OCOOPA Rechargeable Hand Warmer | No more cold hands!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มิ.ย. 2024
- In today's video, i'm reviewing the OCOOPA Rechargeable Hand Warmer.
If you're an outdoor enthusiast or suffer from Raynaud's, this is one of the best investments you can make. I have no issues recommending this.
Specs:
10, 000 mah Capacity
Acts as a battery bank
3 modes with temps up to 60 degree C in under 3 minutes
Last up to 6 hours
Great ergonomics and construction
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This is pretty cool! Never thought these existed. Gone are the days of hot chocolate after being outdoors for a long period of time. Take care Will.
I’m also from Winnipeg. Glad I found this video.
Hello fellow winnipeger! Nice to meet you! I hope you found this video useful!
Just got one for Christmas; thanks for the review! I'd been looking at heated gloves, but think this will work a lot better for me for wildlife photography (in Edmonton winter weather).
Awesome. Especially during the current cold snap. I found this keeps and retains heat longer when it's in a mitt versus heated gloves. I just finished doing a review of the Ororo Heated mitt (canadian company) and found the Ocoopa worked much better.
Stay warm out there!
@@TheWongReviewer Great, thanks!!
Interesting! Never knew electronic hand warmers were a thing. I need to look into this
I didn't know it was a thing either until I randomly came up as an Amazon recommendation. I find it much better than the chemical pouches. However, the USB handwarmer is quite large which may limit putting them in gloves or boots.
best review, thanks
Thanks so much for the feedback. Appreciate it.
It's -30C in Winnipeg and my wife is still using hers a year later. Let me know if you have any questions. Stay Warm
I have raynaud’s. The OCOOPA usb hand warmers are an essential part of my edc kit once the weather starts getting cool.
I have three different sizes, 5200 mAh, 10,000 mAh, and the magnetic. I prefer the fast charging ones.
Great product.
Great tip! thanks for commenting! Stay Warm!
I just bought one of these and they are amazing ow hot they get warms your hands right up.
Glad you are enjoying it and keeping your hands warm. It makes a big difference.
I bought the zippo lighter fluid version. Going to get this as an alternative. More convenient. Quebec.
Sorry for the delay. How's the zippo liquid fluid version working out for you? I'd be curious to know what your opinions are.
@@TheWongReviewer Haven't tried it yet, getting colder.
So why does my unit blink all 3 blue when not charging?????
Bought three H1 units and one failed to charge right from the start, even after changing various cables and chargers. So much for Ocoopa's quality control. Will never buy from them again.
How exactly are these things supposed to keep hands warm? I was given ne as a gift. I charged it. I clicked the lone button and waited. it never got warm.
There is something wrong with your unit. Do the LEDs light up when you turn it on?
It doesn't surprise me. Their quality control sucks big time. Read the user comments on their website and you will find out how many have charging issues. Bought three and one failed to charge even after changing various cables and chargers. So much for Ocoopa's quality control. Will never buy from them again.
I just bought another one of these after the last one I had died. It’s been plugged in for almost 24 hours and still isn’t fully charged. Anyone else experiencing this?
Hi there. reach out to their customer support if they can assist you. I have 2 of these and so far we haven't had an issue with charging the handwarmer.
No I had mine for a year and never experienced that
Bought three H1 units and one failed to charge right from the start, even after changing various cables and chargers. So much for Ocoopa's quality control.
The built in batteries are not good, wont hold a year even with regular charging
Yeah, their quality sucks! I will never buy from them again. I will rather go for some cheap knockoffs in the future as long as they last me one winter season. No point splurging big money on a lousy product like those from Ocoopa.