Savior Heat Heated Mittens Gloves for Men Women, 7.4V Rechargeable Electric Battery Heating Gloves, Winter Gloves for Ski Snowboarding Hunting Fishing

Haven't gotten to use these outside in the snow yet (but I want Walmart's $5 for a quick review). But: All seems good. Comfortable, feel like they'll be warm, turned on heat and they warmed up quickly, size was right by using their chart, batteries were easy to plug in and charge.

I have always wanted heated gloves... when I saw the mittens I couldn't resist. they fit nicely and feel good! Easy to charge the removable batteries. Only downfall for me is they are not a USB-C port. Everything seems to be heading that way and it would have been convenient. Maybe their next set will be.

Seem to be of higher quality then other heated mittens. Easy to use push button to change from low to high heat. Will know more once I have used them.

The quality of these mits are great. I found them to be very warm. The only drawback, I thought the battery life could be better. If it's sub zero temperature and you keep them on high the batteries only last 1.5 to 2 hours.

These rechargeable mitten were perfect all winter. They never failed to keep my fingers warm. I go out on the tractor/snow blower for sometimes 8-10 hours and the mittens are still toasty. My fingers were frostbit as a child and when it gets below 50* f my fingers start burning without gloves! These mittens worked when it was 20*-30* below zero all day.

these mits fit great and keep my hands warm in very low temperatures. The batteries could last a little longer before needing a recharge.

Purchased as a gift. Receiver likes them, fit is good, keeps hands toasty warm while working outdoors.

Item arrive timely. My fingers and thumbs are now staying warm, no other mitten kept them warm. Good product.

Nice product and they work well to keep hands warm. Quality seems to be good have only used them a few times so far. Time will tell how they hold up. Size seems to me to run small. If I had tried them on first I would have gone up one size. This is an overall issue with buying on line......nice to try on first.

I like the fit and the fact that it has variable heat settings. However, I was really frustrated with, and returned them because, the company purposely designed these mitts to require their proprietary batteries. These batteries then of course, require their own proprietary charger and bulky transformer. In this day and age of everything being charged using USB-C connections and their ubiquitous cords, requiring consumers to tote around a special charger is borderline unethical. It's just more eWaste and if you are unfortunate enough to lose their charger, you have to buy another one from the company. Because it's not USB, you can't just go grab a spare USB cord that you probably have sitting around the house. An additional problem with this charger is that if you are out and about using these mitts and need to charge the batteries, you have to carry around their cumbersome charger cord and find an electrical outlet in which to plug it into. That is a big inconvenience. If it was a USB connector you could charge the batteries in your car or even on the fly with a power pack in your coat. If you look at the picture I attached, it looks as if the mitt manufacturer soldered some random female connector to a battery and then applied shrink wrap. IMO, there is absolutely no reason to do this when a simple USB-C connector would do the same thing, be less bulky, and be much more user-friendly. Considering the high price of these mitts, buyers deserve better consideration from the manufacturer.