OCOOPA Hand Warmers Rechargeable 2 Pack, Electric Handwarmers Pocket Reusable Portable, USB Hand Warmers 2 in 1 Magnetic, 3 Levels Heat Instant, Safety Certified, for Golf Outdoor Skiing, UT2S Mini

A fantastic product at an unbelievable price. These are perfect for cold Autumn and Winter days and keep your hands warm and toasty. With three heat levels, the output heat can be adjusted to suit your needs and with rechargeable batteries with USB input, these are just the job.

Purchased as a gift and they are absolutely fantastic easy to charge great heat from them with a good time remaining warm or hot full recommend

First Impressions:I picked up the OCOOPA Hand Warmers Rechargeable 2 Pack for my marine exercises at Camp Viking, and they’ve been a game changer. The cold here can be brutal, but these hand warmers have kept my hands nice and toasty during exercises and downtime.Design and Build Quality:The hand warmers are compact and lightweight, making them easy to carry in my pockets or gloves. The rechargeable feature is super convenient, and the build quality feels solid and durable. They’re designed to handle rugged use, and the sleek design makes them feel premium while still being practical. The flower one was the closest to camo I could find FYI.Ease of Use:The OCOOPA hand warmers are simple to use—just charge them up, press the button, and enjoy the heat. They heat up quickly, and the three heat settings let me adjust based on how cold it is outside. They’re easy to hold and fit well in my hands or pockets without being bulky.Performance:These hand warmers perform exceptionally well. They provide consistent warmth for several hours depending on the heat setting, which is great for long training sessions or cold mornings. The rechargeable aspect is awesome because I don’t have to keep buying disposable hand warmers, and they work just as well (if not better) for keeping my hands warm.Value for Money:For the price, the OCOOPA Hand Warmers are a great investment. They’re reusable, efficient, and last a long time per charge, making them way more economical than single-use hand warmers. If you’re out in the cold a lot, these are a must-have.Pros:✔ Rechargeable and reusable—no need to keep buying disposables✔ Compact and lightweight, easy to carry✔ Provides consistent, long-lasting warmth✔ Multiple heat settings for customizable comfort✔ Durable build perfect for rugged useCons:✖ Might take a little while to charge fully, but the long-lasting heat makes up for it✖ Not as small as single-use hand warmers, but still portableFinal Thoughts:The OCOOPA Hand Warmers are essential for anyone working or training in cold environments. Whether you’re a marine on exercise or just someone who spends time outdoors in the cold, these hand warmers will keep you warm and comfortable. I’ve been using them constantly, and they’ve been perfect for the freezing temperatures here at Camp Viking.Rating:⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4/5 stars) – A reliable and practical solution for staying warm in extreme cold!

Great customer service. Easy to operate and they are slim enough to fit inside my usual gloves. Have had our two sets for over twelve months now and when I contacted the supplier with a problem, they responded rapidly and positively too.

I decided to get some hand warmers to help my aching fingers, and I’m pleased to say it seems to work. Ocoopa seemed to be a popular brand, with many reviews on YouTube, they had two models I was interested in, UT2S and UT2S Mini, and despite the plethora of reviews of the (presumably older) UT2S, I struggled to find any comparisons between the two, even on the manufacturers own website. So, I bought both. Attached to this review you’ll find the first and only side by side photos and direct comparison on this planet, to my knowledge...UT2S.Good pointsThese are well made, with a metal casing, presumably aluminium. They can also act as a phone powerbank, and each one has a 5000mAh battery.Bad pointsI didn’t like the long flappy rubber covers over the charging ports; from experience with similar products they’ll flap around loosely until you get fed up and rip them off completely. Pointless.The more squared off edges of this model made them less comfortable to hold in the hands. I’m an average male with fairly large hands (I play bass guitar) and I expect that people with smaller hands will find these even less comfortable to hold.They actually get TOO hot. The way both of these warmers work at lower heat settings is that instead of regulating the voltage to the (presumably) heater elements, they simply cycle the power on and off. UT2S has 4 heat settings, and at 2, 3 and 4 it felt the same - too hot to hold comfortably. That was indoors, so in fairness they may be more comfortable outside in colder air. So its basically got 2 settings – 1 = not quite warm enough, and 2,3,4 = too hot.UT2S mini (UT3055)Good pointsThese are presumably a newer design and fix some of the issues of its bigger brother. The rubber flaps are gone, instead the charging ports are on the mating faces so when snapped together in a pocket they’re protected from dirt and fluff.The shape is more rounded, and that plus being slightly smaller (see side by side photos) makes these far more comfortable to hold.The UT2S Mini still cycles heat to regulate, but the hottest setting is thankfully not quite as hot as the UT2S, and the lower heat settings seem better controlledUT2S Minis are lighter, but I didn’t find the bigger ones too heavy either really.Bad pointsBattery in the Mini is/are smaller at 2600 mAh (x2) so mathematically you’d expect them to last half as long. I haven’t tested battery life but I played around with the Minis all day yesterday, not constantly on all the time though, and they hadn’t run out by the evening. For my use I don’t foresee the shorter battery life being a problem. but if you’re hiking up mountains away from electricity for days, this may be more of an issue for you.Body is plastic rather than metal, so may not be as hard wearing over time. Also, the minis have a strange sweet plasticky smell, not unpleasant but I hope it goes away.The minis lack the USB-A socket of the UT2S so can't be used as a power bank. Again, that wasn’t important to me.In summary, the UT2S Mini is the keeper, and the UT2S older/bigger model is going back.

Battery dead within an hr!Tried 1st time out initially impressed but then stopped working after an hour on medium setting. Such a shame as if they lasted the time stated it could be a good product!

I bought these for outdoor PE lessons and was impressed that they last several hours. They fit into the palm of the hand and have three heat settings. They are magnetic and fit together to ensure they’re not lost when not in use, or can be made into one larger hand warmer.There are wrist loops to add on if required. Spending a minimum 4 hours outside each day these remain warm. They take a couple of hours to charge, but heat up within seconds. I bought when they were on offer and have recommended them to others. Fantastic!