Savior Heat 7.4V Thick Battery Heated Leather Gloves (B01LZ5THJT) vs WASOTO Waterproof Rechargeable Heated Gloves (B0CZ38P59D)
Savior Heat 7.4V Thick Battery Heated Leather Gloves (B01LZ5THJT)
WASOTO Waterproof Rechargeable Heated Gloves (B0CZ38P59D)
The short answer
Savior Heat 7.4V Thick Battery Heated Leather Gloves (B01LZ5THJT) comes out ahead overall with 6.9/10 against 6.6/10 for the WASOTO Waterproof Rechargeable Heated Gloves (B0CZ38P59D). Savior Heat 7.4V Thick Battery Heated Leather Gloves (B01LZ5THJT) is stronger on dexterity & fit, durability & weather/work readiness, health, materials & safety and ease of use. WASOTO Waterproof Rechargeable Heated Gloves (B0CZ38P59D) is stronger on warmth & fingertip heat, battery runtime and value. At current verified prices, the WASOTO Waterproof Rechargeable Heated Gloves (B0CZ38P59D) costs about $50.00 less.
- Choose the Savior Heat 7.4V Thick Battery Heated Leather Gloves (B01LZ5THJT) if: Cold-handed people who need a rugged leather heated glove for shoveling, yard work, dog walks and outdoor chores.
- Choose the WASOTO Waterproof Rechargeable Heated Gloves (B0CZ38P59D) if: Budget buyers who want full-finger heat and good waterproofing for occasional winter outdoor work or skiing, and who accept a shorter lifespan.
Scores by criterion
| Criterion | Savior Heat 7.4V Thick Battery Heated Leather Gloves (B01LZ5THJT) | WASOTO Waterproof Rechargeable Heated Gloves (B0CZ38P59D) |
|---|---|---|
| Warmth & Fingertip Heat | 7.0Warm across the back of the hand and fingers, and the liner stays warm with heat off (Bob Vila). No palm heat, a weak low setting, and no Raynaud's test. | 7.5GearLab warmth 9.5/10, but about 90°F measured against a 140°F claim. Even finger coverage (Bob Vila). |
| Battery Runtime | 6.02200mAh pack, up to 7 h claimed; no measured drain test. | 7.03000mAh; 3 h on high at 20°F (Bob Vila). |
| Dexterity & Fit | 7.0Leather glove with touchscreen tips; comfortable fit in Bob Vila's test. | 5.0Bulky fingers, 5/10 (GearLab); weak touchscreen performance (Bob Vila). |
| Durability & Weather/Work Readiness | 7.0Nonslip leather palm, and dry after a water dousing. Not rated waterproof; one test source. | 5.5Passed Bob Vila's ice-water test. GearLab scored construction and water resistance 5/10. |
| Health, Materials & Safety | 6.0Removable packs; no certification or materials disclosure found. | 4.5Non-replaceable battery, so the whole glove is discarded when it wears out. |
| Ease of Use | 7.0Easy controls; slim wrist pack. | 6.5Simple controls and wrist leashes. |
| Value | 8.0$116.99 for a work-ready leather glove that a tester named its best overall. | 8.5$79.99; the cheapest full-finger option. |
Specifications
| Spec | Savior Heat 7.4V Thick Battery Heated Leather Gloves (B01LZ5THJT) | WASOTO Waterproof Rechargeable Heated Gloves (B0CZ38P59D) |
|---|---|---|
| Form factor | glove | glove |
| Heats fingertips | Yes | Yes |
| Heat settings | 3 | 3 |
| Max temperature (claimed) | — | 140 °F |
| Battery voltage | 7.4 V | 7.4 V |
| Battery capacity (per glove) | 2,200 mAh | 3,000 mAh |
| Runtime on low (claimed/tested) | 7 hours | 8 hours |
| Runtime on high (claimed/tested) | — | 3 hours |
| Removable batteries | Yes | No |
| Waterproof (membrane/claimed) | — | Yes |
| Touchscreen fingertips | Yes | Yes |
| Shell / palm material | leather with nonslip leather palm | synthetic shell |
Savior Heat 7.4V Thick Battery Heated Leather Gloves (B01LZ5THJT)
Pros
- Durable nonslip leather palm
- Interior stayed dry in a douse test
- Removable, replaceable battery pack
- Quick warm-up, touchscreen tips
Cons
- No heat in the palm
- Low setting barely noticeable
- Water-resistant, not rated waterproof
- One independent test, no Raynaud's testing
The best choice for chores and outdoor work, and a reasonable option for cold hands that are not severe. For Raynaud's specifically, the ORORO has stronger evidence.
Full Savior Heat 7.4V Thick Battery Heated Leather Gloves (B01LZ5THJT) review →WASOTO Waterproof Rechargeable Heated Gloves (B0CZ38P59D)
Pros
- Budget price
- Full-finger heat with strong warmth ratings
- 3000mAh battery
- Passed an ice-water test in one review
Cons
- Battery cannot be replaced
- Construction and water resistance scored 5/10
- Bulky fingers, dexterity 5/10
- Measured about 90°F inside against a 140°F claim
A short-life budget glove for occasional winter work or skiing. It has not been tested for Raynaud's.
Full WASOTO Waterproof Rechargeable Heated Gloves (B0CZ38P59D) review →Both products are part of our guide The Best Heated Gloves & Liners for Raynaud's and Work of 2026, where you can see every pick, how we score and current prices from each retailer.