Agloves Original Touchscreen Gloves, iPhone Gloves, Texting Gloves

purchased these gloves as i got weary of removing my other gloves in cold weather to use my iphone... have been pleasantly surprised with their softness and functionality! they work exactly as advertised with no trouble at all. have used them on chilly days as a regular glove and on colder days as a glove liner and they have performed well in both aspects. will note that i would not consider them a full winter glove however as their knit design does allow some wind through on windy days. they are thin enough to serve as a glove liner on those days however and in this capacity are excellent as you can remove your regular glove, still retain enough warmth while using your touch screen device and then when done replace your regular glove. when there is no wind, the gloves are excellent for warmth, such as when gripping a cold steering wheel in a cold car. one thing i will mention is that they are a little "slick" however, for gripping or holding items sometimes things can get away from you if you're not paying attention; the design and materials of the glove are meant to slide and not scratch screens however so this is to be expected once you think about it; it did catch me off guard at first however. they are soft and comfortable and overall i have been quite pleased with the product and feel that they are a great value for the price. purchased at less than $20, highly recommended to anyone with a touch screen device!

I recently got a pair of these gloves, and they were so great, I bought four more to give as gifts. They aren't very thick, which initially concerned me, but don't let that fool you. They are warm, super soft, and comfortable. Because of my job, I have to be outside with constant access to my smartphone in very cold weather to troubleshoot problems or contact colleagues. I had gotten so frustrated at having to take my glove off anytime I wanted to answer the phone or text info to a colleague, that I started looking for a glove that would solve that problem. There were a few different ones, and I almost ordered another brand. I am so glad I didn't! These work great! I can text just as fast, no multi-key pressing, and can manipulate the touchscreen like I'm not wearing gloves at all. The only thing I could say that is at all critical is I wish they had more color selections. That said, I would still have chosen the charcoal color for myself. Different colors would have been nice for niece/nephews, just so they wouldn't mix them up. But the charcoal is gorgeous, and would look great on men or women. My husband was concerned that they'd be too dainty, but they aren't. Tip: If you are giving someone a smartphone as a gift, give them these gloves with it if you live anywhere with cold weather. They will thank you!

I got a full season out of these, and am happy with how they did.These gloves are reasonably comfortable, hold up pretty well for a touchscreen glove, don't look too funky (many gloves look noticeably 'speckled'), and are super affordable.However, they are not the most durable (I got about 1 year out of them), they are not very warm (not something you want to be shoveling snow with in sub-freezing temps for any sustained period of time), and they tend not to return to their smaller form if these are stretched with much force.As for working with screens, I find they work great on both my car's screen, iPhone, and Windows tablet.So at the price, I think these are a great buy. Provided you do not need super warm or water proof gloves, this is a great option if you want a pair that works with touchscreens.

These gloves are great in lots of ways. The pair I got seemed solidly built and were comfortable. The style is a tiny bit flashy, but it's nothing unforgivable. They aren't spectacularly warm, but I'd say for running around town on cold windy days they'll be just fine. I wouldn't use them as my only gloves in sub zero weather, or if I were headed out to shovel the walk, but for most days they should be great. They also fit mostly as I expected. Maybe the tiniest bit on the small side, but just barely.My issue with the gloves is that they didn't work for me. I was able to get my phone to broadly respond to them, but they didn't register lots of taps or almost any precision movements.I don't think it's entirely the fault of the gloves. I use one of the glass screen cover on my phone and I suspect that is the culprit. At dinner with some friends, we tried it with about a half dozen phones, and it worked just fine with everyone else's (both with no screen covers, and with the plastic variety). Since mine was the only one with that specific kind of screen cover, I'm thinking that's probably the issue.It's totally understandable that the gloves might not work great with every screen cover, but if that is the case, I'd really like to see it added to the description. These gloves would get five stars with any of my friends phones, or if the potential issue had been listed somewhere in the description. (Please correct me if anyone sees that listed somewhere in the description, I don't want to review down a product unfairly).If you aren't using a glass screen protector, I'd say give these gloves a try. For ten bucks you can easily pass them along to someone else if they don't feel responsive enough for you.

I've been wearing these gloves for a few years now and found them perfect for keeping your hands warm while walking the dog and if you are using a walking stick as you can't put your hands in your pockets.

The touchscreen function of the gloves did well to a certain extent, although sometime it was not responsive. But it's overall does its job well.