EGO POWER+ 21" Electric Snow Blower, Cordless, Includes (2) 56V 5.0Ah Batteries and Rapid Charger - SNT2102
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Style: 1-stage
Size: 21" w/(2) 5.0Ah Batteries
Features
- Peak power technology combines the power of 2 ego power plus 56-volt batteries
- High-efficiency brushless motor
- 21-inch clearing width, clears 8 Snow in 10 Car Driveway
- Up to 35 feet snow throwing distance
- Push-button start
- Variable-speed control
- Led headlights
- Quick-fold handle for compact storage
- Weather-resistant (ipx4)
- Robust steel construction; Power source type: Battery Powered
Description
The EGO POWER+ Snow Blower is the only cordless snow blower that's as powerful as gas. Featuring Peak Power technology, it combines the power of any two ARC Lithium batteries for the power to clear heavy, wet snow. Built with a high- efficiency brushless motor and a 21-inch wide intake, this snow blower can handle what the city snow plow leaves behind. Easily adjust the variable-speed auger to control how far the snow is thrown. With a 35-foot throwing distance, remote chute adjustment and robust steel construction, it's the industry's first cordless snow blower with the power and performance of gas but without the noise, fuss and fumes. The EGO snow blower kit includes two (2) 5.0Ah batteries and the Rapid Charger. Experience Power Beyond Belief with the EGO POWER+ Snow Blower and the entire EGO POWER+ lineup.
Brand: EGO Power+
Power Source: Battery Powered
Product Dimensions: 45"D x 35"W x 22"H
Item Weight: 50.7 pounds
Color: Multicolor
Engine Type: Other
Voltage: 56 volts
Ideal Snow Depth: 10 inches
Number of Items: 1
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Power Source: Battery Powered
Engine Type: Other
Voltage: 56 volts
Ideal Snow Depth: 10 inches
Maximum Throw Distance: 35 feet
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 45"D x 35"W x 22"H
Item Weight: 50.7 pounds
Clearing Width: 21 inches
Color: Multicolor
Brand Name: EGO Power+
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 5 Year Limited Warranty
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 692042006913
Included Components: Snow blower, rapid charger, (2) 5.0 ah batteries
Item Type Name: SNOW_BLOWER
Model Number: SNT2102
Manufacturer: EGO Power+
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer Part Number: SNT2102
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Works exceptionally well for the size it is. Regardless of my gas blowers starting reliably on the first or second pull, somehow everything just gets done faster. I assume because it’s much lighter I’m less fatigued over time allowing me to keep a quicker pace. After testing how much can get done in 23in of snow/snow drifts I’m very happy with it (about 10 car spots worth). If you have around 6in of snow you could expect to get around 26 cars worth of space done. It’s not a miracle snowblower but it’s close. The only issue is also remembering to charge batteries or deciding what areas matter most first if you have a bunch of snowfall you can’t get through in one go. Haven’t had any issues or anything break even after eating some rocks and sticks. A bit pricey but very worth it.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2026 by Anonymous User
I bought this after a failed attempt at saving a few $ and getting a SnowJoe. This was a much better investment. I had no issues "assembling" this after the unboxing, as there were 2 screws needed to attach the chute. That was it. Both batteries arrived with some charge on them and took perhaps an hour total to top them both up to 100%. When the next snowfall came I carried it outside (very light) and went to work. The scraper bar bit down into the snow to the pavement. The blower chewed through the 3-6 inches of snow that had drifted around the driveway and sidewalk. The chute direction was easy to change with the cable-driven handle on the controls (no electronics here, just simple and reliable). The discharge height stayed set because it locked in position with the toggle on the grip-handle. Everything about this just worked, no issues at all. After we finished the 2 car driveway and all of our sidewalks (corner lot) I was very happy to see I was still at 5/6ths on the batteries. I could do a lot of the neighborhood with this as well, without a recharge! I'm ecstatic to have this replacing the unit I had to return to Amazon from SnowJoe. (Thanks, Amazon btw... very nice of you!)
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Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2021 by jgt
On the whole this on one of the better moderate duty snow blowers you can buiy, but there are a few areas where it needs design improvement. First it needs to come with properly designed skids or wheels in the front that are height adjustable. I added my own but honestly they should be properly designed into the machine from the outset. The lid for the battery compartment does not ope fully and won't stay open on its own. That means you have to keep holding the lid open while you are releasing the batteries which is not in any way convenient. Honestly it's flat out dumb. another poorly designed aspect is the snow deflector at the top of the chute. You need to pull a trigger to raise it up, but it can be pushed down on its own. If feel it should just permanently lock into place with the trigger in both directions. Having to fool with it is annoying and as an 83 year old, I tend to want to use it to steady myself on the slick sidewalks. If you touch it, it goes down so it's not any help. From a storage point of view, it would be nice if the entier chute could be snapped off with some sort of quick release mechanism. The handle and chute end up being bulkier and consuming more space than they should when stored. Another very important aspect would be a replaceable steel plate with tungsten wear protection teeth as is found on bulldozer blades and buckets. This is an improvement all manufactures' machines need. The all plastic blades can wear out very quickly. All this said, I'm positive about this machine, but is it is far from being brilliantly engineered. For that reason, I only gave it 4 stars. It works well, but could be improved considerably as described above.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2026 by Psy-Op Investigations
Does a great job but since it is not self propelled, if you have some steap areas you may want to spend the extra to get self propelled
Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2026 by Bruce H
This blower let me down hard in the first 2 weeks of ownership - in the middle of snow storm. I already have the Tesla, so I was all for electric and spent nearly $700 dollars on this machine for it to fail in 6 inches of snow on its third use. I suspect I triggered the overload on some ice snow, but it simply will not turn back on. This product has no reset, fusebox, or any other home maintenance allowance. So when it goes down, you are utterly at the mercy of EGO, and I assure you, they have minimal concerns about your ability to move snow. Customer support was not surprised to hear my machine died, and without question indicated they would send out a new machine... in 14 business days. This mean I would have it in essentially a month. They were unwilling to send it out any sooner. After indicating my frustration, customer support tried to tell me that I would be unable to return bc I opened it box (obviously not true). It's almost as if their support staff is trained to be vexatious to offer no problem solving solution, make a vague reference to a "rare defect," and offer a replacement you MIGHT see in a month or so. In fact, this was not even my first issue with the machine - this is not written ANYWHERE online, but if the batteries or charger is too cold, it messes with the temperature sensor and they won't change. So on day 2, I couldn't even charge the batteries and call to support was useless because their sole solution is to send you a new battery... in 14 business days. Again it was snowing and I had a useless $700 piece of plastic so I happened to figure out that warming the batteries inside would allow them to charge. To be fair, I will say that when this machine happens to be working, the batteries to actually last quite a while and have plenty of power; but I spent a ton of money a still ended up shoveling 8 inches of snow this morning by hand. My driveway looks terrible and as I write this I hear a cadence of gas blowers that my neighbors were apparently smart enough to buy which is EXACTLY the route I will be going from here on out. Even if EGO figures out a better machine, their apathy towards my inability to actually move snow means I am DONE with this company. SKIP this machine, SKIP EGO, and bus a gas machine.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2021 by GAP0101
Got my unit today, put together and noticed that the screws holding the "scraper bar" are too long. I didn't have to put the screws in. They came that way. So, took it out on our wheel chair wooden ramp for a test... And lo and behold... it gouged the wood. I called support, they said nothing they can do and that I shouldn't use it on wood. I told them that there is nothing on their websites indicating this issue and or not using it on wood. So, either I come up with a way to fix this or return it. I then put an aluminum plate on the bottom to cover the screws. But that got stuck in cracks on the ramp and slowed the blower down. But, I was still getting the gouges on the wooden surface. So, its not the screws. It's the ridges on the scraper bar. So, I added some wheels (see image) to the blower housing which raised the blower 1/8". That work... no more gouges. However, it does leave and 1/8" layer of snow I have to manually shovel. Which is no problem. I also read/watched reviews on here and youtube where this scraper bar wears out every 3-4 storms when used on asphalt. It's made of regular plastic. Yet, I have a shovel that is made of hard plastic that doesn't wear down until 3 years or so. I am not an engineer, but the product engineer(s) (or whoever) is at EGO that came up with this faulty scraper bar needs to be replaced. They say they have no solution for the scraper bar, yet there are solutions they can do like; use hard plastic, wheels, or skid shoes. This is not rocket science. They don't want to fix this because they make $20 off of each sale of the scraper bar. Slick move EGO!!! So, I wouldn't use this machine on ANY wooden or anything else you don't want gouged unless you add wheels or are willing to be fleeced $20 every 3-4 storms because the scraper bar has to be replaced. Anyways... The blower itself works pretty good. Doesn't shoot out of the shoot very good on light fluffy snow under 2-3". Does better with 4"> snow. It does moderately wet snow good too. This may not replace your gas snow blower for large storms, but for anything 1)" under you should be good to go. I rate this only at 3 stars because the engineering debacle that is the scraper bar. It is very flawed and they want it this way to fleece customers of more money.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2023 by Amazon Customer
Our first snow of the season was 10" of wet snow. Considering it is just a single stage machine, it exceeded my expectations for this snow. When I was able to take full bites, it did throw the snow a good distance. I did have to vary the rate that I was pushing the EGO to not bog the motor down. As expected with this snow. The chute never clogged. I cleared a good amount of area, but wish I would have had a pair of the 7.5 Ah batteries. I did have to do a recharge before finishing. I'm making an educated guess here, but I think I cleared about 1500 sqft on the first charge. Remember, this was 10" of wet snow. Almost forgot to mention, that the scraper edge did collect froze snow clumps that I would have to remove from time to time.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2024 by LB
I live in Minnesota. I have a 3-car garage, so my driveway is of average suburban length, 3 cars wide tapering to two at the bottom. It's a little steep at the bottom -- be careful when it's icy. Santa gave me one of these for Christmas. I'll share my thoughts. I got the two-battery option with 5-AH batteries. I thought the difference between 1 battery and 2 would be longevity of a charge, but I think 2 might also have a little more power. I'm not sure. We've had one significant snowfall, and I was out of town. It was 4-6 inches of powder but compacted down to about 2 inches of crunch, crunchy snow by the time I plowed it. I'll update this review after we get a serious storm. This guy did great, for a 1-stage blower. When aimed ahead and not blowing into the wind, yes, it will make it (estimated) the 35-feet advertised. It does not throw that far when diverted to the side. I'm guessing I lose about half the range. This meant instead of going up and down the driveway like I do with my monster 2-stage, I went side to side. The blower handled that just fun, clearing the driveway easily. It does not clear as well as a shovel, but it probably did a little better than my two-stage and didn't take any longer. It was way, way faster than shoveling, and I didn't put my back out. And it's not remotely as hard to move about as my 2-stage, but as I said, that guy's a monster (larger than necessary for the size of my driveway). Assembly was trivial. There's almost nothing to do. It took me 15 minutes. Operation -- well, if you actually read the manual, also trivial. The batteries are huge but go in easily To start, "press and hold the button and squeeze the handle". Then it's like your lawn mower -- release the handle and it stops. You must press and hold the button first, or it won't run. There's a fairly nice headlight if you're out at night. Compared to any gas-powered device, this guy is a lot quieter. It's not silent. There's a definite whir, and it sounds crunch against the crunchy snow. But I didn't feel like I needed hearing protection. It might be quiet enough not to wake the neighbors; I'm not sure. Maybe I'll ask them. It comes with a single-battery charger, so you have to charge one at a time. The charger is huge. This isn' t and electric drill, after all. It can be mounted on the wall. I put it downstairs -- they'll charge faster when they're not out in a cold garage. This is reasonably light. After I finished my driveway, I hauled it through the house and did my deck, too. I don't even try with the gas guy. There's a lever to rotate the discharge chute, although you have to step to the side of the machine and use a handle on the chute if you want to change the up/down angle. Up for further distance, down if it's windy and blowing back in your face. I forgot the lever was there and was rotating it side-to-side by hand. Silly me. I am estimating batteries will last 4 or 5 seasons before needing replacement. If so, this might cost me $100 in batteries a season. Compared to paying for a service -- or even taking the two-stage for annual tuneups -- that's either cheap (compared to a service) or not bad (tuneups). As long as I don't let the batteries get to old, it will always run, which is a nice bonus. So far, the only downside would be if I wanted to also plow my neighbor's driveways, which I would frequently do with the two-stage. I don't think a single charge would last through two driveways. And I'm not sure if they'll last through one with a significant snowfall, but if not, I'll just take a break and let them charge. It doesn't take all that long.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2021 by Joseph Larson