Are these gloves actually waterproof?

ORORO lists them as waterproof and windproof, with a waterproof SBS zipper and a PU palm. The seams and cuff seal matter most in wet snow, so cinch the adjustable cuffs down.

Do the fingertips work with a phone?

Yes, the gloves are touchscreen compatible. Owners report using a phone without removing them, though thick cold fingers can still be clumsy.

How do I choose a size?

Sizes run S to XL. Buyers report the fit runs small, so measure your hand and consider sizing up if you are between sizes or want room for a liner.

Are they warm enough for skiing?

They are aimed at skiing, commuting and cold-weather riding. The heated element plus fleece lining suits moderate cold; in deep cold, some owners find the heat weak and the build thin.

How long does the battery last?

Battery life depends on the heat setting. Buyers report it falls short of expectations on cold days, so plan charging around your outing.

Can I wear them for cycling or riding?

Yes, the anti-slip PU palm and adjustable cuffs suit handlebars and reins. The lightweight build gives good dexterity, though grip on wet bars is not as sure as rubberized palms.