Heated Gloves, Battery Powered 3 Temperature Settings Electric Heat Gloves for Men Women for Sports Outdoors Climb Hiking Skiing and Winter Handwarmer

A little stiffness more desired but kept the hands warm when snowblowing!

too small, no heat in fingers, inadequate insulation, gauntlet is too short, too tight to put over a jacket sleeve, too fat to put inside a jacket sleeve, and the battery boxes are too tight for Amazon AA performance rechargeable batteries. I managed to get batteries in and out, but it was a struggle and was ultimately not worth the aggravation. They did provide heat on the back of my hands, but it was insufficient and my fingers were very cold. They were a disappointment and a waste of money. I have since bought a different kind that I'm happier with that came with batteries, so I didn't have to buy separate batteries and a battery charger to get them to work. The total cost for these gloves, plus batteries, plus a battery charger is about what I paid for the replacement higher quality gloves that came with rechargeable battery packs that charge off of a USB cable. I would not recommend these gloves for anyone.

Though they are bulky they work well. Battery usage is high.

These use regular batteries, so they drain quickly, especially in cold weather (which is when you would need to use them). Also- the battery box is on the back of the hand of each glove, so not very comfortable.

What a novel idea----I've been thinking of getting heated gloves for a while now. I purchased these because of the reviews and the price point. The instructions were pretty basic and not specific at all. I'm usually an "open and figure it out" kind of person, and these weren't too hard to figure out. I did take a minute to realize the red button on the inner battery box had to be on in order to light the square on the back of the hand. That square is convenient to show that the warmer is active. I wouldn't have known about the 3 levels of heat except for the reviews. I only mention this because it might help the next person.The heat level is moderate and will keep your hands warm while outside. I would have preferred a bit hotter option for those times where your hands are outside the gloves and need to be heated quickly when put back inside the gloves. When worn, the glove come past your wrist by about 3-4" which is nice as it would be tucked up inside your jacket. I purchased a "large" as that was the only option at the time. I have long fingers and long fingernails so these work for me. I would consider them a medium for a man---so I guess I'm saying I think they run a bit small. Overall I would definitely recommend these for working outside all day to just removing the snow from your car.

All the reviews about poor design are true. It's hard to get to the battery box, and once it's got batteries and back in its slot it stays on, running the batteries down, because you can't get at the box to turn it off.While the switch on the box is on, turning the switch outside, on the top of the gloves, makes it blink red, as the instructions say it will, but the gloves do nothing from that point on. No heat, no second light, etc.Absolutely useless.

As advertised

The gloves include packs for AA batteries and instructions say only to use “proper”? batteries. Tried regular AA and rechargeable AA and no luck. Tried attaching a lithium battery from another pair and worked great but by the time you buy lithium batteries and a charger you have upwards of $100 invested. Returning