OCOOPA Magnetic Hand Warmers Rechargeable 2 Pack, UL Safety Heat 100-126°F, 3-Settings, Pocket-Sized, Max. 8 Hrs Long Lasting,Great for Raynauds, Golf, Hunting, Camping, Gifts for Men Women, UT3 Lite

Small and discrete but puts out good bit of heat. Seems to hold its charge well. Quick to warm up, much like the steaming wheel heating element in my car. Purchased at end of winter so little time to put through its paces. Will have better idea of its performance next year.

I am so glad I bought these. They have already paid for themselves vs me buying the disposable hand warmers. They have 3 settings and they heat up quick. They seem to stay charged through several days of use. Easy to charge. They come with their own little carrying pouch. Highly recommended for those of us that live in cold weather and want to keep your hands warm. On a side note, when I go camping in the spring and fall, I'm taking them to put in the bottom of my sleeping bag to add a little heat for my toes.

Purchased for a friend of mine during the cold this past winter. They were everything advertised and she loves them. The quality was excellent, price imo was amazing for the rechargeable warmth given. She is a teacher and carried them every day after receiving them this past winter. One thing not advertised, we were video chatting and she told me she had a headache and rubbed her neck as if the headache was originating from the muscles in her neck, maybe from working on a computer for a long period through the day. I recommended using these hand warmers as a heat source and placing them on her neck. She said the heat generated helped tremendously in relaxing the muscles in her neck and ultimately her headache. The size, portability and magnetic construction helps her keep them in her pocket or bag without adding noticeable bulk to her what she already carries daily. Highly recommend this product and there are several different colors also, in case men would like some but maybe don’t want the pink color

I’ve been using these OCOOPA hand warmers for a little while now, and overall I really like them. They definitely get hot — I’d guess close to the 125°F they advertise — and that temperature is perfect for actually warming your hands. As someone with mild Raynaud’s, the heat really does make a difference, and these offer quick relief when my fingers start to go cold. The downsides are mostly around practicality. The battery life is fine, but the charge time feels slow. When I run them on high, it seems like they take almost as long to recharge as they last. The included Y-shaped charging cable was a nice idea in theory, but one of the two output ends on mine didn’t work at all, so I ended up charging one side at a time anyway. OCOOPA’s model system could also be clearer. The numbers (3, 4, etc.) feel random — if the “4” is supposed to be better than the “3,” I really can’t tell how based on their descriptions. On top of that, the sizing isn’t consistent: some models list measurements in centimeters and others in inches. It makes comparison way harder than it should be. For larger hands, these are on the small side. They still help, but they don’t fill your palm the way I’d like. I also ordered another OCOOPA model with heat on both sides and I prefer that one. Its a nice feature that warms more evenly and works just as well overall. I’d recommend a 2-sided model if you’re deciding between the two. One major downside of both models is the size. Yes, small makes them portable and easy to fit in your pocket, but these do not work great for people with large hands. Still, the heat output and reliability make this a solid 4-star pick — great for cold hands and Raynaud’s, with room for improvement in design and charging.

They work really well. Warmth on level 1 is pretty good for most situations. Level 2 is good when extra cold or windy out. I have not needed level 3. Battery life is decent for being a heating unit. The first one or two charge cycles didn't last as long but the battery has been great since. Still need a backup, like the iron oxidation packs, if you are outside for extended periods. The size and curvature fit my hands well (For reference, large size nitrile gloves and most regular gloves fit snug & smooth on my hands). To warm my whole hand I prefer holding the pair in one hand (they only heat on one side). I liked these enough that I bought a second pair for my other hand. I also bought my neighbor a pair, and spare pairs for my wife & hunting bag. Watch the price for a while. First pair was 30+ bucks, but the rest I caught on big discount that was almost half price.

I bought a pair of these to take on a trip to Chicago in the winter. We attended a football game, which happened to be at night in frigid cold weather, and my hands stayed warm the entire time. I liked being able to adjust the settings based on the heat transfer because sometimes it would get too hot on the highest setting. They were small enough that they fit under my gloves and portable enough that I was able to carry them in my coat pocket. They lasted the entire 5-6 hours that I needed them to keep me warm. I’ve recommended them to other friends and even bought a pair for my father and father in law. I have no doubt that they will get more use, so I think that they were well worth the money.

I am amazed at how well these work. Even at the lowest setting they provide even heat. The mid level is heat is more than adequate even if you use light weight gloves. Battery holds power for hours at a time. Great product and value.

These have 3 levels of heat. On low they have plenty of heat. I don't live in a frigid climate but I suppose you would use the higher heat levels with heavy gloves on. I ran these for a day on low and they lasted the entire day. More than 8 hours. They have what I describe as pulsating heat. They have red leds to let you know what level they are set to. 3 levels. Press and hold to turn on/off. Double click the button to show battery level in blue light. Charging is usb-c. Blue lights flash when charging and solid when done. Heat comes from top side only. Back sides have magnets so you can put them together. However the magnets are not really that strong. They also come with a lanyard.