I wanted to get a pair of fingerless gloves to wear as I typed (as I am doing now) on the computer in my somewhat chilly basement. As I had no idea what would be desireable in such a product, I ordered a pair from both this line and another source, Private Island.

The two pair had similar prices, and the Private Island product seemed just a bit less well constructed, but that was due only to the number of untied twine and thread ends sticking from the interrupted fingers.

I tried both while typing, and found that the Private Island brand was just a bit better for the use I had in mind. It's finger cutoff length left just a bit more finger exposed, and the knitted body was just a bit thinner than this brand. So, for fine dexterity, the Private Island brand, albeit cheap looking, did a better job.

The other side of the coin is that this brand appears to be warmer, as the knit is thicker and more of the fingers are covered. So, identify what you want and take your pick. Based on the price of knit gloves, I would say these are so cheap, you may want to get more than one pair unless you, like me are uncertain of what will work best In that case, order two or three different brands.