My biggest concern was how quickly they warmed up. Less than 30 seconds is great! 2:50 - 3:10 30 seconds on low and already warm to the touch. That's all the info I needed to order this right now! Great video! I just learned that these were a thing!! I just got into fishing and I searched for hand warmers on Amazon. A 100 pack of hand warmers on Amazon is $33 USD. I'd much rather pay $33 for this thing once!!! Knowing that'll it'll work as long as it's charged and guaranteed to last 8-15 hours is some good peace of mind. I looked into the Zippo lighter fluid hand warmers but electricity is wayyyyy cheaper than buying lighter fluid canisters.
So honestly, how long does it take to fully charge the first time? I happen to be charging it with the USB port in my car. That's not the best way, I know, but I imagine the process will take longer than the 3-hours they estimate.
this was the 10000mAh H01 with quick charge PD (as he mentions the speed charger). You can tell from the ports, as the 5200s only have a usb-c. This isn't the h01 pd pro though, since that has a silicon flap protecting the ports, and i believe that lacks the micro usb this one has. This is the one i'm gonna buy on the easter sale, mainly for the quick charge feature. All of ocoopa's hand warmers that *don't* do quick charge (18W) can only be charged by a slow-charger (like a REALLY OLD iPhone adapter) and a slow-charging cable. Otherwise they don't charge properly. Lots of reviews mention faulty charging but the reality is ocoopas slow-charging input ports are too weak to handle a normal modern charger. This was a design choice and ocoopa clearly mention "Avoid using USB charger higher than 5 volt" in the user manuals for the one's that don't quick-charge eg. 118s, 118d, A8. This means i can't use one usb-c cable/charger for everything. That annoys me but this H01 in the video doesn't have that problem
And we have our own hearing balls, just stick you're hand there, and it will heat you up pretty fast, since they do try to keep a constant heat, so it's a good way to heat you're hands for free 😁
"As a man" damn this was the most sexistic thing i heared today😂 Like men dont get cold hands or dont want warm hands😂 Make a fire, caveman, you earned it. I'll stay in 2024😅
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My biggest concern was how quickly they warmed up. Less than 30 seconds is great! 2:50 - 3:10 30 seconds on low and already warm to the touch. That's all the info I needed to order this right now!
Great video! I just learned that these were a thing!! I just got into fishing and I searched for hand warmers on Amazon. A 100 pack of hand warmers on Amazon is $33 USD. I'd much rather pay $33 for this thing once!!! Knowing that'll it'll work as long as it's charged and guaranteed to last 8-15 hours is some good peace of mind. I looked into the Zippo lighter fluid hand warmers but electricity is wayyyyy cheaper than buying lighter fluid canisters.
I bought several of these for family, friends, and myself. Everyone loves them.
Great review just got this as an Xmas gift can't wait to try it out. It gets pretty cold here in queens ny right now it's 9 degrees. Happy holidays 🥳
Two thumbs up! Great video. Thanks!
Thanks for the review!
Thank you for the video! I need one of those! 🥰
thanks for the review!
So honestly, how long does it take to fully charge the first time?
I happen to be charging it with the USB port in my car. That's not the best way, I know, but I imagine the process will take longer than the 3-hours they estimate.
Are these the 10.000mah versions? Or the 2500?
Than you, hope the algorithm is good to you, we need more honest opinions
Thanks so much for that comment and your views!
@@GTMGunTotinMinnesotan what model exactly is this? they have a few
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I'm looking into these to actually keep my phone from freezing to death when I snowboard.
Do you still use them to this day? Or have they died on you. I've seen some reviews saying that they burnt out or burned the plastic.
Still using them weekly! No issues so far
@@GTMGunTotinMinnesotan what's the longest you've used them for and do they still hold a good charge?
Does it come with a charger?
yep
Hi, curious about which version /size you are using -the 5200 or 10000 mAh? Thanks.
this was the 10000mAh H01 with quick charge PD (as he mentions the speed charger). You can tell from the ports, as the 5200s only have a usb-c. This isn't the h01 pd pro though, since that has a silicon flap protecting the ports, and i believe that lacks the micro usb this one has.
This is the one i'm gonna buy on the easter sale, mainly for the quick charge feature. All of ocoopa's hand warmers that *don't* do quick charge (18W) can only be charged by a slow-charger (like a REALLY OLD iPhone adapter) and a slow-charging cable. Otherwise they don't charge properly. Lots of reviews mention faulty charging but the reality is ocoopas slow-charging input ports are too weak to handle a normal modern charger. This was a design choice and ocoopa clearly mention "Avoid using USB charger higher than 5 volt" in the user manuals for the one's that don't quick-charge eg. 118s, 118d, A8. This means i can't use one usb-c cable/charger for everything. That annoys me but this H01 in the video doesn't have that problem
How's the handwarmer 10 months out? Is it still good?
Still good
For me, 3 years out, still working well.
Piece of crap. Just out of the box. Won't charge, save your money and normal hand warmers.
Maybe you just got a bad one.... Amazon will send you a new one. Your loss homie
As a man, I don't need something like that to keep myself warm.
I either put enough clothes on, or light a fire when needed 🤷
And we have our own hearing balls, just stick you're hand there, and it will heat you up pretty fast, since they do try to keep a constant heat, so it's a good way to heat you're hands for free 😁
Can't put too many gloves on when you're using a touchscreen picking in a 10-degree freezer.
I might ask about the fire, though!
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"As a man" damn this was the most sexistic thing i heared today😂
Like men dont get cold hands or dont want warm hands😂
Make a fire, caveman, you earned it. I'll stay in 2024😅