In most cases, ski mittens are warmer than gloves, as your fingers share one large space, helping to generate more heat than individual fingers can. The drawback to mittens is the fact your fingers are virtually useless while wearing them. Gloves offer a greater level of dexterity, and while we'd not have much success tying laces in any of our best buys, we were able to adjust buckles, reposition goggles, and check and answer our phones without getting frozen digits.
Look for models with touchscreen-ready fingertip coatings for better phone use, but don't expect them to be brilliant. Very thin merino wool glove liners can add an extra layer of warmth, and make using your phone in the snow much more comfortable. Be warned though, you might need to size up your gloves to make room.
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