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Prices ranged from $12 budget rechargeable pairs to $60 charging-case systems; HotHands disposables work out to $0.65 each in a 40-pack.
Measured peak temps on the hottest setting. COTOP was the hottest (160.6°F), followed by Kesguar (157.8°F) and DeeKom (149.8°F).
This test compares combined battery + heater power/efficiency (with thermal paste on an aluminum block). COTOP and HotHands were excluded from this chart due to test limitations described in the video.
Fully charged, then run continuously on the hottest setting until dead. DeeKom lasted the longest at 3 hours 55 minutes.
Wind caused more cycling and shortened runtimes, but this snapshot shows which models held temperature best in real cold conditions.
Think of this like fuel tank size: more Wh usually supports longer runtime and/or higher heat output. Mstoekn was highest at 13.92 Wh.
This reflects how much power the battery can deliver at peak. Funaudio was highest (61.72 W), followed by DeeKom (57.89 W) and Mstoekn (55.69 W).
Weights shown are the measured values stated in the video (some rounded). Heavier isn't always worse, but ultra-heavy units may be less comfortable in gloves/pockets.