T3's top-rated hand warmer is the perfect stocking filler, with 20% off at Amazon

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published 8 December 2021

If you're the kind of person who feels the cold – or are buying for someone who does this Christmas – allow us to present you with a solution: the Lifesystems rechargeable hand warmer. Right now it's 20% off at Amazon, which means for less than 20 of your hard-earned pounds, you can ensure warm mitts all winter. By our reckoning, it's the best hand warmer you can buy right now. With a fiver off at Amazon, it'd make a great stocking filler, or a worthwhile investment for yourself as we head into the coldest months.

What makes it so good? #1. It's rechargeable. That means you can use it as much as you like. Charging is via USB, which is just about as convenient as it gets these days. #2. It gets nice and hot. There are four different heat settings to choose from, depending on just how cold your fingers are, and this little gadget emits heat from both sides. #3. It doubles up as a power bank, which is just generally ultra-useful in all kind of situations. We're not just saying this either; we've tested one out. Head to our full Lifesystems rechargeable hand warmer review for the full low-down. Want something that doesn't require charging? Our best gloves for cold weather or best touchscreen gloves will help you out there.

Ruth is a lifestyle journalist specialising in sleep and wellbeing. She has tested more mattresses than her small flat can handle and will talk at length about them to anyone who shows even a passing interest, and has had to implement a one-in-one-out pillow policy for fear of getting smothered in the night. As well as following all the industry trends and advancements in the mattress and bedding world, she regularly speaks to certified experts to delve into the science behind a great night's sleep, and offer you advice to help you get there. She's currently Sleep Editor on Tom's Guide and TechRadar, and prior to that ran the Outdoors and Wellness channels on T3 (now covered by Matt Kollat and Beth Girdler-Maslen respectively).