ViGraceWinter Touchscreen Gloves for Men Women Warm Anti-Slip Touch Screen Lined Knit Glove

I've been using these gloves since 2019, and they're great. They've really become my go-to gloves -- the touchscreen fingers work pretty well, they're decently warm but still really soft and flexible, and best of all the grips are really great. They're appropriate for doing light manual work, but still look nice enough to wear with somewhat dressy clothing, so I use them all the time in the fall and winter -- for driving, for wearing to the office, on construction sites (when I don't need to be wearing cut-resistant gloves), for doing winter yard work, running errands...I've actually re-purchased them 5 times so far (because I keep losing them... one is definitely embedded in a concrete pour).

Touchscreen feature generally works as you'd expect. Fine for pushing touchscreen buttons but not as effective for typing on tiny touchscreen keypads. These are warm and elastic enough to keep them comfortably snug on my hands and wrists. However they are not real "winter" gloves so don't expect them to function well in really cold or severe weather. But for just wearing while running errands they're great and light enough to keep in the jacket pockets to carry around.

I definitely would not call these "fleece lined". They are slightly fuzzy and warm.They are a little thicker and slightly warmer version of the one size fits all dollar gloves that every store carries. They are very nice and I do like them. The touch screen fingers work well. The grips on the palms are nice. But I would describe them best as an upgraded, luxury version of those one size fits all dollar gloves.30 update: I've worn them quite a few times now. I put them through the washer (cold, gentle) and dryer (low heat) and they came out the same/unchanged. But I think what I like most about these really is of all my gloves (and I own half a dozen) they work great on my phone. I NEVER have to take them off to use my phone (Google Pixel). They aren't the warmest, but 30-40°F to walk the dog for half an hour, they're fine.1 year update: the touch screen fingers don't seem to work anymore but I would definitely buy them again. They were worth the one year of use and still my go to pair of gloves.

Good quality material and fit for Large men's hand. No gaping in the material at all. Comfortable. The phone and text finger tips work pretty well. Warm hands for outdoor walks in the winter.

I purchased these gloves last winter to replace a cheap pair I had for years. I had hoped paying a bit more for gloves would mean they would last longer. They are comfortable, warm, and fit well. I also like the grippy surface on the palm side which helps open door knobs.But unfortunately I already have to replace them. I don't have really long fingernails or even fake nails, but holes have been worn into the ends of three fingertips already (middle finger and index finger on the left glove as well as the middle finger in the right glove). They also rarely work with touchscreens and I frequently have to remove the gloves to use my phone, the infotainment center on my car, and the self-scanning checkouts at stores.Back to the drawing board.

I was pleasantly surprised by these gloves. I've been trying different gloves including leather ones for years without finding the right quality, the right fit or the versatility of a pair of smart gloves. Didn't want to spend too much money on yet another pair so I went with the ViGrace.I've been using these for a few weeks now in the terrible weather of the midwest and so far they've done a great job holding up. They're the right amount of warm without being too bulky. The material is soft and comfortable. I went with the dark grey as it's a neutral color that would go with pretty much any outfit I'd wear, and it does look very sleek.The rubber grips on the palms of the gloves are a nice touch if you're trying to hold your phone or a coffee mug out in the cold. They also have 3 fingers on each glove that works with touch screens so it feels natural when you're trying to use your smartphone. The fact that these aren't bulky gloves also means that it feels much more natural when you're trying to text with the small keyboard on the phone.Overall, I'm very pleasantly surprised by the ViGrace gloves, and will probably get a few more pairs by the end of this winter.

I just got then and I have worn them a few times due to cold mornings in Maine, I would recommend these gloves.

Worked great for my son.

Lovely warm gloves, very comfortable

Touchscreen fingertips didn't work very well so I had to cut off the tips.Also finger seams are not very comfortable.