It was such a good price that I thought it might not be strong enough for the 100” or so we are getting this month. I'm a 70 year old female. This electric blower tackled 4' of heavy snow on a big deck. I did it in layers. Some of the snow was heavy/crispy but this little guy blew it out into my yard. I then did another smaller deck. In 2 hours I was done. It would have taken me 2 full days to clear without this Snow Joe. I'm glad that I got the small one that I can pick up with one hand to maneuver. Best news no sore back!

We weren't sure this would work for the variety of snow we get here in Alaska. I'm happy to report that it handled 6” of wet snow like a champ! We don't have a ton of space to clear, so the extension cord isn't an issue. This snow blower, though … seems to be the real deal and a heck of a lot cheaper than we expected for this type of machine. If I could give it 6 stars, I would!

Small and powerful, did a great job clearing over 7 inches of snow this January 2025 in Indiana from my driveway. I've previously owned a powerful gas unit years ago, so I wasn't sure how electric would perform. A friend recommended electric for the convenience of not having the maintenance of a gas unit ( spark plugs, cleaning, gas), so I gave this a try. I've never heard of the brand, so I looked on Youtube and saw a video of a different model. I took a chance since I got this one for under $100. The only issue I had was the extension cord getting in my way. There is a hook to hang it on, but I was getting tripped up in the extra. I wasn't used to that coming from a gas unit. Overall, I was pleased with the performance and not having to struggle shoveling snow like my neighbors.

The SnowJoe is light to handle and plug-and-play to operate. It moves 4" to 6" of new snow from my suburban driveway (45ft by 22ft) easily and efficiently. It also moved the snowplow dump from the end of my driveway, which really surprised me. It is a lot easier than shovelling, light to handle, and inexpensive to buy. Overall I am very pleased with it - its a good product and does what i wanted.

My wife and I assembled this blower without a problem. After assembly, and with some instruction, my wife, at 83 years of age, took it out on our deck and proceeded to shovel it clean. You can see the good job the machine did and the smile on my wife's face. Her comment was, "I don't have to lift another shovel full of snow"

My sister bought this Snow Joe for me as an early Christmas Gift on black Friday and with it being so cheap we were skeptic on how well it would work. Well, this Snow Joe was the little engine that could. I have used it twice so far at about 1-2 hour intervals and cleared my drive way of about 15*30 feet with about a foot - foot 1/2 of heavy snow.

Overall, I am satisfied with this product. This snow blower works fairly well except for three items: 1. It doesn't throw the snow as far as I expected (my driveway is about 15 feet wide and the first few passes do not throw the snow beyond the opposite edge); 2. although most of the snow does cleanly eject from the chute, a significant amount scatters on top of the blower casing at the adjustable chute deflector hinge; 3. the crank to turn the chute does not operate easily (I have double-checked the assembly and believe it has been done correctly).

This snow blower starts easily and can blow the snow under 2-3 inches. However, one should not be too ambitious trying to move the ice patches under the snow. The blade is made of hard plastic which could be chipped off. There were many reviewers commenting about the snow blower Shute easily falling off. I used three metal sheet screws to strength the attachment. It works great. Unfortunately, with a chip in the blade, it is uncertain whether the blower will perform well at the next snow.

The snow chute is secured in with plastic tabs and 1 screw. The snow chute comes loose on the opposite side of the screw. Poor design so I gave it 1 star and returned it. Overall, the thrower handled 5” of fresh snow just fine. It is not made for packed snow or ice. It's almost all plastic. If you don't have a 12 or 14 gauge extension that's another $50.

Item was purchased through Walmart.com. They sell them for Snow Joe. I assembled the unit very well (if I say so my self). I barely started plowing and the snow chute popped up except for the one side that it was screwed down. I am sure that I had it assembled correct. I did reassemble snow chute two more times - same consequence. Walmart did take it back and I am assuming I will get a credit as soon as it gets back to Snow Joe.