Magnetic Hand Warmers Rechargeable 2 Pack, Lafhome 5000mAh Reusable Portable Hand Warmer/Power Bank, 2 in 1 Electric Pocket Warmer Great for Outdoor, Hunting, Golf, Camping, Warm Gifts for Women Men

I really loved this hand warmer when it worked in the beginning. But one of them doesn’t hold a charge as long anymore and I’ve only used it for three months (half of January, February and March). I started using it again in late November and within a week one doesn’t charge as fast nor does it hold the charge as long.

These fit well in your pockets, are super easy to pack, charge quickly and work great! Love that they have three setting levels for the heat. You won’t be disappointed!

Works well but a little heavier than I thought

UPDATE - almost 3 weeks later and I still love these things. However I've discovered that the push button on/off is very annoying. Because the button is so easy to press accidentally, it's designed so you have to long press to turn it on or off. This makes sense to me to avoid accidentally turning it on or off, however several times now I guess I didn't hold the button long enough to turn these off after I got home. There is no auto-shutoff, so if you don't turn them off properly they just stay on until the battery runs out of power. I don't notice until the next time I'm about to go out in the cold, at which point it's too late to charge them.I can see benefits to not having an auto-shutoff as well, but it would be really nice if that were an option. If I had to choose between having and not having an auto-shutoff, I think I would choose to have it.If I were to describe the perfect hand warmers, it would be these but with an on/off switch instead of just a button, and an auto-shutoff feature that was either always there or that could be toggled somehow. (Maybe a 3 position switch? I don't really know how things work though.) I still like everything else about them!Summary in case you don't want to read my whole review:I love these things! Good heat range, easy to use, you get one for each hand, easy to charge with the 2 short cables that they come with (with your own power adapter), and so far no issues with battery life.I wasn't sure what to expect with these, or any rechargeable hand warmers, but I liked the idea of being able to warm up my hands while walking the dog. I chose this one because it came with two individual warmers instead of just one. I like that they stick together when not in use -- much easier to store, to charge, and as long as I stick them back together whenever they are not in my pockets, I probably won't lose one. (I still might lose both, but that's another story!)You do have to charge each one separately -- they are two separate devices that just happen to stick together magnetically. They do not come with a power adapter, just the 2 cables (as expected, since it isn't listed as something that comes with). The charging cables are very short, which I like since they take up less space when not in use, but may be an issue for anyone who doesn't want to have to leave them right by an outlet while they charge.They each have one smooth curved side, and one flat side where they stick together. The flat side doesn't get as hot as the curved side. I haven't found this to be an issue.On the high setting these are plenty hot enough to be felt through my fleece gloves. With bare hands, the low and medium settings feel good.So far so good with battery life. I used them for maybe half an hour a day for 2 weeks and still didn't need to charge them (although I did anyway after 2 weeks, just in case).Overall, very happy with this order, and as long as they keep working throughout the season I'll continue considering this a 5 star product (I'll change my review if they don't last for at least a year).

I have Raynaud's (anything under 70 degrees makes my hands and fingers turn either white/purple and they go completely numb...) and these hand warmers have been a total game changer for me. They don't get super duper hot, but they do warm very nicely and even in very cold weather, they make a huge difference for me.I like that there are two of them- I split them apart and keep them in my jacket pockets and whenever I can, I just stick one hand I'm not using in and curl it around the warmer and it makes a total difference in how cold I feel overall and circulation. They do not warm my jacket up, like another reviewer stated, but just having that bit of heat to hold on to seems to make a difference in my overall comfort.My daughter, who doesn't have sensitivity to cold like I do, uses them, as well, and she says that it's like holding a very warm hand when it's cold out, and that's the perfect description.I admit, on one evening when I was feeling incredibly cold and desperate for warmth, I stuck one half of these warmers inside my beanie hat, under my hood, on the top of my head and it actually warmed me right up. It got so hot, though, I had to remove it. So they DO work, and they DO make a huge difference if you are sensitive to cold.

I usually buy the disposable hand warmers when we are skiing or outside a long time. These work great until you put them in a pocket or some where with a limited air supply then they usually start to cool down until exposed to air again. These warmers are the opposite.It only takes a couple minutes for these warmers to heat up. The button is easy to access and has a nice click when pressed. Its flush to the rest of the warmer so I have not had any issues with accidental clicking.Personally I split the warmers and throw one in each pocket. Unlike disposable warmers these continue to heat in my pockets and create a nice warm pocket for my cold hands. They last a few hours oh high continuously pumping out heat but if im out all day then I keep them on low so they last. Even at the low setting they work to keep my hands warm. Ive also used them indoor on my neck and shoulders. They get hot so I normally keep them on low for direct skin contact.The included straps and charger cables are a nice added bonus so I don’t need to dig around for a spare usb c cable. Also the magnetic feature and pouch are very convenient keeping them together for storing and while charging.Overall these have been awesome keeping my hands warm outside in the cold.

These hand warmers are a game changer. My husband is a postman and obviously gets cold hands all the time. He says they are an absolute life saver and he's recommended them to loads of his colleagues. They have 3 temperature settings and heat up really quickly. Brilliant for walkers and the bonus is you can charge your mobile phone from them too!! Even at the same time! Honestly, if you get cold hands or even just want to be a bit more comfortable, get some.

These have had so much use over the last winter. I love that they can be recharged and also act as emergency battery backup for other devices. As there are two that just split up, it means both hands are warm rather than passing the warmer from one to the other. I've also used them for toothache and general aches and pains. Battery life is excellent, on the highest setting still get 4-5 hours. Just buy 'em :)

Bought these for my girlfriend as she's always cold, they work wonders and she does love them, however she notices that a lot of the time when she goes to charge them that they don't retain their charge. She will keep them on charge sometimes for the minimum 2-3 hours, sometimes even has them on charge all day if she's not using them yet their battery then only seems to have charged the tiniest bit and will last about 1 hour or so before running out of battery. I LOVE MY GIRLFRIEND SO MUCH AND WANTED THESE TO KEEP HER WARM BUT THEY DON'T WORK PROPERLY AFTER A FEW WEEKS OF USAGE.

The best hand warmers! Warm your hands up in seconds on the highest setting. Sometimes they are too warm for my hands. Definitely do the job and look good while doing it. Have already recommended to my friends who have all purchased them too

My hands and fingers were so painful during a flare up of my RA, that I thought I'd give these hand warmers a go.After charging them up I turned them on the lowest temperature put them in the palms of my hands and wrapped my fingers around them, it didn't take long for my pain to reduce dramatically 😃.At night I would use them and put my hands into some stretchy mittens to keep them in place and my hands and fingers were far less stiff than they usually are.For me these hand warmers are perfect! 😁