ZEPOHCK Game Gloves, Anti-Sweat Breathable, Touch Finger Gaming Glove for Highly Sensitive Nano-Silver Fiber Material, Dot Silica Gel Palm Non-Slip Design, Support Almost All Mobile Gaming

My hands sweat to varying degrees when gaming on my console, and do the most during racing games like Forza, which really required a solution. I'd tried a couple other kinds of gloves, which didn't work. These do the job very nicely. I also, though, keep a small fan blowing on me during gaming, but the gloves are indispensable in the setup. They aren't the softest feel, but plenty comfortable. I had planned to just wear them for racing games, but I wear them all the time now, and they are plenty comfortable for that. It not only helps with sweating, but helps keep the controller cleaner. Their other selling point delivers too in that I can operate my phone without any issue on the touch recognition.

I mean, it does what it says it does but the gloves are tight on the fingers part. As for the gaming/touchscreen part I tried them playing Bullet Echo and tbh the touchscreen mechanic on these gloves works insanely well 9/10 overall.

I like this company's other version of the glove as well, which does not have grip on the underside of the glove. These gloves are breathable and very useful if you have sensitive skin on your hands. They're not the softest on the inside, but adequate unless you have very sensitive skin. They're thin enough to type with (for the most part) and thick enough to add a layer of protection. They also work with touchpads and Magic Mouse type mice. Touchscreen functionality works better than some thicker gloves I've tried.

I got these mostly for my right hand. It’s easier to grip my mouse and if you’re one who sweats while you play, this will definitely help. They’re thin enough that you can still type (should you want to wear both while gaming). It’s also nice you don’t need to take the glove off if you’re using your phone. I’ll buy again once these wear out.

This product has potential, but it did not deliver mainly because of one reason, and that being the fact that it is a one size glove. As you can see in the pictures, the fold around my pinky is because the glove isn’t sitting on my fingers properly or around my hand, and it is very distracting whenever I decide to game on my PlayStation or if I do any other work on my computer. Also, another reason is that the fabric isn’t the best, it’s not the worst, but when I initially put them on, my hands felt a little irritated, and I think I just need to moisturize a little more to alleviate that feeling. However, I don’t think that it should be a problem in the first place. I don’t recommend these gloves, and I will be returning them, but if they address these issues in the future, then it would be worth buying them.

Tore right along one of the fingers on the first use.. wasn't even doing anything rough with them so I don't even know how it happened. It's a shame too because they are very comfortable and work extremely well on touch screen. But now unusable.

They worked fine, but they have that "Felt" kind of tips on the inside of the gloves which REALLY sends me over with my sensory. I'm trying to escape my sensory to textures and it feels like my fingertips are covered with static material. It worked just fine for gaming and touch screen, but the fingertips also began to pull and "unravel" from the use. I wish it was more durable and kept the fabric that are around the rest of the hands, also at the fingertips while also having those patches on the pads of the fingers.

I got this for my husband to use on his iPad or phone. It works great. It crips the phone so no chance of it slipping out of his hand. Good value for the price. I recommend this to anyone who gets cold hands.

Ideal para las fechas de frío en que hay que utilizar dispositivos en aulas frias