ELECOM Two-Finger Glove for Graphics Drawing Tablet Light Box Tracing Light Pad for Left/Right Hand 3.0" -3.2" (TB-GV2M)

Drawing on occasion using a Samsung tablet with the S-pen, I preferred having a glove I could confidently use without input mistakes from my hand. I searched Amazon for a glove specifically like this, and this was the only one I could find.. strangely. So as far as having anything to really compare it to, there isn't much, if anything, based on my searches. All that said, this definitely works.The pad slides on the glass smoothly, and is thick enough to resist contact with every capacitive touch screen I had. The fabric on the pad feels the same as the glove more or less, just more cushioned. The stitches bonding the pad to the glove is a bit stiff when bending your little finger at first, but it's flexible enough that you should adapt over time.My main issue with this and other gloves like this is that they are always tight to put on. For example, despite fitting my fingers' lengths, they are still tight to get on. However upon re-measuring my hand, I may have selected the size based on my ring finger's length (which fit the medium size spectrum), rather than my middle finger (which fit the large size spectrum). I figured only the ring and little finger would matter, so I went with medium for a close fit, but feel like a large would not have been such a bad choice. So, I'm not sure I can judge sizing fairly.. Nonetheless, through careful stretching of the threading and fabric, I managed to get a workable fit, as you can hopefully see in the pics. So even if large doesn't work out initially, you can probably stretch it.In all, I was mostly compelled to make this review to ensure to others that the "de-energizing pad" on this glove works 100%, better than other drawing gloves like this that don't have a similar pad (basically all of them), and is about as comfortable to use. Hopefully more people take preference to this addition and maybe other producers can iterate on the de-energizing pad (making it a bit more elegant or something). Seemed like an obvious addition. Just wish I could grade its fitting better, using the large size.

First thing I'll say is that, this does exactly what I expected it to, in that the thicker part that covers the bottom side of your hand, and all but the tip of your pinkie finger does not react to any touch screens. However, the rest of the glove provides no such functionality. Whether this is good or bad depends entirely on your hand positioning.One problem that I noticed with it, which is why I gave it only 4 stars, is that it appears to have been made for a slightly skinnier hand. I followed the measuring instructions exactly, which indicated I should get the Large size. In extended wear, it starts to feel like my fingers are falling asleep, which, I'm sure most are aware, is indicative of restricted blood flow.So, personal recommendation, might be better to go one size up from what the chart says you need unless you have slim hands for their size. Other than that, good product.

As soon as I received the glove, I put it to work. My Wacom tablet would constantly register the palm of my hand, causing my canvas to slip and turn several degrees on the computer screen every time I drew anything, but the extra padding on this glove has stopped that completely! I'm very happy with this purchase. Just make certain you buy the next size larger than the sizing chart recommends. The chart says I was a Large, but on a hunch, I ordered a 2Large, which was perfect--snug, but not too tight or uncomfortable. If I had gone by the chart, the glove would ave been too small. Go one size larger than recommended!

Size: Smaller in a weird wayComfort: Not that comfy for a long timeQuality: Ripped after taking it off for the first timeDoes it do the work?: Yes and No. My tablet has a setting that didn't interfere with my palm when drawing.Edit: broke within five uses. The seam isn't strong, and not very good.

I used smudgeguard before and needed a new one, but I saw this brand and decided to try it out. The padded area around the pinky definitely blocks any stray gestures my ipad sense while drawing (unlike smudgeguard). It also glides smoothly along the screen's surface which I like!I ordered the medium one which I thought was a tight fit upon wearing it, but having it on the whole day loosened it a bit and now the glove is very comfortable to wear.

I bought this thing and was super excited. I wore it the first time and did some art for about an hour. I have small chubby hands so the fingers where long but I expected that, other than that it was a great fit. I hung it up on my art wall after that by the wrist band on a hook. I put it on the second time and 3 min into working the ring finger looks like this. I was SO UPSET.

I bought this product as it was the only one with the size for my hand. The material is "okay". However the added strip that makes contact with the tablet is what really made the difference for me. The only thing that I found to have trouble with is the finger tips. I accidentally touched the Velcro (hook side) of my jacket and it frayed quickly when I pull it off.This product does its job. I just have to be more careful with it.

So far has stood up to constant daily use, without any tearing or fraying. So in that regard, the construction is pretty legit, it's definitely better than the art gloves I purchased in the past. I like the added padding as well, that's a nice touch. Overall, I'd say this art glove is a keeper.

No reason to complain. For those with strong hands just be carefull with it and don't break it, I have XL strong hands and the glove it's preety resistant and elastic but I'm still careful with it. The underpad is the same material as the glove but thicker, at least that's how it looks to me, it's also breath-through material .

The glove fits around my wrist fine and is roughly the right length for my fingers but sadly I can't wear it without it cutting off the circulation to my fingers and making them ache, which is honestly the last thing you want when trying to draw. The fabric isn't loose or stretchy enough.

A bit too much friction for use on glass displays of tablets, so that it drags a little. Does insulate my hand to stop the touch screen registering though, which means I can rest my wrist on the screen, making it easier to use.

Love this glove! The extra padding makes all the difference. Especially if you get sweaty hands like myself. Ive ended up cutting off the extra finger as it never touches the screen. Had to reinforce the seam with a few stitches. Would love it if they did just a one fingered version...

Works as intended but far from perfect however this could be my older iPad Pro.