Boss Tech Products Knit Touchscreen Gloves with Conductive Fingertips for Use with All Touchscreen Electronic Devices - Black and Purple

Update: I've had these now for a couple of months and there is a hole starting in between thumb and forefinger. I still use them, but I'm knocking my rating down to 3 stars for lack of durability. They may be thicker and softer than the ones I get from Walgreens, but they don't last nearly as long and cost more.I've only had the gloves for a day, so durability is hard to rate at this point, but they do feel thicker than the usual cheap touchscreen gloves I get from Walgreens. They're nice and soft, too. I purchased the "purple and black", and my only complaint would be that the stripes are not really purple, wine maybe, but definitely on the reddish side. Took a picture next to my eggplant colored sheets for reference. Not a violet purple at all, if that's what you're looking for.I'm not a fake profile, nor have I been compensated for any reviews...in fact, the reason I take the time to review purchases when I can is due to the fact that I find other honest reviews helpful and am tired of all the fake reviews that have polluted this site. If you find my review helpful, please take the time to rate it as such, not because I'll get anything out of it but so that others can see true reviews. Thanks and Happy Shopping!

I bought several of these gloves, for myself and as gifts for others. They are cheap enough to lose, but I've only lost one set. They've kept my hands warm through winter and work great as non-bulky gloves. As for using my phone, they stopped being as useful after one wash in the laundry. I still like them and will keep them as I haven't had much luck with any glove that one should be able to use their smartphone with.

These are great gloves and I used them a few times with my Nexus 5..The downside is that the gloves don't fit too well. Yes, they do stretch out, but it makes the gloves thinner so it doesn't really help with the cold. Since we're talking about the weather, they don't seem too great in the cold. You're better off keeping your glove-covered hands in your pockets until you actually need to take them out to use it with your phone otherwise, you'll find your hands getting cold quite quickly.

I didn't have the highest expectations, considering the price, but I did hope they would last the week. They're comfy, stretch, and the color was as expected, but the fingertips weren't that conductive and they started coming apart within the first week or two. They're a good set of cheap spare gloves to have around, but if I lose one or both I won't be replacing them with the same brand.

I had a pair with slits in the fingers so you could pop out as needed to type....but that is cold and the material was thin. So, I ordered these and the other reviewers are right - they are amazingly soft....and warm!!! Work great, so I just bought a black pair for my daughter before she starts stealing mine (they were even a little cheaper!).