Has anyone tried using this on actual touch-screen gloves that don't work well to make them work better?
267079
Am using fox bomber n taichi waterproof glove both for riding it works well. U have to reapply them Everytime u wash them.
267080
Works pretty good without touchscreen gloves, be sure to let fully dry and apply 2 coats. I use hairdryer for 3 minutes to dry
267081
Works pretty good without touchscreen gloves, be sure to let fully dry and apply 2 coats.
1916923
Its not so good. I bought it for the same purpose but didnt like it. It is as good as your fingers as they say; though i think the fingers are better in terms of responsivenesss. Not recommended.
1568927
Yep. That's why I got it, for iPad and laptop touchscreen. Works well, and most of the time you can just clear the smudges with the nifty cleaning cloth they include with the spray.
331065
Had this same problem. Someone told me the oil from your fingers messes up the touchscreen. Simple soloution-clean with Windex.
1368526
Mine works best on clean, dry, warm fingers. Be shure to push the finger all the way In.
481425
Pretty sure you can. I use the touch screen on my cars video screen and that works while I have the gloves on. Gloves are great I love them. They fit correctly using their sizing chart too.
1001309
I have ther hybrid and tried this screen protector, the pen worked fine and it fit perfectly but touch with fingers became so buggy I decided to take it off.
348223
My hands never do and I use it a lot. If there is blackness it will be aluminum and that is not good at any time on any skin parts, sucks right up into the blood system. A rubber glove will prevent this.
452333
I can't directly answer this since I never tried it with my first set of these gloves, and the second set fell apart as soon as I put them on and were immediately returned, but as opposed to some gloves that have fingertips that are different than the rest of the glove, these gloves are 100% conductive material. Because of this, I'm gonna guess any part of the glove will work to activate touchscreens.
590240
I have only tried it on my hands and it works really well. I think it would probably work great on gloves but I haven't actually tried that. Hope this helps.
819102
I've never tried this on my hands. I would use it at night and slip cotton gloves on or those stretch gloves from Wal-Mart you can get for $1. This product has been the best thing for my heals. I had crevices in them and was afraid of infection. I use nightly before bed, no socks.
1916126
I am using mine on a apple iPhone. See no reason it would not work on any and all touch screens.
160096
Thanks for taking the time to respond. I wonder if they've changed the way the make the gloves. That would be disappointing.
344017
It cannot. It is keyed input only. e.g. touch two areas on the glove to simulate pressing a keyboard key.
552819
Oddly, enough, try cutting a thumb hole and the top off a small sock in a way where the sock is just beyond the outside of the wrist brace so no part of the wrist brace is actually touching your skin. This will allow extra padding on the palm and avoid irritating the skin. This also allows for a methol rub to be applied to the wrist without gunking up the brace. Worked for me
1100049
The tap-to-dim option is a cool feature! My experience has been that it works with wet fingers and thin gloves such as cotton glove liners or running gloves for example. However, I was not able to consistantly activate this feature while wearing thicker snow ski gloves.
1869735
Gloves' metallic threads exhibit no magnetic properties. Tried them w/several magnets. "Touchscreen" gloves do use magnets and should work fine with these under them.