Unisex Women's & Men's USB Heated Gloves Mitten Winter Hands Warm Laptop Gloves Full & Half Heated Fingerless Gloves Heating Knitting Hands Warmer Washable Design

So the best way I can explain these gloves is that they wouldn't keep a gnats leg warm in the summer. Let me explain...It's understandable in all honesty because of the voltage they're working with along with safety considerations.USB = 5vHeat generated (Watts) is volts x amps meanining to get even 10W out of these you'd need 2 amps.There do about 1.2 amps or .6A / glove = about 3W/glove.Like I say I understand, but still disappointing.I'm sitting here writing this review with my mits on and plugged in and my fingers are cold (even the other hand that's fully covered.Take from that what you will...(Thought was only fair to amend my review)It does seem that the power source used plays alot in what you get out of them. DON'T use mains, but a power bank seems to yield better results than my pc hub). Dunno why, but yeah and now my ol girl is using them and loves um so.... I guess it's horses for courses. Bumped overall rating I just don't think they're for moi.

These have been good for my poor raynauds hands on these savage winter days...I do wish the thumb was covered - there was some discomfort at first, but I'm getting used to them :)Definitely not for those with larger hands - mine are small and these are pretty tight

Bought to keep my hands warm whilst working from home. They are quite thick with two heating pads in each mitten - front and back. Warmth is variable, not in that it’s possible to adjust the temperature - it isn’t, but in that sometimes they are just warmish and other times very warm. The lead is long enough that it goes under the desk and is out of my way when working. It disconnects from the mittens if you should want to keep them on unheated. Haven’t tried washing them yet, it’s supposed to be possible so long as the heating pads are removed. They are quite comfortable and have certainly kept my hands warmer than my wool fingerless gloves.

I knit a lot so my hands get cold. These gloves do the job. At first I wasn’t sure of them but after using them a few times I do like them.

Warm up nicely but only stay warm when plugged in. Thought when I bought them they were rechargeable. Use them to keep my hands warm when on the PC

I was so excited to try these out today, as I have Reynaulds and my hands can become quite painful when the weather is cold. They were snug and I was able to type with them. I left them plugged into my laptop however, and the adhesive from the velcro started to melt everywhere. I wanted to love this product...but it just didn't work as well as I had hoped!

Gloves themselves not too bad. Heating element stopped working in one hand after 2 uses and the other started feeling like it was overheating, not a nice feeling. Luckily it's only velcro'd in so you can remove for washing, so I now just use them as fingerless gloves. Probably best to get a better brand if you really need the heating side. That or get some other type of handwarmer.

I bought these gloves as a gift for my wife. When she first wore them she got a burn blister from one of the gloves.