We have almost bought Worx equipment but no happy this time. Snow blower is crap. Doesn’t pick up snow. More headache than it’s worth.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Relatively lightweight. Easier on my back than a big snow blower.

I purchased this a year ago, and I am still enjoying it! I do wish the charge lasted a little longer. Its just enough for me to do my driveway and sidewalk. I may purchase an additional back up set of batteries. Overall, i'm thrilled. All my surrounding neighbors couldn't get their gas powered blowers to start, and I go out there and just push a button. They were envious!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] First of all let me just say WOW. This Snow blower is amazing. I live on a corner lot so I have lot of snow to move. It had no problem blowing the snow. Even at the end of my driveway where the city plowed the streets this snow blower went through that with no problem. I did stall the machine out once due to me forcing the machine to hard in the thick snow. So i found if I went a little bit slower and let the machine do the work it threw the snow with no problem. I did have to swap out the batteries to finish the job but I did expect that. Would highly recommend this Snow Blower.

Snowblower is great for up to 5-7 inches dry snow and 3-4 wet. Throws dry snow great, wet is a little tougher. Performs as well as my old single stage 2-stroke blower though. Perfect for small drives and more- mine is 3 cars wide- 2 sets of batteries get it done. Last year I did not even start up my 28" 2-stage snowblower.

I read reviews and was hesistant to add this snow blower to my Worx arsenal. I even went so far as to post a question asking whether the issues I had read about in the 2021 reviews had been addressed. I received a prompt response indicating they had been addressed. I decided to purchase the snow blower a few weeks ago and I have not been disappointed. The negative reviews I had read indicated the blower would simply stop working after a few minutes. I have not experienced that yet. I did bring my chargers and batteries inside from the garage in advance of a snow storm. I went through both 4amp batteries that came with the snow blower, but I was able to get most of my driveway done on those two batteries. I had one additional 4amp and a 2amp battery. It quit on me once the 2amp was drained, but that was enough to finish the drive and work through the sidewalk. So far, I have been impressed with the snow blower.

I bought this last fall and I have used it 6 times this winter. It is adequate for light snow removal, but I am very disappointed. I assumed when it says battery share my other 20 volt batteries would work in my blower. I found out today they will not. The batteries that came with it are only giving me about 18 minutes of run time.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Went right though the snow, limited battery life. Took 2 recharges to finish the job. I have quite a large corner house with two long sidewalks. My driveway took a half a charge and a full charge to finish. Extra batteries cost quite a bit.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Only 3" of wet snow. Didn't throw it very far. Batteries were dead after 30 minutes. Wish I could turn the lights on or off. Took 2 hours to recharge the batteries. Had to do the garage area 1st the recharge to do the front sidewalk

So I just want to let anyone looking to order the snow blower to be aware that before you put it together check all parts-yes all parts for I put mine together not knowing that one part came broken. I called and was told they would have the new part to me in about 2-3 weeks. Great right-NOT. I just received an email stating that I may have to return the whole snow blower-yes take it apart-box it then ship it back-then hope I get a new one before it snows. It's Nov 2nd-Not very happy. So disappointed in this that I am not sure if it's worth trying agian.