When it’s as cold as it’s been in much of the country for the past week or so, even the thickest, most technically advanced gloves aren’t enough to keep your hands warm. For that, you’ll need something with some more oomph, either disposable hand warmers or the far superior electronic option that’s heavily discounted right now.
A pair of the Unihand Rechargeable Hand Warmers are on sale for $17 at Amazon, a 43% discount off of their $30 list price. This deal is only good on the black and white editions; champagne and dark green models are $19, while blue and pink options are $20.
43% OffEach one of these lightweight hand warmers is less than 3.5 inches long, 2 inches wide, and an inch thick. There’s a USB-C charging port at the base and, on the side of the unit, a single button that turns the unit on or off with a long press, changes heat levels (low, medium, and high) with a short press, and shows the battery life with a double press. The array of lights shows which heat setting is currently enabled in red and, when that button is double pressed, the remaining battery in blue. The three heat settings correspond to 95 to 107.5 degrees Fahrenheit, 104 to 118.5 degrees Fahrenheit, and 118.5 to 130 degrees Fahrenheit. It takes 3 to 4 hours to charge each unit with the included cable (or one of the many you probably already have) and they can last up to 20 hours on the lowest setting. These warmers are convenient, powerful, and safe to use, with CE and FCC certifications.
One shopper wrote that these warmers provide “Great, instant heat and comfort for cold rooms or outside.” On top of that, the “battery lasts forever, so I don’t need to worry if I forget to charge them daily.”
Another customer added that “these hand warmers work very well” because they “heat up fast, are convenient, and have a great hand size.”
For just $17 a pair, the Unihand Rechargeable Hand Warmers are a must-buy for anyone living through the particularly cold and snowy winter we’ve been having right now. Active warming succeeds where even the best gloves fail, and with no waste (or ongoing cost) they are clearly superior to disposable hand warmers.
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Cameron LeBlanc
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