This is my second one. The first one worked great clearing my small driveway (3 cars single file) and walkways (about 150') and never ran out of juice. It did struggle with wet snow but so did my previous more powerful plug-in blower. Having no cord, it was far more maneuverable than the corded one. It was very easy to assemble and to use. Now we come to Customer Service. Snow blower #1 was stored in the basement, the basement flooded with 2.5 feet of water while I was away. Water drained from the unit for 2 days. While the batteries and charger were clearly not useable, I contacted Customer Service to see if the snow blower would survive. They said, you registered it, it is under warranty, we'll send you a shipping label. Once it is on its way, we will ship you a new one!! And that is what happened. I am still amazed!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very satisfied with this Snow Joe cordless snowblower kit. It works well and is lightweight. It glides easily over the snow. The chute will move 180 degrees and even when it’s running. It does require both batteries for it to run. The average time to charge the batteries is about 2.5 hours. My husband was able to snowblow 400 feet of sidewalk and 3 driveways before we had to charge the batteries. There is a LED light on this snowblower which is convenient to use at dusk/evening. Operating the snowblower is easy and doesn’t hurt your back at all. This snowblower is a small size and is perfect for anyone who has a small/medium area. We used ours in 4 inches of snow and works great but I know it would handle anything deeper than that. The compact size makes it easy to store when not in use. Definitely pleased with the results and is a brand that I’d recommend and would purchase again.

This unit is light weight, easy to use. I couldn't get the machine to run more than ten feet in -11 degree temps this morning. It just quit, and shut off after a few seconds of use. The batteries were fully charged, and showed green. I brought the batteries inside and let warm them warm to room temperature. Then they worked fine after that. I used it previously on 2 occasions without any issues, but the weather was in the low to mid thirties. I keep the charger in the garage and store the batteries nearby after charging, so maybe it was just too cold this morning. The only other issue was that a screw holding the crank to the snow discharge chute fell out, and got lost in the snow the 2nd time I used it. I replaced the screw with a cotter pin, and works fine.

I bought this little gem to help with snow removal while my hubby keeps our very long driveway cleared. Boy oh boy, this was an excellent purchase and performs way beyond my expectations. I would recommend this to anyone. I have yet to run out of battery charge for the large snows that we've had.

Easy to use but batteries do not last in snow over 3 inches of fluff. Have small driveway that fits 2 cars and batteries will last long enough to get around and in between the cars. Once I go to do where the plows pushed into the driveway, the batteries die before I can finish. Heavy snow, batteries last 1/2 hour tops. Light snow, batteries last maybe 45 min to 1 hr.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This snow blower already comes together in the box. There is just a couple steps left for you to finish setup. We got it in the mail same day we got a nice snow storm. We tested it out right away. It does a decent job. The snow we got was heavy and wet. The snow blower did a pretty good job clearing, it was just hard to get down to the concrete. I think it would do an amazing job with light snow. I wish there was more of a shovel on the bottom to help get under the snow, we had to tilt it forward while using. It’s powerful and lightweight. The heavier snow did cause the batteries to drain faster. Keep that it mind. Overall very excited to have a snow blower!

This unit is light weight and works well in powder and light wet snow. It worked great the first two times I used it, on 2 inch snowfall. I keep the batteries and charger in my garage. I recharged the batteries after use, then remove them from the charger and store them nearby in the garage. The temp hit -10 this morning. It was pretty cold in the garage. I took out the Snow Joe and it didn't make it 10 feet down the driveway, before it quit. I couldn't get it to run more that a few feet at a time and it stopped. The batteries showed a full charge, but they were freezing cold. I brought the batteries inside and let them warm up for about 30-45 minutes. I tried again, and it ran great (with the room temperature batteries). The only other complaint is that one of the screws holding the crank for the discharge chute fell out while in use, and got lost in the snow. I replaced it with a cotter pin, and it works fine.

This is the second year for my 18 inch Snow Joe with a 40 volt 5.0 ah battery. I can clean all my walks and still have 2 lights of power still available. Today I also cleared my neighbours 2 car driveway. My gas powered John Deere blower just sits in the shed for really severe storms. Love Snow Joe! Great for seniors. Thanks. All I need now is Sun Joe.

This blower paid for itself with the first snowfall. It barreled through 8 in of snow with no problem. Great purchase. The only thing I would like to see is the Chute control arm be a little more stable. It screws together in the middle and is a little wobbly.

Bought this at the end of 2019 and we had no snow for 12 months. When we did get snow it only worked for about 5 minutes. Under warranty they replaced it with a new one. Today we got snow again and it worked well, +/-100' drive all cleared on one set of batteries. I really like this battery model as storage is easy and maintenance low compared with the gasoline one it replaced.