Greenworks 80V (75+ Compatible Tools) 20β Brushless Cordless Snow Blower, 2.0Ah Battery and Charger Included
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Size: 20" 2.0Ah
Features
- ULTIMATE EFFICIENCY: Experience superior performance with the 80V Li-ion system for maximum efficiency.
- QUIET BRUSHLESS MOTOR: Enjoy quiet operation and maintenance-free use with advanced brushless motor technology.
- EFFORTLESS SNOW CLEARING: Clear driveways, sidewalks, patios, and more quickly with a 20-inch clearing path, and tackle up to 10 inches of snow depth effortlessly.
- CUSTOMIZABLE SNOW DISPLACEMENT: Easily adjust snow direction with the 180-degree rotating chute.
- OPTIMAL BATTERY USE: Ensure peak performance by using batteries stored at room temperature; cold batteries might impact starting.
- QUICK TROUBLESHOOTING: If the unit doesn't start, remove the battery, let it warm indoors for 10 minutes or more, then reinstall and try again.
Description
Greenworks Pro 80-Volt 20-in Cordless Electric Snow Blower with 20-inch auger width and utilizing the powerful 80V lithium ion power. 6-inch rear wheels make it easy to maneuver. Digital controlled brushless motor for more torque, longer run-time, quiet operation, and longer life.
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Greenworks |
| Energy Source | Battery Operated |
| Dimensions | 31"D x 21.6"W x 37"H |
| Weight | 33 Pounds |
| Color | Green |
| Wheel Diameter | 6 Inches |
| Power Voltage | 80 Volts |
| Producer | Sunrise Global Marketing, LLC |
| Model Number | 2600402 |
| Battery Type | 1 Lithium Ion battery (included) |
| Discontinuation Status | No |
Frequently asked questions
The 2.0Ah battery included with the Greenworks 80V Cordless Snow Blower typically lasts for up to 45 minutes on a full charge, though this can vary based on snow conditions and usage patterns.
Yes, the Greenworks 80V Snow Blower, with its 20β brushless motor, is designed to effectively clear snowfall up to 10 inches deep and is suitable for both light and heavy snow conditions.
Yes, the snow blower is compatible with over 75 different tools in the Greenworks 80V lineup. You can use any Greenworks 80V battery with this snow blower, which is great for extending run time if you have spare batteries.
Minimal assembly is required for the Greenworks 80V Snow Blower, typically involving attaching the chute and handlebars. The process is straightforward and can be completed in a few minutes without needing professional help.
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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The overall sentiment from the reviews is extremely positive, highlighting the effectiveness of the Greenworks PRO 80V snow thrower in various snow conditions, including the heavy northeast blizzard and typical snowfall in Minnesota. Reviewers were impressed by its performance, even in wet and heavy snow, appreciating the convenience of a cordless, battery-powered solution to snow removal. Its lightweight design, ease of use, and the quick charge time of the batteries were also noted as significant advantages.
Pros
- π¨οΈ Effective in a variety of snow conditions, including heavy blizzards and wet snow.
- π Cordless and battery-powered for convenience, with a good battery life and quick recharge.
- π οΈ Sturdy build quality, despite being made of plastic, and easy to assemble.
- π‘ LED headlights and optional secondary battery enhance usability and efficiency.
- π Reported to be very lightweight and easy to maneuver, making snow removal less cumbersome.
Cons
- βοΈ Some complaints about the short handle height, potentially uncomfortable for taller users.
- βοΈ Plastic components, including the skidders, may wear out and require replacement.
- π Issues with maneuverability noted, particularly with the unit's handle and skidders design.
- π Although rare, reports of the chute clogging in certain conditions when the battery power fades.
Should I Buy It?
Yes, if you're in search of a lightweight, cordless snow blower that can handle a variety of snow conditions, from light flurries to significant blizzards. The Greenworks PRO 80V offers impressive performance and convenience, with few downsides related to design and durability of some components. Given the overwhelmingly positive response and satisfaction from users, especially for those facing regular snowfall, it seems to be a worthy investment for efficient and effective snow removal.
Size: 20" 2.0Ah
Just used this today, January 23, 2016, during the northeast blizzard, for the first time since I purchased it. I took a chance after seeing some reviews on YouTube and got it on sale for $300 at the end of October, 2015. I live in New York, about 20 miles north east of New York City. I put it together back in November and thought it looked promising. But I was concerned and I had that weird feeling you get when you purchase something expensive but you don't know for sure how it's going to work when you need it... November passes, then December, and half of January with no snow other than a flurry - not that I was complaining, but there was nothing to test it with! And now I'm well out of the return window with Amazon. I had been using an electric Toro, but the cord is such a giant pain - half the time using it was cord management. You always had to be aware of where it was and how it was laid out, especially around cars and in the street. You had to move it around constantly as you cleared areas, creating slack and reeling slack, throwing it this way and that way. So I really wanted this cordless snow thrower to work... Well, I'm happy to say that it works GREAT! I am extremely pleased with it. We got well over a foot of snow here... probably 14 to 15 inches in total, with drifts that were easily 2 feet deep. During the storm, I went out at 9:30am, cleared my front patio, front path, my driveway (a one car, small driveway), and some of the street in front of my driveway. Went back out at 4pm, did the same and cleared just a bit of one of my neighbor's driveway before the battery died. Went back out at about 8pm, cleared my patio & path again, my driveway and a different neighbor's entire front path, and part of their driveway and street (which had not been shoveled at all yet) before the battery died. I think my neighbors were impressed with the snow thrower, the battery life and the ease of use - I know I was. I'm pretty sure at least one of them is going to purchase one soon. After waiting close to three months for snow, there was a feeling of vindication and relief knowing that it works well! I would say that I did get a good 30 minutes of run time per charge. I would often stop the motor when backing up and maneuvering as running it when doing so would just waste the battery charge. And the battery does charge in about 30 minutes from empty (but you should probably let it rest a bit between using it and charging it, IMO). The snow thrower itself doesn't feel fragile to me. In fact, I'd say it's a pretty solid build, plastic and all. Although the control for the chute direction could be better, so far it works fine. Also, make sure you don't overtighten the knobs on the handles when putting it together - hand tighten them and stop once you feel resistance. The LED headlights are bright and work well, as I used them on the third outing, along with this BORUiT headlamp, which is super bright and it also works well (that is, once I resoldered ALL of the connections in it's battery compartment and charger because those solders were unbelievably bad on the BORUiT headlamp, (not the snow thrower)). So far, the only times the chute would clog was when the battery was about to quit and the unit didn't have enough power left to send the snow through it. At that point, you knew you were at the end. I realize that this was only the first snow storm where I was able to use it - although this was a substantial snow storm. The snow was well over a foot deep, especially in the drifts up against my house. It was also pretty wet, heavy and good for snowballs. I'll know more as the winter continues and I'll update this review as more data is collected. If anyone has any questions, leave a comment and I will respond. But so far, I love this thing. UPDATE: 1/24/2016 Today I cleaned part of my driveway that hadn't been cleaned yet, the plow ridge in front of my driveway, the plow ridge in front of another street parking spot, and the plow ridge in front of a neighbor's driveway - all on one battery charge. The plow ridge took a number of passes, but it really didn't have a problem with it at all. It was able to throw most of the snow over an area I had already cleared, though I did go over that area again. If I wasn't convinced before, I am now - this was plow ridge! I was dreading it thinking that there was no way I could use this snow thrower on that plow ridge... but now it's gone. This may be the best $300 I ever spent. Neighbor says he's definitely getting one. We'll see. UPDATE: 1/25/2016 This evening I did some additional snow cleanup. This consisted of an area of pathway that had not been cleared before and had been receiving snow previously thrown there by the GreenWorks - a total of approxmiately two feet. Two sunny days after the storm, the thrown snow on top was irregular and hardened, so much so I had trouble piercing it even with this excellent Suncast SNF2150, metal bladed snow shovel. The GreenWorks could not deal with it... at least not the top, packed, frozen layer. At two feet high, it was difficult to even get it into a position to attempt to skim the top layer off, though I did try. However, once I passed the area of the layered, packed, frozen top layer, it had no issue finishing the rest. Considering how hard that top layer of previously thrown, sun beaten, refrozen snow was, and the fact that it was much higher than the opening on the thrower, I'm actually not disappointed. I'm not certain that anything but a much larger, two stage gas unit could have done it. Still, I wanted to update the review with the info. UPDATE: 1/26/2016 So I just put the unit away for the time being. First, I inspected the impeller, and there was a little damage to the edges where I had run over a rounded curb transition the wrong way. There was just a little frayed plastic, but nothing that would affect functionality in the least. Using a blade, I trimmed the frayed area off - I'm literally talking about a few specks of plastic. I also charged the battery. The manual states that you should store the battery in a charged state and recharge it every six months. Don't store the battery in the thrower or the charger. It looks like I won't be needing the thrower again for at least a few weeks, maybe longer. UPDATE: 1/6/2018 The beginning of year three with my Greenworks PRO 80V snowthrower and... more snow. So we just had the "Bomb Cyclone" here in New York, and the Greenworks ate it up. I waited until most of the snow had stopped falling, around 5 or 6pm. Then I cleared my path, driveway and my street parking spot and then I also did my neighbor's street spot and driveway. The wind was just brutal and snow just blew wherever the wind took it. I have to laugh, because one of my other neighbors, whom I'm not friendly with, is out there shoveling his driveway... I'm just feet away clearing the snow in the street, as I've done for three seasons now, making it look like a walk in the park, which in comparision, it was. He's seen me do this many times, yet he hasn't sprung for one. Just makes me laugh. In November of 2016, I purchased a second battery that I got on sale for $85 and man, having a second battery just makes life so much easier. Having two full batteries to attack the snow with, then being able to charge one while using the other... it allows you to just keep going. It came in handy last winter and this winter already. But even when I had one battery, I could still manage fine, it was just that I had to stop and wait for it to charge if I needed to clear more snow. This past August of 2017, I was able to get a free Greenworks PRO 80V Cordless Leaf Blower for review in the Amazon Vine program. I used that baby in the fall for leaves, for which it worked great, but I've also been using it this season to clear light snow from my path, street, driveway and cars. It does an great job clearing light snow, especially the wiper and grille areas of my cars, because it leaves those areas, and the rest of the car, *completely clear of snow.* Of course, it only works with light, dry snow, not wet, compressed or snow that has been frozen over. But let me tell you, it works great if you get out there and deal with the snow quickly. It clears the path and ground completely clean, unlike shoveling. As the winter progresses, I have a feeling it will be less useful because the snow will be wetter, but I'm going to keep trying to use it as much as I can because in the right conditions, it works great.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2016 by Robert C
Size: 20" 2.0Ah
I just had to clear snow from our first major storm (12+" snow and ice) in NY. *I already had two 4ah Greenworks batteries to use with this blower*. Without those, it would've been very difficult. The 2ah battery that it comes with is only good for about 20 minutes. I cleared the snow on 3 separate passes. The blower did an outstanding job, even with the plow line at the end of the driveway. You have to be realistic with the capability this fairly small battery-powered snow blower. I would not have been able to clear all of this snow/ice in 1 pass. I helped 2 neighbors with their driveways but I wouldn't have been able to do so if they hadn't shoveled once during the storm. With light fluffy snow it shoots it reasonably far. With heavy/wet snow it can struggle, but it got the job done. I strongly recommend spraying a lubricant (I used a spray car wax) into the chute and onto the plastic blades to prevent clogging/sticking. I bought this blower right before I saw that Consumers Reports gave it a very poor score. I got a good price on Amazon so I decided to keep it and give it a chance. I'm so glad I did. We don't usually get more than a few inches of snow so I figured I'd be ok but I was really impressed with how it handled this last storm. If you already have 80v greenworks batteries, I highly recommend this blower for small to moderate snow amounts. If you don't have other batteries and don't plan on getting any, I only recommend this for small jobs.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2026 by Todd H
Size: 20" 2.0Ah
The test of a snow blower is weather (sic) it works. After reviewing YouTube demos by real people, I bought one on Amazon. At the first light dusting, it didn't work. Customer service had me take it to an authorized repair shop. Two weeks later, it was declared dead on arrival. The company sent me a new one 3 weeks later. It arrived just in time for a couple of real storms. - I have about 3,100 square feet of flat pavement. - It cleared off a couple of 2-4 inch dusters and 12 inch wet blizzard snow by making cleaning passes at 7 inches and 5 inches - I used 1 battery for the light stuff and 3 for the heavy deep snow - The batteries recharge quickly, as advertised. For heavier snow places, get two batteries to do it all in one go. - It does not clean to the pavement, but it gets down to a safe walk way with just a coating of fine snow - It should not be used over rough stuff like ice or clumps of leaves - It is VERY quiet - Because it doesn't heat up, snow will accumulate on the snow blower - it doesn't affect performance, it just looks white as .... - It is light enough for carrying up and down steps, much like the old small 2 cycle blowers - this is a plus for people who can't haul heavy equipment. - It has LED lights for night work - for those people who really like to get at the white stuff and don't want to wake the neighbors - One doesn't have to mess with gas - There are no cords to tangle with - Like most snow blowers, steps are still best done by a shovel Summary: If it works in MN, chances are it will work in most snowy places in the US and in much of southern Canada. Can it be better? Yes, by cleanly reaching the pavement, like the gas ones can. But really: no gas, no cords, light weight, quiet and best of all - it does throw the snow so you don't have to use a shovel (except on the steps). Update Feb 20, 2019 Oh, boy. This update is from a year of record breaking snowfall. I am pleased to report that my wife announced, in 2018, that this purchase was the best Christmas gift of the year a year after we got it. And now, with a record winter of snow, even my gas driven snow blowing neighbors are impressed. It is a smaller unit, so taking snow off with more trips outside is a good idea. It is so light that the extra trips outside isn't a problem. We have lots of steps, it isn't good for that, but on slight inclines and flat surfaces it is great handling and efficient. It's a good idea to have a couple of batteries for continuous snow removal. It's a lot nicer swapping a battery than going to a gas station, filling a can, tipping a can of fuel into a tank and stressing about when end of season maintenance is in order. Would I do it again? You betcha.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2018 by KindleKip
Size: 20" 2.0Ah
**Update 1/5/2022:** After our second snowfall, just a few days after first use (have been waiting on customer service to respond with a solution prior to my update) and the below review, the unit only worked for a short time and stopped running. Now all I get with it is a single click. Amazon said they will only refund, greenworks will not honor the 4 year warranty and says to send it back to Amazon. So glad that a company wants consumers to stay away from their products with such crappy support. I'm pretty sure I will be switching to a different company now and stay away from greenworks. Sure, I can get a refund, but why not send me a replacement snow blower that actually works? With the mixed reviews here on Amazon, this unit seems to be a hit and miss - but one thing is consistent - if you have problems, greenworks doesn't help. Would also like to add that the unit I have was manufactured 08/02/2021. Time to drop this from a 5 star all the way down to a 1 star. I bought this for my wife as I travel for work and am not home all the time. We are both in our id 40's and our backs can't really handle shoveling too well (we feel it for a few days) when we are out there for a few hours. I happened to be home for the first use and I am impressed so far. Pros: *It is lightweight and easy to use. *The 2Ah battery that is included is a quick charge that takes 30 minutes to fully charge. *It's good for the porch and the driveway, just need to shovel the steps. *Easy to start - push the button pull the lever and go. *Seems durable (after first day of using) *Saved any back pain I would have gotten from shoveling for 2-3 hours. :D *The snow was light to mid (not a heavy wet snow) for consistency. Cons: *Battery lasts 30-40 minutes (if you have a small area to do, it is perfect) *Based on the size of my driveway and porch, I will need to purchase a second battery so I don't have to wait 30 minutes in between the charges. *Had to recharge the battery 3 times to complete our porch and driveway. *Where the snowplow plowed the road and some got pushed in our driveway, the snow blower bogged down a little but still worked. So if you have heavy or packed snow, this might not work well but I haven't tested in those conditions yet. The snow we had was semi wet but overall fluffy (if that makes sense.) *If you have a gravel driveway, don't get down too far as it will throw gravel into your yard. *With it being plastic, it won't go through ice or frozen snow. I have read some reviews of this and was skeptical - maybe my expectations were already set low from all the 1* and 2* reviews, but I am happy with it. As long as it continues to work (based on the 1* and 2* reviews) it will have been a good purchase. The 4* and 5* reviews helped in making my decision to at least give it a try. If this turns out to be a junk product after a few uses, I'll come back and edit my review.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2021 by John Weaver
Size: 20" 2.0Ah
Minnesota, USA 2020 - I've used this a few times already this year. Over my lifetime I have realized that most times the snowfall is usually just a few inches and the big gas snow blower I have is a total overkill although I use it anyway just like everyone else. - Snow depth range: 1 to 5 inches (so far) - Snow type: fluffy to wet & heavy. - Battery for fluffy, no problems clearing average size 3 car garage type of driveway on less than 1 charge. - Battery for wet and heavy, took 2 full battery charges with battery taking close to 30 minutes to charge each time. Initially a pain but then I used that time to shovel front path to deck, the deck, steps and throw salt on first half of driveway and/or a bit of chit chat with the neighbor's. - I'm going to buy the GreenWorks garden tiller with battery so I'll have 2 which will be nice....problem solved. -- Note: The cost of this snow blower with batteries is actually really cheap for what your getting so total cost of snow blower, 2 batteries and the garden tiller is still roughly half of what my old(existing) gas snow blower cost and at least half the cost of the much larger gas snow blower I would have bought. Reason to buy eclectic: 1) It's cool 2) Shoulder Preservation [push button to start]...I know gas ones have that also 3) No need to hassle with the gas 4) It's really really light 5) Quite [although not as much as I thought it would be but still quite] The bad & annoying: (4 of 5 stars for maneuverability) 1) Short handle....were all the designers and engineers 5'7 ? I'd gladly pay an extra $30 bucks for an adjustable handle. (solution: Hang a picture in the breakroom of average American/European Male standing next to your engineers, just saying.) 2) The skidders (the runners underneath snow blower that scrapes against driveway will ware out fast, guessing I'll need to replace every couple years....not a big deal but.....would it have been too much to make that out of metal? - looked it up, can buy replacements on Amazon for about $10....problem solved. - The entire snow blower is plastic, feels cheap but so far seems sturdy enough and on the bright side it will never rust I guess. Not really a negative but just used to buying metal tools so just a matter of getting used to. summary This snow blower is great and would buy again without hesitation. A second battery although for me not absolutely needed I will buy one anyway (with garden tiller). The heavy snow at the bottom of the driveway uses a full battery charge to clear but so far it cuts though even the compacted wet and & heavy like butter, amazing and unexpected (again will drain a full battery charge just for the bottom of driveway after snow plow comes). Lastly, one or twice a year we get totally dumped on here, in those instances I'd have to snow blow half way through before it would get to deep (if I didn't have a large gas snow blower that still works). Bonus: My kids (teenagers) think it's cool, no hassle and have been using it BEFORE I ask them to. Granted that won't last because, well they're teenagers. but I'll take what I can get for as long as I can get it :) That's all I have, hope it helps. Signed, Minnesota!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2021 by DJ
Size: 20" 2.0Ah
I would love to give a great review on this product. The problem is that the battery that came with it is defective and therefore the product is useless. If you're reading this, you're probably thinking hmm, why don't you exchange this for a new one? Simple enough, right? WRONG! Greenworks customer service has been atrocious in my attempts to get a new battery. After getting the red flashing light of death on the battery I called customer service to see what I needed to do to get a new one. They advised me to go to a Blain's Farm and Fleet about 20 minutes away who would test the battery and charger to see which was the issue, and would order a new one for me free of charge. Wow, that seems easy I though. Well... I visited the Farm and Fleet store only to find out that they do not deal with or work on Greenworks products (they checked with management, the small engine repair department, and their customer service department). So, I called Greenworks back and told them what had happened and they gave me the name and number of a small engine repair shop even further away from my home. I call this shop multiple times and cannot get a call back - they don't have a website or anything and so I ended up just driving to the address Greenworks provided which ended up being a house! Their could be a business in there of some kind, but I'm not going to randomly knock on someone's front door - I left multiple messages for this "business" but received nothing in return. Needless to say, my confidence at this point was dwindling. Of course, I had already driven I don't know how many miles and spent how much time shoveling snow that I shouldn't have needed to. Currently, I am still working to get a new battery. Greenworks customer service directed me to yet another Farm and Fleet that is over 30 minutes away. I called in advance to make sure they could service the product and the response I received was "I guess so, but we've had a Greenworks blower sitting in the back room for over 3 months and still haven't received the missing parts, but sure bring it in." Given that this is the best response I have received so far, I guess I'm going to have to demand Farm and Fleet do something about it even though this is clearly a Greenworks issue. So, overall I would stay FAR AWAY from this product. I had read some similar reviews previously and thought that this would never happen to me, or that it couldn't be that difficult but I was DEAD WRONG. I'm a very reasonable person who doesn't expect a customer service representative to have all the answers but it's concerning when Greenworks themselves don't know who services their product and who doesn't! The bottom line is that they, THEMSELVES don't service their product. ***UPDATE 2/14/16*** Since my last update I was able to obtain a new battery. Unfortunately, this has been a year with little snow in my area so I was unable to test it out...until tonight! We received about 3-4 inches of white, powdery snow which I figured would be the perfect amount for this thrower to blow right through. It fired right up, the sound being a very faint hmm which you would expect from an electric blower and off I went. I took about two passes up and down my driveway which is about 50 feet long. The thrower made quick work of the two strips I made and it was much more powerful than I thought it would be - I'd say it was able to throw the snow a good 15-20 feet. As I was making the third pass I noticed that it began to struggle a little bit, as the power began to come and go, and eventually the machine shut down all together. I checked everything to make sure nothing was stuck (it wasn't as this was very light, fluffy snow) and figured that it was just a fluke. It took me a couple tries to restart it but did fire back up and I was able to continue for another 10-15 feet when it began to struggle again, and shut down a second time. I checked everything, pulled the battery, adjusted the way I was moving it (slowing down, speeding up, etc.) and no matter what I tried it continued to struggle and shut down, requiring that I restart it over and over. After a few more times I decided enough was enough and opted for my old shovel. Needless to say, I am very disappointed. I wasn't expecting it to cut through a foot of wet, heavy snow but figured 4 inches of the lightest kind possible should be no problem. I was dead wrong. I don't know if my thrower is faulty but I guess I have no choice but to try their "customer service" once again to figure out what I need to do with it. Do yourself a favor and avoid this machine. In fact, just go with a trusty gas-powered machine - a little more maintenance but will at least do what it's supposed to. ***UPDATE 12/30/16*** Greenworks sent me a new blower free of charge along with a new battery and charger. The new one works much better than the old one. Clearly, it was defective. I am thankful that Greenworks made this right, although the process to get here was not an easy one. The blower works fairly well, actually about as I anticipated it would. It lasts about an hour on a full charge and does a pretty good job running through fairly substantial amounts of snow. I had it cutting through about 8-10 inches without too much trouble. It would be nice if the battery lasted twice as long (2 hours instead of 1), but I will say the battery does charge pretty quickly and of course you can buy multiple batteries and eliminate this problem. I haven't tried this on wet snow but it throws powder around no problem. I fear the plastic blade won't hold up very well but no issues thus far. After using it a few times I often find myself wishing it was a little taller. I'm 6'1 and feel like I'm hunched over at times which becomes uncomfortable after an hour or so but if you're under 6 foot you shouldn't have any problems. Overall, I'm giving this a 3 out of 5 stars. I feel this is generous considering the poor customer service but the blower itself I would give 4 out of 5 stars, relatively speaking. Don't expect this to do the job of a quality gas powered blower but if you only need it for a small driveway it'll do just fine.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2015 by klvanzu
Size: 20" 2.0Ah
I really Like this unit. It works as I expected. I bought this in October because an adverse reaction to the gardasil vaccine (dangerous!) left me disabled and unable to shovel snow. Also my HOA is slow to remove snow. I might need to get the car out of the garage before they clear it. Jonas the blizzard arrived and I waited till we had 2 feet to start clearing. This unit cant go through 2 feet of heavy snow! Its plastic and runs off a battery! Still it worked better than I expected. Once you get a small area started take small slices of deep snow! Then it works amazing! 5 or 6 inches at time, like a pizza or a wheel of cheese. WHen you get down to pavement somewhere then go at the snow from the side and only try to take 50% of the area you can fit in there. Make your path wider 6" at a time if it's deep. I guess If I had started when it was only 6" deep It would've been a quick easy job, but then I'd have to do it at least once more. The battery lasted a long time, even with the lights on. I could've completed the job with only one recharge but my charger broke after one use! I called GW customer service and they sent another one out immediately! FYI They informed me the 4ah Battery wont fit. Only the 2ah. At 135$ USD (direct) one spare 2ah will be enough, if any. Remember this is cordless and battery operated. if the snow is deep, take smaller "slices". That way it won't bog down. Also, They have a 4 year warranty with two years on the battery! I may buy extra blades if I need them, or a spare 2ah Battery. Remember a Dustbuster wont have as much power as a plugged in Full size vacuum! same with this snowblower. Don't expect the performance you'd get from a Gasoline powered self propelled blower! Also keep that in mind, while it is wheeled, it is NOT self propelled. You may have to push it though snow to get it started. I dont understand all the negative reviews. I think its a case of expectations not being met, but those users may need a Corded electric device or a gasoline engine for the power they want. *I was not paid or provided any free samples for review.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2016 by Video Savant
Size: 20" 2.0Ah
Day 1: it took me 30 minutes to complete my corner lot house. And when I say this thing is worth every dime I mean it. I wish it was wider but for this price? Absolutely. We had a good 5 inches of snow and it only took one pass each time, worked amazing. The blower looks like itβs not high quality because it is so light but Iβm so impressed. Only 2 complaints is i wish the handle was higher because I have short arms and long body, and the battery just last a little bit long. I bought an extra one thankfully but it did die right towards the end of my job. Just needed like 5 more minutes. But the battery charges in 15 so itβs good for a short break if you donβt have an extra.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2025 by Hope Young