Electric hand warmers drop to £9.99 as late winter prices slide
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Pocket-sized electric hand warmers with rechargeable batteries have fallen to their lowest price since Black Friday at £9.99
Electric hand warmers are a fabulous invention, and a brilliant use of modern tech. Packing in a beefy lithium battery, they warm up an element just enough to keep your hands warm while you're out and about.
Pop them in a pocket, and you've always got a way of thawing out after a cold and frosty walk, or maybe even a snowball fight.
The prices of electric hand warmers have been falling sharply this winter, and every now and again we spot some for under £10.
This pair, by Miaton, started life at £22 back in November, but the price has fallen through the colder months and they're now down to their lowest since Black Friday - £9.99.
The deal will only last until February 13, but looking at the price history they're unlikely to go up sharply, so don't worry too much if you miss it.
But right now, you can get a pair of hand warmers, with a digital display, 3,000mAh batteries, and five heat levels - all for £9.99. And it's a deal worth jumping on.
These are some of the smallest devices we've seen on sale and, while they're not magnetic, so they don't clamp together to create one large unit, they're unlikely to take up much space in your pocket.
Amazon says the batteries will offer up to 20 hours, depending on the heating level you choose, and the digital display tells you what percentage is remaining.
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