I have, as a powered wheelchair user, over the years spent a fortune on gloves which instead of keeping my hands warm, barely keep frost bite at bay. Last winter, I invested in these! OMG what a game changer. I can now be out for up to 2 hours on the highest setting or longer on the medium setting and get home with WARM hands🤲👐👍🏻Because they're officially liners they're lovely and thin, meaning I can still feel through them and move my fingers easily. They're mobile friendly too. Sometimes if it's really cold, I wear a knitted fingerless "glove/ sleeve" to reduce loss of heat outwards but they really have changed my winter dog walking experience.

I’ve been after a pair of heated gloves suitable for cycling for ages. Some have been too bulky (more like a motorbike glove) but the main problem has been that the actual finger space hasn’t been heated. - only the palm and back of the hand. Which is pretty useless as it’s the extremities that need the heat. So these liner gloves held great promise - and didn’t disappoint! They are very neat and ideal for cycling and walking too. I can’t speak for their longevity because I’ve only had them a month or so, but every other aspect is spot on. For extra warmth I wear a pair of waterproof shell gloves over the top to trap in the heat and I’m just over the moon with the result. When I’m out walking for the day I carry a spare set of batteries as the battery life on the medium setting is about 3 hours. I haven’t needed to put the gloves on to ‘full power’ as the medium setting has been adequate.So it’s a 10 out of 10 from me!

I bought these as I ride a motorbike, but with the cold snap, even my winter gloves left my fingers cold and aching.I bought this heated glove liner to go inside my winter gloves. They don't heat up hugely, but with the insulation from the winter gloves, my hands and fingers stay warm.It has turned cold, painful commutes into a pleasant ride. I can't recommend them enough. Battery life isn't great, but I can charge it each evening, and it gives me 2.5 hours of operation at full heat.

They’re really good but I’d say to double check the size before buying. I usually wear an S but I think I should’ve gotten an XS because even though I wear my motorbike gloves on top of these, they’re still a bit loose on my fingers so I can’t really feel the heat. Other than that, really good

I like these gloves enough to keep them, but they're far from perfect....On the plus side they seem well made, they're thin enough to allow good movement & dexterity, and they do their job - but only just!! I had them on the high setting, and the heat was only just noticeable, but my hands didn't feel cold, so I guess that's a result.On the down side, the battery only lasts about an hour on the high setting, nowhere near the claimed 2 to 2.5 hours. I haven't tried them on a lower heat setting as high was only just enough.I went for size M/L as my hands were at the top end of that range. They're a good snug fit once they're on, but there's a band round the top of the battery compartment, at the base of the hand, and this is very tight in the right glove, making it a struggle to get on & off; the left one is fine (and yes my hands are the same size :-) ).So to summarise, apart from the size issue these are probably very good liners, but only average heated gloves on their own.