These are the perfect gloves to keep your hands warm. I love them. Each glove comes with a lightweight rechargeable battery that fits snug inside a sturdy zipper pocket built into the glove. You can turn the gloves on and off while you use them. Once your gloves and hands are warm, you can easily turn off the battery, and your hands stay warm. Two heat settings if it’s extra cold out there. The small/medium size fit my hands perfect, because I like a snug fit, so they are true to size. I’m actually excited to go sledding again!

Got to try out the Real Tree Heated Gloves S/M today as we received snow today. They have a great fit and the adjustable strap is nice for smaller hands. I really like that you can tighten them over your coat to keep out the snow when playing. The heat levels are nice and work well. I didn't use them for a long time, but the batteries worked will for the hour or so.

Fits like a perfect glove! Keeps my hands warm and cozy with the cold weather. Rain, snow, breeze my hands are protected. I love that I am able to keep my gloves on while checking my cell phone. The power life lasts for a good long time! Easy to charge, both gloves hold the cord, no worry of losing. Comes with two battery packs to charge. Along with a usb to charge the batteries.

The gloves were exactly as I expected. I do have another brand. However, these ones are more superior due to them having heating along each finger and thumb, not just the back of the hand.They are soft and water proof, I highly recommend these to anyone. The only thing that would make them better is if they came in other colors besides black. Maybe pink or purple for the ladies.

I chose this product for my husband who works outside much of the year. He has very large hands so I chose L/XL, which actually fit him, but barely. If you have extremely large hands you may want to try these on in store first. I appreciate that these gloves have reflective piping on them for safety, have a usb charging system that can allow you to charge them in the car, and that they have a touchscreen compatible fingertip pad. All those features apply functionally for my husband and other people who work outside and are on the go often. I would recommend these.

These get WARM, of course the weather has been pretty warm too; I hope they will feel this warm come January in Michigan. They are a bit bulky and to be fair are a tad large on me, but I’m not sure the small/medium would have fit. Anyhow trying to do anything like touch the screen on my phone didn’t work too well for me. I expect for out door walks and while riding my bike, they will be prefect. I didn’t notice how long it took to fully charge, but I’m guessing it was a couple of hours at most. Not sure how long a charge lasts, again it’s necrosis to wear these for too lomg. They are expensive, if you have a need for extended times outside in the cold and your hands get super cold these would help you out.

These are my first pair of heated gloves, I expected them to feel different than they do. They work well, I have used them in sub freezing weather several times riding my motorcycle 20 miles to work and my hands have stayed warm, the gloves are not overly bulky and have allowed me to keep driving the motorcycle through the winter. I bought them at Sam's Club and for the price ($69.99) I don't think I could have found anything better. Don't let the four stars fool you, other than my wife, kids, grand kids and mother nature nothing in life is 5 stars.

These gloves go pretty far up the forearm, which may or may not be a plus. If they are not snug on your hands, it will be hard to feel the warmth. They seem to rely on pressure, kind of like heated car seats. Also, the heating elements are on the back of the hand and fingers only. When I squeezed my hands, they felt good. I think they would work well to take the chill off, but aren’t like disposable hand warmers.

These gloves are well made, and are very warm, even without the battery operated heating mechanism. Real Tree never disappoints in that regard. But why oh why does everything have to be app operated? The only way to control the heat temp and power is by downloading the app. The app is set in Celsius as well, and after briefly looking in the non-existent settings, I couldn't find a way to change to Fahrenheit. That's a frustrating, but something that can be overlooked, feature. When charging the batteries, my own supplied phone adapter got very warm. Seemingly dangerously warm. I'm not sure if that's typical, but it doesn't seem normal. More on the batteries...They are supposed to fit snug in the pocket, but it was a real struggle getting them to fit while plugged in. Tiny pocket, big fat battery. 3 stars are totally due to the overly technical aspect of the gloves. Hopefully all the work of charging them will pay off in subzero temps this winter.

I am very disappointed in my heated gloves. They are very well constructed and high quality in that regard, but I’m disappointed in the performance. I expected them to produce more heat. I fully charged them and put them on the highest setting and they are only luke warm for a very few minutes and then no heat at all. I’m tempted to return them for a refund.