These gloves are VERY warm. They are soft and not tight around the wrists. They don't have touchscreen, which is fine because my fingers never reach the ends. They have just enough grip that you can grasp things without getting stuck to everything. I went with a medium, but should have went with a small. The fingers are very blocky and kind of stiff at first. I feel like I have Lego hands. But I don't care because my chilly hands are finally warm!

These gloves do everything they are meant to- water resistant even if you're throwing snowballs for an hour, touchscreen on your phone, warm in cold brisk weather, etc. Gave this item 4 vs 5 stars because unisex gloves are just not a thing that works well for us women. Our fingers are smaller in circumference so a unisex glove just doesn't work no matter how you look at it. These gloves (ordered a mens small/womens medium) are too big at the wrist and my fingers are floating inside. They're just too big. Nice concept but overall it isn't going to work for us women who just don't have "man hands"! It's a nice glove but not for us/women.

I'm really not sure how to give this product a rating....here, I'll explain... I'm going to give four stars, rating only the quality of the gloves themselves. They are made from a nice fabric, with the upper being fleece and the palm is made from a quality deerskin suede. The lining is also fleece, and the fleece they used (on the outside too) has a lower pile (where it won't ball up and look unsightly). They are sturdy, and feel like any "good" set that would compare to other quality brands in a store.

When I was trying to decide if I would purchase these OZERO gloves, it was a little confusing to me about what size to order. Before purchasing these, I had ordered other OZERO women's gloves. From that sizing chart I ordered an X-Large, and those fit well. The advertising for this specific pair of gloves doesn't make it clear whether they're men's or women's. Anyhow, I went ahead with a size Large and they are HUGE. They're very large in the palm area and in the length of the fingers (they're over 1/2 inch longer on many of the fingers, but the pinkie finger is almost 1 inch longer than mine). They're even too big in the diameter for each finger. To put this into perspective, in medical type gloves, I easily wear a medium and if they're sterile gloves, I use a size 7. My hands are typically a bit on the larger size for a woman, but they're not overly enormous lol.
*I measured my own hands, and the measurement around my palm is 8-1/2 inches. My middle finger is 3-1/2 inches long, and it's 7 inches from my wrist to the end of my middle finger. I'll soon post a photo of one of my hands, on top of a glove, and you'll be able to see what I'm talking about.

Possibly, it was my mistake in choosing the size I did. Also, I didn't get the chance to try this pair out in the cold, so I cannot vouch on how well they do with really low temperatures. They did though seem warm for the minute I wore them ;). I can say that I'm satisfied with the other OZERO gloves I have purchased. Since getting these, I did scope out a different pair of OZERO gloves that are much like these, although they have fabric bands that hold the gloves closed around ones wrists. It seems as though that would be a more effective way to keep the cold... and wind from getting to our hands. Like these gloves, those are also advertised to keep your hands warm to -20°. They're more expensive than this set (@ $23, I think), but I think those are a better choice if you're searching for a pair that'll keep you really warm.

I'm returning this pair, and will try out the other set that I just described (I think you can find it if you scroll about halfway down this item's page... I'll check it out again and will update this review, if anyone else is interested...).

Definitely a great purchase for its price. I have worn these gloves in 0-50 degree weather and while riding 20 miles per hour and, although they don't add any heat to your hands, they do a great job at maintaining your body's natural heat. Great for protecting against the cold and wind chill. Sizing complaints in the comments are valid: the finger length doesn't quite match the proportion for the palm width, leaving you with gloves that fit your hands but offer an extra half-inch of space in the fingertips, which can be annoying or add some complication with grip. Overall, I would've been happy paying $30 for these gloves.

For the price these gloves do the job and I've worn them in the 30s and been fine - there not super warm but are warm. Maybe screen use feature didn't really work for just me - but couldn't use for my phone screen at all. Amway I had a previous pair for a couple of years and used it everyday in winter time - is still be using the origional pair but I lost one so I had to buy a new pair - basically: warm gloves, will last at least a couple of years, and good price - touch screen part though didn't work for me. Overall I would definitely recommend them to a friend.