First impression? These gloves feel like a hug for your hands. The chenille fabric is ridiculously soft—like petting a cloud—but surprisingly sturdy. I’ve worn them during my 6 AM dog walks in 15°F (-9°C) weather, and my fingers stayed toasty even when the wind tried its best to sneak through (spoiler: it failed).

The touchscreen feature is a game-changer. Scrolling through Instagram with the thumb and index finger works flawlessly—no frantic glove-peeling mid-sidewalk like some tech-unfriendly pairs I’ve owned. Though fair warning: on the black gloves, the conductive coating is practically invisible, so you might poke your phone skeptically at first (it *does* work, trust me).

Fit-wise, they’re Goldilocks-approved. The stretchy cuff hugs my wrists without digging in, and fingers have room to wiggle (critical for emphatic texting). A few reviewers mentioned loose threads—I’ve snagged mine twice on my backpack zipper, but a quick trim fixed it. For $11? Worth the minor upkeep.

Style points: The mixed-color knit elevates my basic winter coat instantly. Bonus? They pair perfectly with oversized sweater sleeves for that ‘I meant to look this cozy’ vibe. If you need warmth that doesn’t sacrifice phone addiction or aesthetics, these are a solid pick—just maybe keep them away from velcro and sharp rings.