Mixoo Artists Gloves 2 Pack - Palm Rejection Gloves with Two Fingers for Paper Sketching, iPad, Graphics Drawing Tablet, Suitable for Left and Right Hand (Medium)

Every year I get a new set of these gloves for working on my graphics tablet. They're washable and easy to take care of. They not only allow you to glide smoothly across your tablet; they keep oil or sweat away from the surface you're working on. They're lightweight and comfortable, and the stitching is top-quality work.

I suck at animating... but these gloves makes me suck less. It works how it's supposed to.Touch screen of my Windows Surface doesn't go crazy, and it fits my hand how it's supposed to fit. Are you going to look cool walking around at school or work with this? No. They might think you're emo. Actually, I changed my mind. Yes, by smart people will think you're cool, because even if you suck at animating, they don't know that... they'll just assume you have talent and dreams, which most people don't have. Just make sure you walk with a swag when wearing these gloves, almost like you're dancing.Sure, you might get an occasional lint here and there, and the stitching isn't the best, but it doesn't affect the performance. But for the price? Better than what I expected. It's like In-N-Out. Surely you can spend more money on Shake Shack to get a higher quality meat, but is it worth double the price. NO!!! In-N-Out! In-N-Out!I actually bought this with a more expensive one but ended up returning it because this one was more than sufficient and was actually more comfortable.If you're poor like me but you're contemplating on getting a more expensive one... just get this one. It comes with two. I still suck at animating though.

I used the measurement guide, and while the fingers are the right length, the overall length is too short and does not stretch enough. I fixed this by cutting the stitches at the fingertips and making them fingerless (I also tacked the edges so the seams wouldn't continue to unravel). They still have palm rejection and a little extra padding on the side of my hand but without the additional pressure on my fingernails. I like them and will re-purchase the next size once they wear out.UPDATE: Even with the modifications above, the gloves still fit too snugly, with the seams cutting into the space between my fingers—enough to numb my pinky. I've made further modifications to keep using them until the new size arrives. I've completely cut off the glove's ring finger and made release cuts at the end of the pinky.

The product is comfortable, the seams are well sewn, it’s breathable and lightweight. Makes using my iPad easier by no mistake erasing. I forget I have it on, it fits that well. It doesn’t affect or restrict my grip. I didn’t know I needed, but now it’s a part of my design routine.

I think these gloves are intended solely for coloring or drawing with pencils on paper, and for that purpose, they work just fine. However, I purchased these gloves for drawing on my android tablet and phone because the seller said they work for palm rejection. This is misleading and simply untrue. They may work differently on apple products, but my android devices reacted to them as though my hands were bare.U-P-D-A-T-E: A few days after my purchase, Customer Service reached out to inquire as to whether I was pleased with the gloves. I curtly explained my disappointment and thought that would be the end of it. The reply I received was patient and kind, expressing concern and the desire to make this right and possibly improve the gloves for the future. I learned that there is padding on one side of each glove to help avoid the screen detection from movement on that side of the hand. Because of that one glove is suited to the right hand, and the other to the left. All I saw initially was black gloves and used them on the opposite hands. After using a tablet with the gloves on the proper hands, they did protect the screen from hand movement as long as the fingertip didn't touch the screen. The padding doesn't extend to the fingertip, and it was explained to me that is so the fingers can breathe. I suggested the padding extend to the fingertip, and that is under advisement for such time as it is determined that changes would be warranted. In the meantime, you may want to wear both gloves on one hand as I do.For my trouble and feedback, I was refunded my purchase price and may keep the gloves. Therefore, I revised my rating from 1 to 5 stars. There is room for improvement, but high marks for Customer Service.

Pros: Good quality fabric, size fits well, good stitchingCons: The glove is not fully touch screen resistant. I mainly bought them for the palm rejection, but while writing notes on my Samsung S7 FE tablet, I'd still have issues with the page moving around from my palm or pinky touching the screen. Palm rejection should imply that the screen shouldn't be able to detect my hand, but when I'm on the home screen and I swipe the edge of my gloved hand (the reinforced edge of course), the screen responds and moves a page to the right. I tried this with both gloves, and the result was the same.The only way I rectified the issue was to wear both gloves at the same time (a trick I picked up from reading comments on other gloves' Amazon pages). It's a little bulky, but I figured it would be easier than returning it and looking for another palm rejection glove that may or may not work.

I've always said I have little kid hands so I wasn't quite sure if the size small was really going to be small enough, but they could not be a more perfect fit!I am addicted to wearing hand lotion, and I'm always smudging my iPad screen, so these are a game changer!

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