This 11” electric snow shovel was delivered on 1/22/26 just in time for a major snowstorm on 1/25/26. I was extremely satisfied and happy with this shovel. I went out during a snow break with about 4” of snow and I took about 7” swaths and no problem at all. I am very happy with the power and the distance. I went back out the next day, and some areas were over 9” with some drifting. I had to knock the snow down and again no problem with the power. So far, I have no regrets with this purchase. My daughter is now going to purchase one.

This snowblower works great. Don't have to deal with gas and maintenance. Don't have to worry about batteries keeping a charge and doing multiple charging sessions. This would be a five star review except for... The BIGGEST flaw is that the plastic chute broke the second time using it. We have had some heavy snow in the northeast in the winter of 2025-2026 and it snapped right off at the screws. They do not sell replacement chutes online so this will now be relegated to the garage collecting dust. I've tried MacGivoring it but it didn't hold.

Corded snow shovel has plenty of power for heavy snow. Much more than I see on other battery powered models. Best for new snow. I'll only use it a few times a year, so the slight inconvenience of a cord is not a problem. It is pretty heavy and all the weight is forward, so picking it up to knock down a snow drift is bit of a work out. It did jam up on one heavy spot and the belt squealed and slipped for a moment before I turned it off. I cleared it and it worked fine after. I'll probably get a spare belt just in case.

At 73 years old my adult children decided my snow shoveling days were over. We just had 4 inches and after shoveling, I needed alieve relief. Anxious to use the snow blower. Storm Fern is arriving tomorrow and we are expecting 8+ inches of snow. I am ready!

"FERN" 1st Proper Test... I'd say here in N.E - N.J probably a good 12" to maybe 18" in drifts. Snow was powdery Hit it with the blower and it threw it out Over 40' That's the length of the house! Fortunately, no one was out on street. It Is Powerful / not quiet. 2nd day going at The Wall the plows made. Now it's piled 24" + and ice encrusted; Took it in smaller slices; had to adjust the chute to not blow it into or across the street (powerful) With ice chopper lowered the wall and it picked up what I was putting down. Made the worst I've seen in a while - Quite manageable!! Getting used to cord wrangling is essential, but way easier than dealing with the old Gas snowblower.

So far good, used it this past snow blizzard. Good for less than 7 -8 inches of snow fall, the chute deflector that directs the snow away isn't the best but for this price point, this was definitely better than manually shoveling everything. Haven't had any issues so far

I had to wait about 2 weeks after I received my Westinghouse 18" 120 volt single-stage corded electric snow blower WSnow18D before I had about a 4" snow fall here in mid MI. The machine handled it easily and blew the snow a good 20 feet. I am very pleased with its performance.

Bought this last year and finally got to try it out. Absolutely made the job on my driveway so much easier! Lightweight enough to move around back to my start line. Handled 2-3 inches of powdery snow without issue. My only complaint is that I wish it threw the snow more "out" than "up". Well worth the money. Saved me so much effort over shoveling and tossing heavy shovels of snow.

Bought it and tried it for about 5 minutes. Not enough snow this year after I bought it. Seems sturdy and powerful. Person on my block has one and recommended.

We bought this to save our backs from shoveling, our driveway isn't huge so this size works just fine. It is pretty powerful for a corded snowblower, the headlights are very bright and it was easy to put together. Starts right up with ease. Highly recommend!