable combination of warmth, comfort, and convenience, making them a must-have for the winter season. Whether you’re an avid outdoors person or hate the cold, these gloves will not disappoint.
Brandon W. –
I bought these for my husband for Christmas after getting him Carhart gloves and he would still come in with his fingers burning. You see, when he was young he had gotten frostbite on his fingers, so when he is in the cold for long, his fingers will burn terribly and will continue for a couple hours after coming inside.
Well, today was the first time he truly got to put these heated gloves to use. We had a large snow storm move through with sub zero temps, and with a feel like of -2°F. My husband went out and used the snowblower to clear our driveway and sidewalks, along with neighbors’ sidewalks and driveways. He was out there for 2 hours. When he came in, he was so excited about his gloves. Not only were his fingers not cold, but his whole hands were actually warm. He said when he first went out he put the gloves on high, but once warm he turned them to low and kept them on that setting the rest of the time. Using them 2 hours straight, his battery meter went down only 1 bar. He told me I needed to get on here and review these as 5 stars. He also asked me to send him the link so he can share them with his buddies. This was a fantastic purchase!
Imran Rana –
I recently purchased these heated gloves, and they have completely exceeded my expectations! From the moment I put them on, I could tell they were made with high-quality materials, providing excellent insulation and comfort. The heating elements are well-distributed throughout the glove, warming every finger effectively. It’s such a relief during cold hikes, bike rides, or snowy outdoor activities.
One of the standout features is the adjustable heat settings—low, medium, and high—so I can customize the warmth depending on the weather. The battery life is fantastic as well; it easily lasts me through hours of use, even on the high setting. The gloves are quick to charge, and each glove has its own battery that’s simple to swap out if needed.
The gloves fit snugly and are true to size, but I’d recommend sizing up if you have longer fingers or plan to wear a thin liner underneath. They also feature touchscreen compatibility on the thumb and index finger, which works perfectly, allowing me to use my phone without taking them off.
Additional bonuses include the sturdy wrist straps that prevent losing a glove, and the long cuffs that keep snow out. I’ve tested them in light rain, and they held up wonderfully, keeping my hands dry and warm.
Overall, these gloves are a fantastic investment for anyone who spends time outdoors in cold weather. They’re durable, comfortable, and incredibly warm. I can’t recommend them enough for anyone who wants to stay toasty all winter long!