Do the gloves come with a battery?

No. They run from a standard 5V USB power adapter or power bank that you provide.

Can I use a fast-charging phone charger?

No. Use a 5V output only. Higher voltage can stop the heating from working properly.

How warm do they get?

The element is rated 5V 0.76A and gives even, gentle warmth. They are best as a liner or for mild cold, not extreme conditions.

Can I wear them while cycling?

Yes, they are designed for cycling and commuting, but the cable to your power bank limits how far you can move your hands.

The fabric is described as warm and breathable, not waterproof. Avoid heavy rain or wet snow.

What activities are they made for?

Skiing, snowboarding, hiking, cycling, camping and winter commuting.

Where is the Heated Gloves cheapest?

At Walmart, for $14.79, as of our latest check.

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Heated Gloves

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Weirong

Heated Gloves

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Our take on the Heated Gloves

The Weirong USB Heated Gloves are lightweight winter gloves with a built-in heating element rated at 5V 0.76A, powered by a standard 5V USB adapter or power bank. The soft fabric follows the shape of the hand, so they stay flexible while warming. They suit cyclists, hikers, skiers and commuters who want steady warmth without bulky battery packs built in. Against rivals with their own rechargeable batteries, they depend on a power bank you supply, which keeps them lighter but ties them to a cable.

Best forCyclists and commuters in cold weatherHikers and campersSkiers and snowboarders wanting a thin linerAnyone who already carries a USB power bank

Pros

Even heating from the built-in element
Lightweight and flexible fabric
Works with any standard 5V USB power bank or adapter
Fits under outer gloves as a liner
Suits cycling, hiking, skiing and winter commuting

Cons

No battery included; needs a separate 5V power source
Cable to the power bank limits hand movement
Only 5V input allowed; higher voltage can damage it
Thin fabric gives little protection from wind or wet

Heated Gloves prices at every store

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In stockSold by WeirongReturns: Sold by a Walmart Marketplace seller; returns go to the seller under the seller's returns policy.
$14.79+ $1.99 shippingChecked Nov 10
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About the Heated Gloves

These USB heated gloves are made for cold weather. A built-in heating element warms the hands evenly. The gloves are made of acrylic fiber fabric that follows the shape of the hand.

They run on 5V power from a standard USB power adapter or a power bank. Do not use a power source with an output voltage higher than 5V, as it may affect normal operation.

The gloves are portable and suited to low-temperature settings such as skiing, snowboarding, cycling, hiking, camping and winter commuting.

Material: Acrylic fiber
Power: 5V 0.76A
Power source: Standard 5V USB power adapter or power bank
Uses: Outdoor sports, skiing, snowboarding, cycling, hiking, camping, winter commuting
Package weight: 130 g
Package size: 33 x 16 x 5 cm (1-3 mm measuring error)

Specifications

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actual_color: ASource

Questions and answers

Do the gloves come with a battery?: No. They run from a standard 5V USB power adapter or power bank that you provide.
Can I use a fast-charging phone charger?: No. Use a 5V output only. Higher voltage can stop the heating from working properly.
How warm do they get?: The element is rated 5V 0.76A and gives even, gentle warmth. They are best as a liner or for mild cold, not extreme conditions.
Can I wear them while cycling?: Yes, they are designed for cycling and commuting, but the cable to your power bank limits how far you can move your hands.
Are they waterproof?: The fabric is described as warm and breathable, not waterproof. Avoid heavy rain or wet snow.
What activities are they made for?: Skiing, snowboarding, hiking, cycling, camping and winter commuting.
Where is the Heated Gloves cheapest?: At Walmart, for $14.79, as of our latest check.