Additional touchscreen gloves that we evaluated. Sealskinz Waterproof Winter Gloves. Image credit: Simon Hill. Several of the touchscreen gloves we tested did not meet our recommendation criteria for various reasons. The Marks and Spencer Knitted Gloves priced at $18 or £10, which I received as a gift from my in-laws, are quite decent and come from the reputable UK retailer Marks and Spencer. They keep your hands warm while featuring special touchscreen patches on the fingertips of the index finger and thumb. I can swipe, tap, and type quite effectively while wearing these gloves. Priced at $119, the Graphene-X All Rounder Bio-X Gloves feature a stylish design, advanced graphene material on the back, and eco-friendly bio leather on the palm and fingers, making them truly distinctive. They are cozy, but they did not succeed in warming my hands at all. The touchscreen feature of the gloves is effective, and I had no issues with tapping or swiping. However, the corners and joints on the fingertips hindered my ability to type with precision. The Trendoux Winter Gloves, priced at $15, come with touchscreen-compatible tips for the index fingers and thumbs, but the seams on the inside make typing difficult and somewhat uncomfortable. Although they are slim and not very warm, they have a smooth, water-resistant finish, and feature rubbery anti-slip dots on the palms and fingers.
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