This thing works! I was skeptical when I purchased, but, it does not disappoint. It cleans even wet heavy snow. Battery lasts a lot longer than I thought it would. After 15-20 minutes of fairly heavy use, it still had 2 out of 3 bars left. Only negative I have, is it was a little hard to get it put together. The wire that runs through the handle tube is almost too long and wants to bunch up when assembling sections. Other than that, for $150 it was a great purchase.

So easy to set up! This will be great for clearing the front walkway, patio, and steps leading into the house. We have been trying to get our teenagers to help more with shoveling, and this will be perfect for that. It is so lightweight and easy to hold. When they saw it, they were arguing about who would get to use it!! It comes with a case, which I really appreciated, and a battery charger that can be wall mounted. The battery is also lightweight. I loved that when I turned it on it wasn't too loud. We like to clear the snow early in the morning so we can get out for work and school, and I am glad that this will be quiet enough to get the job done without bothering the neighbors. Thinking about getting these as gifts for a few people!! Great little machine.

I recently used the Snow Joe 24V-SS13-MAX 24-Volt IONMAX Cordless Snow Shovel, and overall I'm impressed with its performance and convenience — especially for light to moderate snow clearing around sidewalks, patios, decks, and steps. pleased with what came in the box — it's more than just the snow shovel This unit runs on a 24 V 4.0 Ah IONMAX lithium-ion battery that typically delivers around 30 minutes of runtime per charge — enough to handle most small driveway and sidewalk jobs before needing a recharge.

It is almost perfect for older people to use with ease. If they could make it self propelled to move forward like a lawn mower. That would make it easier. The battery should last much longer than just 2 hours.

overall i am very happy with the shovel and have recommended it to many people. with a couple of design tweeks it would be even better. i would rate this as five star however there are a couple of small issues that i did not like. the trigger release button needs a more exaggerated ridge for release. it's too small for a gloved hand to get to easily. i would also like to have the option of a directional throw. the battery is too small and expires after 20 minutes or so and it charges very slowly. i purchased 2 additional 6 amp batteries that last longer and allow for more continued use.

The base and blade is plastic, so I'm sure it won't last long, as I've used it 3 times and they plastic already has nicks on the bottom of the base.

We love our Snow Joe snow shovel the real downfall is that we live in a townhouse and our Snow Joe Snow Shovel cannot be adjusted to blow the snow in a different direction so I'm feeling like I wasted my money because it's blowing the snow onto other neighbors sidewalks. This information was not related when I saw the advertisement I had to find out after purchasing and googled and learned there is one that's adjustable. I'm EXTREMELY UPSET

Don't waste your money on this piece of crap!! This is so top heavy and needs wheels to operate without hurting your wrist. Who engineered this thing the snow only shuts out straight back into your face ? No lever to turn it to the left or right away from you . Pitiful, what a waste. Need to do better Joe!!!

I bought this electric shovel 2 years ago. Our last two winters have been very light with snow so I haven't had much use for it. I have less then an hour on it over them two years and it worked great, I really thought I had made a good purchase. But this year with our 1st snow I got it out, put the battery in it, pulled the trigger and it did nothing. I don't know if the problem is with the battery or the machine, but I do know it's not working and yes I did try recharging the battery.

I would give it zero stars if possible. This thing can only get a light dusting done. Anything more than a few inches and it gets stuck ever time you try and push it into deeper snow. You have to either smack the battery into the terminal or hit the shovel into the hard floor to get it to go again. I've only had this for one winter and now this second one the plastic housing that holds the battery into place is snapped. This thing is a P0S and I should have gone with a Milwaukee. LESSON LEARNED