linhandianzi via Amazon has
2-pk Rechargeable Handwarmers w/ LED Display (Various) on sale for
$9.99.
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KevinR6981 for finding this deal.
Available:Features:- Features a high-clarity led display that not only shows the heating level but also displays the real-time battery level
- They also double as portable power bank
- Intelligent AI temperature control chip offering 4 levels of precise heat release control, feedback, and guidance, max up to 131°F
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I've personally bought Ocoopa brand, as they have way more reviews, mostly good. I ran some tests and it ran longer than the listed hours, so I'm pretty happy with them. Paid like $12 for them with a coupon. There is a bunch on Amazon, find one that fits your needs. The ones I have are only 2500mah each, so 5000mah total for both, but it's a good size and not too bulky. Gets hot enough on the middle setting.
Pay the few $ extra for reliability and service hopefully.
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10K mAh in these or 5K each is really suspect at this price point.
Pay the few $ extra for reliability and service hopefully.
The 3 Best Hand Warmers of 2025 | Reviews by Wirecutter [nytimes.com]
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Yup. Especially when you're talking about lithium ion batteries, I am trying to minimize the risk of a fire or explosion. Similar to Anker, I would rather pay slightly more to have that additional assurance, and they likely will still be around if you ever need support or warranty replacements. A no name? Haha, they are a dime a dozen on Amazon and will be gone after the holiday season.
Yup. Especially when you're talking about lithium ion batteries, I am trying to minimize the risk of a fire or explosion. Similar to Anker, I would rather pay slightly more to have that additional assurance, and they likely will still be around if you ever need support or warranty replacements. A no name? Haha, they are a dime a dozen on Amazon and will be gone after the holiday season.
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