The first time I've tried gloves with conductive fingertips. I should have realized, but the thread on the fingertips is metal-based, so that means it will transfer heat very easily -- which means on cold days if you touch something cold, your fingertips get cold. It's very noticeable, coming from wool gloves.

I don't think I will buy gloves with conductive fingertips again as I don't use my phone enough for it to be worth the increased frequency of cold fingers.

After I had the gloves for about two weeks the grey conductive fingertips started to oxidize (rust) and they're turning brownish now. It hasn't affected the operation of my phone.

The rubbery grip pattern on the palm of the gloves has also started to wear off after only two weeks, and note I don't do a lot of heavy lifting or any kind of work with these gloves -- I just put them on when walking outside, going to the car, etc.

I would not buy these gloves again but I feel the price is not completely unreasonable for what you get. They do keep the rest of my hands warm yet are not thick and bulky like my old wool gloves.