Runtime depends on your battery capacity and the outside temperature, but as a general guide: high heat runs roughly 2–3 hours, medium gives you around 4–5 hours, and low stretches to about 7–8 hours of continuous warmth.

Yes. Two fingertips are made with touchscreen-compatible material, so you can scroll, tap, and type on any smartphone or tablet without pulling your gloves off and exposing your hands to the cold.

The five-layer construction with a dual waterproof barrier handles rain and snow very well in real-world outdoor use. Note that prolonged submersion or water pouring directly into the cuff opening is outside their intended design.

Fingertip heating across all five fingers is exactly what Raynaud's sufferers need. Users report no symptoms during wear: 'I literally have no Raynaud's symptoms when I wear them' — unlike thick gloves or warmers that leave tips still cold.

Most failures are the lead wire from battery to glove snapping under cold flexing. ThermaPulse uses reinforced flexible conductors and a tucked-wire design that eliminates the stress point responsible for most breakdowns.

ThermaPulse comes in one universal unisex size that fits palm circumferences between 18 and 23 cm. Wrap a soft tape measure around your palm just below the knuckles to check your measurement before ordering.

Remove the batteries first, then wipe the outer surface with a lightly damp cloth. Never put the heated components through a washing machine. Always let the gloves air-dry completely before folding them away for storage.

The multi-layer insulated construction keeps hands noticeably warmer than a standard glove even with heating off. ThermaPulse is built as a fully capable winter glove first — the heat is an upgrade, not a requirement.