10 Best Heated Gloves In 2020

This pair of electric gloves offer three heat levels and warm up really quickly (in just 30 seconds). The heating parts stretch throughout the back of the hand and the full length of the fingers, guaranteeing you won’t feel a bit of cold, they are powered by Li-Ion batteries which have enough juice for 2 to 6 hours of operation (depending on the heat level).

Build quality of these winter gloves is great too – the Tarpaulin shell blocks out rain, while the lambskin palm improves the grip and makes it more durable. For even more warmth, the glove is lined with cotton. At this price point, it’s one of the best battery heated gloves you’ll come across. As a cherry on top, the manufacturer gives you a 1-year warranty if something goes wrong.

If you’re looking for reliable warmth and neat design features, the Snow Deer gloves are the ones for you. These top-rated electric gloves with rechargeable batteries have a heating element on the back of the hand as well as on the fingers. There is a button on the back that allows you to choose one of the 3 heat settings. The gloves use 7.4V Li-Ion batteries and keep your hands warm for up to 6 hours.

Besides the polyester shell and the leather palm, these have plenty more to offer. They come with a wrist strap and cuff drawcord to tighten the glove, and touchscreen-compatible fingers for using your smart device. It comes in seven different sizes so both men and women can find the right fit.

For those of you who prefer mittens instead of gloves, we have a great pick. The Snow Deer mittens work equally well as any gloves with heated fingers, and possibly even better because the fingers aren’t separated. This mitten has heating elements covering the whole backside, and they are powered by rechargeable Li-Ion batteries.

This pair of thermic gloves come with a tough polyester shell, cotton insulation, and a soft fleece lining. There are three levels of heat you can select with a simple click of a button. The model is designed for both men and women and comes in 8 different sizes.

The Daintymuse gloves are the best battery heated gloves if you’re shopping on a budget. This unisex glove is powered by 3 standard AA batteries, which is convenient since you can always have spares.

They have a water-resistant and windproof shell, as well as cotton insulation. In addition, the fingertips are fully touchscreen-compatible. At 113°F, they are not the warmest glove but they will keep your hands and fingers warm. They are great for any outdoor activity, from skiing and snowshoeing to motorcycling during cold weather.

The Alritz heated ski gloves are made of premium nylon and polyester to give you excellent water and wind protection. They are powered by high-capacity 3200mAh batteries that keep them warm for up to 8 hours at 110°F or 4 hours at 150°F. Unfortunately, they heat only the back of the hand.

There is a large button in the middle to turn it on and off, with a color indicator (red, white, blue) to show you the heat level. They come in one universal size (large), but users say that they run a bit smaller than expected so keep this in mind.

The Autocastle electric gloves give you quick and easy control over the glove temperature. Holding the button turns the glove on and off, and clicking it changes the heat level between red (100%, 150°F), white (75%), and blue (50%). They are powered by rechargeable lithium batteries that go in the cuff pocket and the heating element is located at the back of your hand.

The shell is made of 4-layer waterproof coated fabric, and the palm is reinforced with PU leather. This model is insulated with cotton that helps keep the warmth in. The size is universal, and the manufacturer claims they will fit anyone with 7 to 10 inches palm circumference. In addition, this type of glove makes a great gift for skiers and other outdoor enthusiasts because it offers an excellent balance between price and quality.

These are probably the best electric heated gloves in this price range. What’s even better, they offer three versions to choose from, based on your needs. They are made of polyester and are IP65 certified water-resistant. The palm is reinforced with PU leather, while the inside is lined with a combination of cotton and sponge.

This glove heats up the area in the back of your hand and uses two rechargeable lithium batteries (included in the pack). While the MMlove glove comes in one universal size, the manufacturer provides exact measurements on the page so you can check whether it will fit you. Overall, it’s a nice glove that works really well.

A glove like the Global Vasion is an excellent choice for those who have chronically cold fingers and want to get really warm really fast. The top temperature is 150°F, and it can reach it in under 15 minutes. There is a button to choose among three possible heat settings, and it uses rechargeable lithium batteries for powering the heating element in the back of the hand.

It’s made of polyester with anti-slip PU leather on the palm. The battery pocket is located on the cuff, and there is also a wrist strap to improve the fit of the glove. You can get these men's gloves in two sizes (size chart available), but be careful as they’re known to run a bit smaller than expected.

The Volt Resistance gloves offer a slightly different design, and we love it. Unlike the other gloves we talked about, this model has heating elements throughout the glove – in the palm, back of the hand, and fingers. They are able to warm up to a maximum of 150°F, and the heat lasts between 2 and 8 hours.

This is a durable, heavy-duty glove with a nylon shell and a leather palm. It’s fully waterproof and able to withstand very low temperatures. Thanks to the extra-long cuff with drawcords, it works great with any type of ski jacket. The cuff also has a button and a heat level indicator to control the warmth. These are truly one of the best battery heated gloves, and worth the slightly higher price.

Thanks to the special Hipora insert, the Aroma Season rechargeable thermic gloves are fully waterproof, making them an excellent choice for the snow. This glove is powered by a 7.4V Li-Ion battery and comes with 3 heat levels which you can change with a simple click of a button.

The heating elements are spread throughout and the glove and even the fingers (except the thumb). It can work from two to eight hours (high or low heat) and takes about six hours to recharge. We particularly like that these come with a color choice (red and black) and two sizes, so everyone can find what suits them.