It's great not having to try to start a gasoline engine in the cold, on Friday of last week it was -20 and we got about 5 inches of snow. This little guy did the job and did it well. I would give it 5 stars but the chute likes to vibrate and come off, so I had to stop several times and reattach it.

Only been able to use it once so far, but I was impressed! The snow on my driveway had already been packed, the temp was extreme and I wasn't sure it would move anything. But it moved it all! So far this snow joe has proved to be a powerful little tool!

Ever since I bought it. It has not snowed, so have not been able to use it. I can't wait for Winter to try it out. Maybe now I've bought one it won't snow again? Ever since I bought a generator, the power has not gone out! So, obviously both machines are a success.

I have had the opportunity to use only once on minimum snow fall. Haven't had the opportunity to try it on a snowfall of over an inch. Worked well on the walkway and with the drifting on the driveway and walk. what snowplowing I've done, the SnowJoe lives up to its name. Easy to assemble with easy to read instructions. I may have given it a 5 if I had more than one opportunity, especially if it worked as well as it has.

I am a retired and have found it impossible to handle bigger Snow Blowers. This Snow Joe has worked well on snows of 1-4 inches. The fact that the electric cord is required does make it harder to use than a battery would be, but given the cost difference, I am willing to put up with the cord. (My brother suggested to keep the cord in a warm area and that helps.)

Bought this product for light use in Ottawa ( ie walkway and backyard paths for 2 dogs). It has worked so well in this capacity. The machine clears up to 4-5 inches of snow with no problems. While the cord can be a pain, for the uses I am using it for it was an excellent purchase. Well done Snow Joe.

So far the shovel has performed exactly as I thought it would. I have a very small laneway and I do not need a big blower, nor do I have to room to store it. My Snow Joe is light weight, starts so easily can easily handle a good foot of snow. The shoot turns easily. It does not handle large chunks of ice well but I knew that would be the case. Follow the instructions for a good extension cord...I have a 100 ft cord.

The chute is held on by these tiny little plastic tabs. As soon as you start blowing snow, it blows the chute right off the machine. Who designs these things? I went to home depot and got some small sheet metal screws, and screwed the chute onto the machine with about 6 screws, and it fixed the problem. But it really should be designed better. The rest of it seems ok.

This thing goes through almost all types of snow. If its super heavy and wet, you need to take your time. Did not realize there was a screw to hold the chute in place and it blew off before I realized this. Probably should have read the directions but it was simple enough to put together.

I ordered this snow blower on January 30. By the time it got here I couldn't test it out because the snow had already melted, but we later got enough snow to use it and it worked fine. The next time I went to use it was today 3/12/2022 and the chute broke and now the snow gets clogged and doesn't go anywhere, which kind of defeats the point of a snow blower. Kind of crappy for it to break so soon, especially while in the middle of clearing 4-5” of snow…