MADETEC Rechargeable Heated Gloves for Men Women,Electric 7.4V 3000mAh Battery Heat Gloves Touchscreen for Ski Hunting Snowboarding Hiking Cycling, Winter Warmer for Arthritis Raynaud's (X-Large)

I work up to 10 hours a day, 6 days a week driving a forklift in a freezer that's -10 degrees. Hand warmers and gloves are provided, but even with 3 layers of gloves and 2 hand warmers in each glove, my fingers are painfully cold within 30 minutes.I bought these gloves hoping they would at least keep the chill off and they work wonderfully. The batteries are contained in a zipper pouch on the cuff of the gloves and they're easy to charge.The gloves have 3 settings and there's a dramatic difference in energy consumption between them. On the highest level, they keep my hands and fingers warm and on the verge of sweating for over an hour in the freezer, but they last less than 3 hours at that setting. On the medium setting, they don't work quite as well, but if I drop a couple hand warmers in there, it's sufficient to keep my hands and fingers from freezing and they'll easily run for over 6 hours. The lowest setting doesn't work at all in the freezer. They may as well be off. I'd guess they can last a full shift on that setting, but if my hands are still freezing, what the point?Ultimately, they do the job better than I expected. My only complaint is it would be nice if the batteries lasted longer, but if I use them with hand warmers on that medium setting, I can easily charge them on my lunch break and it's enough to keep them going the rest of my shift, which is all I could ask for.Batteries that last longer would probably also be bigger, which would be more of a hassle than just charging these on lunch, so I don't see a reason to remove stars. They do exactly what they need to do.

My fingers are chronically cold, no matter the situation, so that’s only accelerated during winter. These are the first heated gloves I’ve purchased. It seems like the heating component in the fingers is on the sides, which isn’t great for direct heat, but it does create a warm environment in the glove. The fabric on the inside of the glove is nice and soft. I’ve got some question whether the palms/backside of hands works well or not since I notice my hands staying noticeably more chilly than other parts of my hand. Overall, when on sale, these gloves are a great buy. Do they heat? Yes. Do they have durable exterior? Yes. Would I recommend them? Yes.

I really like these gloves, they fit well and the heating is great. The downside is the batteries are going empty very fast, when I switch it full blast then they are empty in about 25 - 30 minutes, when set to medium level then they keep for about 45 minutes to an hour. I have not used the low setting yet. It’s a pity, otherwise I would have given it 5 stars

I'm usually an xl in gloves, got these and they feel so thick it's hard to actually use the controls of my motorcycle though they do keep you warm. I'm going to try a large and hopefully they won't feel so dangerous to drive with.

Not to bad. I would prefer if they got a bit warmer. 36 Fahrenheit at 80 mph felt much more tolerable for a 2 hour ride this morning, thanks to these gloves. I only gave 4 stars because I hoped they would have been warmer and didn't cycle from heating to cool down so often. Cool down cycle is noticeable at 80 mph