LorrttaHeated Gloves for Men Waterproof Windproof Heated Gloves for Women 3 Speed Heat Adjustable Usb Heated Gloves Rechargeable with Touch Screen For Outdoor Motorcycle Cycling Skiing Gifts Winter

Great gloves nice and worm. Thanks 🙏🏻

really good heat hands nice and warm, bad points you can't wear a watch unless it is a slim one as where the battery sits on wrist and the USB cable could be doing with being 1m in length then it could be used with a USB plug as well as your computer

These are brilliant heated gloves. They are a large size (I am size 8 surgical gloves doctor) and they fit like a glove!!Warm and toasty. Excellent build quality and (unlike some such heated gloves) they come with included battery packs. There is one for each glove and they fit snuggly into the zip pocket on the back of each glove.It comes with charging leads to charge both at once - no USB plug included but that's fine.Once charged and connected, there is a power button on each glove which turns the heating elements on and allows selection of the power mode. Even in low power mode, they are nice and toasty and give excellent protection from the cold.On the low heat setting, they give 6 hours plus of time. On the high setting, it's a couple of hours but that's too hot anyway.All in, I have no complaints. Really well made, quality item. Recommended

These gloves are solidPositives:- Nice and warm with adjustable heat settings- Good fit- USB-C unlike some othersNegatives:- The touch screen controls don't work that well, but it might just be that it's very hard to have any dexterity in these- The battery doesn't last that long on a high setting, might be a limitation for skiing

These are quality gloves. Nice and warm. However, charging them proved a big challenge. The usb charger which a twin terminals for the 2 batteries didn’t work. Only one battery could be charged at a time. Furthermore, charging one battery takes over 6 hours!!I did raise questions to seller who advised me getting a 50% refund! No, I wanted a solution. Didn’t explain the charging challenges. I would not recommend it to a frequent user because of these 2 charging issues.

If you're looking to buy some heated gloves then look no further. These do the job nicely and they're a really good price (£32.99 at the time of reviewing).The gloves heat up on the back - not the palm - which makes sense if you think about it, you don't want to be flexing wires too much for longevity purposes, so by having the heating on the rear this will make the gloves last longer.Gloves like these are ideal for motor bikers and cyclists.The gloves themselves are thick and chunky. They have 3 heat settings to choose from - I find the medium setting to be more than enough for my needs. I use mine when I'm out cycling in cold weather, they're brilliant. Battery life seems to be excellent, and they're supplied with a dual usb-c cable, so you can charge both batteries up at the same time.The touchscreen option is hit and miss as the gloves are chunky. I would take the gloves off anyway to operate my mobile phone, so this isn't an issue for me.Overall I'm happy to give these 5 stars, for price, comfort and heat.

Batteries seem to die very quickly, yet it takes forever to charge and the double charging wire will only charge one battery at a time . I'm not sure if they are faulty or just not very good . It's a shame as when they are working they are great .

Gloves arrived in a nice cardboard box with a zip-lock plastic bag to protect them. Batteries, instruction leaflet and power lead (USB Type-C) to power two cells at once, also in the box.These gloves are promoted as "upgraded". Tried a pair a year ago and unfortunately the heating controls stopped working in both gloves after quite light wear. However, the actual gloves were very good so they got a lot of use even without the heating working. On the basis they were great when they worked, I was interested to see if the upgraded version lasts longer.These gloves have slightly larger reflective strips, are very comfortableand look good. Size selected - Large. With the batteries installed putting them on is a bit tight for me. Once squeezed past the battery near the cuff they are a snug fit. Straps are provided to tighten the cuff but as the gloves are already very snug this feature is not be useful to me. Good for smaller hands possibly.To switch the gloves on/off you need to long-press (3 seconds) the power button on the cuff of the gloves. When you first plug in a charged battery the power buttons lights for a second or so to indicated successful connection. Cycling between different heat settings is simply a matter of short-pressing the power button repeatedly. The button works OK with the gloved hands but it is easier to make the initial setting with bare hands and then put the gloves on I find.Note cleaning instructions suggest wiping clean - not using a washing machine or immersing them in water. Not surprising bearing in mind the integrated electronics but it is worth bearing in mind and trying avoid using with dirty hands where possible.Unfortunately the weather is not cold enough yet to make a judgement about the reliability. Certainly the functionality seems OK out of the box - as you would expect.I have given 4 stars because they are great when they work, but a bit tight for my larger hands with the batteries installed. My target audience who will actually use these gloves has slightly smaller hands than me and if the reliability proves to be good, then 5 stars. If they have problems when the real cold weather of winter months kicks in I will update my review accordingly. They are excellent gauntlet style gloves but you are paying a premium for the heating functionality so this needs to be reliable to be good values.