The 6 Best Heated Gloves of 2024, Tested and Reviewed

Best Overall

Ororo Battery Powered Heated Gloves

$120 at Amazon View on Ororowear.com

Our Ratings

• Ease of Use
  5/5
• Heating
  5/5
• Design
  5/5
• Comfort
  5/5
• Value
  5/5

Ororo is a reliable maker of innovative cold-weather gear, and the 3-in-1 Heated Gloves are no exception. In fact, they're some of the best winter gloves available. They were simple to use thanks to the clear instructions, and each glove runs on a rechargeable lithium-ion battery that lasts up to eight hours on a full charge. The only thing that wasn't intuitive was getting the batteries into their pouches, but we figured it out with some trial and error.

These gloves have a preheat feature and take about five minutes to warm up, at which point they blink red. We found the medium setting to be just right, as it kept our entire hands to the tips of our fingers comfortably warm throughout the testing process — even while submerged in ice for 10 minutes!

Made of polyester with down-alternative insulation, these heated gloves felt soft, stretchy, and flexible. And the thermal design didn't make our hands sweaty. They come in sizes small through extra-large and are conveniently adjustable at the wrists. Though the outer shells are a bit bulky, we appreciate that you can wear the liners separately. Not only that, but both components are touchscreen compatible, so you can text, call, and take selfies without taking off your gloves. After regularly using these gloves for two months, we found them to be the most touchscreen-compatible gloves we've ever worn and are stretchy and snug in all the right places.

Like most battery-powered gear, Ororo gloves aren't machine-washable, so you'll have to clean them by hand. Still, we think they're an excellent choice for hitting the slopes, winter hikes, shoveling snow, or just spending time outdoors in a cold environment.

The Details: 89 degrees Fahrenheit | 140 degrees Fahrenheit max | Waterproof | Rechargeable 7.4V CE-certified lithium-ion | 3–8 hour battery life

Best for Cold Fingers

Snow Deer Heated Gloves

$109 at Amazon View on Thewarmingstore.com

Our Ratings

• Ease of Use
  5/5
• Heating
  3/5
• Design
  4/5
• Comfort
  4/5
• Value
  5/5

If your fingers in particular tend to get cold in chilly weather, Snow Deer Electric Gloves are your best bet. They have wind- and waterproof shells, sheepskin palms, and soft fleece linings. Our testers found the multi-layered design easy to put on and adjust at the wrist. Situating the rechargeable lithium-polymer batteries was a simple process as well.

They're extremely warm and heat up super quick starting with the palm, but then the heat spreads to the rest of the hand including up through the finger tips. These gloves are a stellar choice for everyday activities on winter vacations, like walking, sightseeing, snowball fights, or building a snowman.

The Details: 94 degrees Fahrenheit | 150 degrees Fahrenheit max | Waterproof | Rechargeable 7.4V lithium-polymer | 2–6.5 hour batter

Fastest Heating

Savior Heat Electric Heated Gloves

$130 at Amazon $125 at Walmart

Our Ratings

• Ease of Use
  4.5/5
• Heating
  4/5
• Design
  5/5
• Comfort
  3/5
• Value
  4/5

We found these gloves easy to put on and use. The battery pack goes in smoothly and is easy to zip up even while wearing the other glove. They heated almost instantly, and the distribution of warmth was very even throughout these surprisingly lightweight gloves. While some thick winter gloves can make mobility awkward, it's still very easy to grip and use items while wearing these — just note that they aren't screen-compatible.

After regularly wearing these gloves for two months, we found that once charged, you can insert the battery pack into the glove, and they get very nicely warm on all three heat settings. They're pretty thick, and they're water-resistant and wind-proof, which is very important if you plan to spend time outdoors at your wintry destination. These gloves are perfect for winter sports, long walks, or walking around your favorite cold-weather vacation spot to keep extra warm all day.

The Details: 113 degrees Fahrenheit | 150 degrees Fahrenheit max | Waterproof | Rechargeable 7.4V 2200mah rechargeable | Up to 7-hour battery life

Best for Winter Sports

Seirus HeatTouch Atlas Gloves

$250 at REI View on Seirus.com

Our Ratings

• Ease of Use
  4/5
• Heating
  4.5/5
• Design
  4.5/5
• Comfort
  5/5
• Value
  4/5

These are some of the most lightweight and sleek gloves we found, which is perfect for skiers, snowboarders, sledders, and snowshoers. They include slim liners with some of the best touchscreen-compatibility we've seen on gloves plus a heavy-duty shell you can wear over them. The heating component is very easy to turn on and off and they get extremely warm fairly quickly. They're also very soft and comfortable even when not heated, and both the interior and exterior fabrics are smooth and sleek.

To make sure you never lose a glove, they come with a clip so you can attach them together when not in use. Plus, they're touchscreen compatible, so you can text, take photos, and make phone calls while keeping your fingers warm and toasty.

The Details: Waterproof | Rechargeable | Up to 6-hour battery life

Best Liners

Day Wolf Heated Glove Liners

$120 at Amazon

Interested in a slimmer fit? Day Wolf Heated Liners are an excellent choice. They're user-friendly in every way, including when placing the batteries in the pockets and powering them up. They heat exceptionally quickly too. Within 30 seconds, your hands and fingers will be cozy-warm — but not at all clammy — and you can count on them to stay toasty for up to six hours.

We were big fans of the thin design, noting that it was easy to use a phone or computer. The tips of the thumbs and index fingers feature a touch-compatible material, so there's no struggle to text and take pictures. Since these gloves cooled down halfway through our ice-bucket test, we wouldn't recommend them for icy conditions or snow sports. But all things considered, they're a great option for winter sightseeing, hiking, or cycling in frigid weather.

The Details: 90 degrees Fahrenheit | 150 degrees Fahrenheit max | Waterproof | Rechargeable 7.4V lithium-polymer | 2–6 hour battery life

Best Splurge

Ewool Heated Glove Liners with SnapConnect

View on Ewool.com

These sleek gloves deliver in both style and warmth. To turn them on, simply push and hold the button until it turns red and when you turn them off, they vibrate briefly to confirm that they are no longer heating — a unique safety feature we love. These gloves start feeling warm almost immediately after you turn them on and grew to a toasty temperature in about 20 seconds. While there are three heat levels, even the lowest one provides a comfortable amount of heat.

To charge the gloves, you simply attach a magnetic component to each glove so only one charging cable is needed to charge both gloves at once. We love that the gloves are thin enough you can wear an outer shell on top or tuck the cuffs into slim jacket sleeves. They are also truly touchscreen compatible and we were able to text, scroll, and take photos all while still wearing the gloves. While these are a pricier option, they are high-quality, durable, and come in five different size options so you can get the perfect fit for you.

The Details: Waterproof | Rechargeable battery