I bought this to eliminate issues with gas snow throwers. But for my 150 foot drive, loop drive in front of my house, and a concrete pad by my 3 car garage; the unit could only clear about 35% of my area before needing to recharge batteries (about a 2” snow). So I had to return it. My boys have small enough drives that it would work well for them.

I live in the Northeast and we just got hit with a snowstorm.Jan.2022 9 inches Bought my battery operated snowblower a few months back.It was the first time using it, All I have to say is that it was absolutely fantastic, would highly recommend,could not be more happier with the product! I have several Worx tools,all great!

[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.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Purchased this a month ago and have used it four times. The most recent was to remove 18” deep snow from our deck. Obviously I had to take it in vertical bites. This little snow blower worked great. I really worked it. Other uses were 3”-6” snow on a 20 foot long walk way. Also cleared snow from the front of the garage where the plow service doesn’t quite reach. Worked perfectly. Light to carry/move. I think this is a great option for light use or smaller driveways and areas. great for sidewalks if you stay on top of it and don’t let things get too deep or packed down.

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.] I got it about 3 weeks ago used it worked nicely. But the batteries are very hard to get back out because the cover will not open far enough to get a hold on the batteries ,they need a small handle on them because there is no place to grip on to them.

Whoever designed this did not have senior citizens in mind. Seniors do not have a lot of hand strength. Getting the batteries out is a chore. One side comes out easily. The other side necessitates some sort of tool to help pry out the battery. The cover gets in the way and the battery cavity isn’t large enough to get your hand in to loosen the battery. The unit needs a tool to help seniors pry the batteries out.

This is my second WORX Snow Blower. I keep one in my garage for the front aprons and sidewalks, and a second one out back for the patio. I will most likely be securing a third one to keep up at our farm shop down the road. The battery lasts about 30-minutes, which is perfect for the area I need to clear.

I bought this snow blower in anticipation of a snow-filled winter. This past week was my first time using it. We had 10-11 inches of snow and the Worx Cordless Snow Blower plowed through it without any problems. When the snow is really deep, you have to move through layers. Snow did not get stuck on the auger or in the exit chute. It operates relatively quiet. I do recommend having extra batteries. Working in the deep snow, the batteries lasted around 30-minutes. I was able to use lesser-volt batteries from my other Worx tools to give me another 10 minutes or so per pair. Having a pair of extra 40-volts would really help. The batteries recharged in a couple of hours and are ready to go again. I am happy with this purchase.

I wanted a battery powered snowblower and wanted to stay with the same battery's I had. This week we had 12 inches of snow so it got a work out. I would say that the battery does not last as long with heavy snow. But I had no problems it was great not having to deal with gas. I will be getting two more battery's. Also a self propelled one would be nice.