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Set name: 18-Inch Kit (w/2x 4.0-Amp Battery and Charger)
Features
- Eco-Friendly Power: Powered by Snow Joes exclusive IONMAX 24-Volt lithium-ion battery system, this snow blower delivers zero-emission performance with 2 4.0 Ah batteries
- Impressive Clearing Capability: Equipped with a heavy-duty rubber-tipped steel blade auger, the Snow Joe clears an 18-inch wide by 10-inch deep path in a single pass
- Precision Snow Control: Adjustable 180-degree chute control lets you direct snow exactly where you want it, throwing it up to 20 feet away
- Ready for Any Time: With a built-in 2-Watt LED headlight, this snow blower ensures safer and more effective nighttime operation
Description
WHEN IT COMES TO SNOW, GO WITH JOE®. Meet the latest revolution in cordless snow-clearing technology: 24V-X2-SB18 IONMAX 48-Volt 18-Inch Cordless Snow Blower from SNOW JOE®. Powered by Snow Joe’s exclusive IONMAX 24-Volt lithium- ion battery system, the two included 4.0 Ah batteries with zero carbon emissions for cleaner air. Cut The Cord® with IONMAX cordless convenience to blast past the limits of an extension cord and go anywhere power is at a premium. Equipped with a heavy-duty, rubber-tipped steel blade auger, SNOW JOE clears an 18-inch wide by 10-inch deep path in a single pass. The powerful 1200-Watt brushless motor and the integrated scraper bar at the base of the unit clears right to the ground without damaging your deck, driveway, or pavement. Put the powder precisely where you want it: SNOW JOE’s adjustable chute control rotates 180º to throw snow up to 20 feet away in any direction! And after dark, the integrated 2-Watt LED headlight lights the way for safer nighttime clearing. When there’s more work to be done, boost your battery power with even more IONMAX options online; or GET EQUIPPED® with a second set of IONMAX batteries, to keep throwing when it just won’t stop snowing! When winter strikes, fight back with 48-Volts of snow-shredding power. 24V-X2-SB18 48-Volt 18-Inch Cordless Snow Blower from SNOW JOE.
Brand: Snow Joe
Power Source: Battery Powered
Product Dimensions: 23.6"D x 19.7"W x 20.8"H
Item Weight: 0.27 g
Color: Blue
Engine Type: Electric
Specification Met: CSA
Voltage: 28 volts
Ideal Snow Depth: 12 inches
Item Highlight: Dual-Port ChargerLED Headlight, 18 Clearing Path - Heavy-Duty Winter Blower for Driveways, Patios & Sidewalks See more
Power Source: Battery Powered
Engine Type: Electric
Voltage: 28 volts
Ideal Snow Depth: 12 inches
Maximum Throw Distance: 20 feet
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 23.6"D x 19.7"W x 20.8"H
Item Weight: 0.27 g
Clearing Width: 18 inches
Specification Met: CSA
Color: Blue
Brand Name: Snow Joe
Item Highlight: Dual-Port ChargerLED Headlight, 18 Clearing Path - Heavy-Duty Winter Blower for Driveways, Patios & Sidewalks
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 2 year warranty
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 842470117686
Global Trade Identification Number: 86
Item Type Name: 18-Inch 48-Volt 4-Ah Cordless Snow Blower
Model Number: 24V-X2-SB18
Manufacturer: Snow Joe
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer Part Number: 24V-X2-SB18
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Set name: 18-Inch Kit (w/2x 4.0-Amp Battery and...
6AM, 1/29/23 I have a long driveway (about 10 car lengths, concrete), a large parking area in front of the garage, and a bluestone and brick patio entrance area to the front door. I live near Milwaukee. I liked the original SnowJoe, but the electric cord was becoming a nuisance. The battery version, though a few inches narrower (18"), seemed like a cost effective solution. It handles 1" snow very easily, was particularly good on the patio where a shovel snags on bricks, and I could do the whole job on one battery charge. But wasn't being challenged... until..... Last night we had 8-10" of powder snow. Up at 5:30 AM I fired up the battery Snow Joe. It careened down the long driveway and quickly plowed away the 8" layer like a hot knife through butter. I was impressed. It was clearly using a lot of energy, so I expected I would have to recharge. At the end of the driveway, the plows had piled about 1.5 - 2 feet but Joe had no trouble munching through it all, taking smaller bites. I probably used most of the battery energy here. I didn't want to run the batteries to zero (experience with Ryobi products I learned this is not a good idea because the battery has its own logic circuitry and if this is not powered the battery goes totally dead and it becomes very difficult if not impossible to reactivate it, using various tricks found on google forums ) On one battery charge Snow Joe did the whole long driveway, and part of the parking area (I may go over it again since a small half inch snow layer remains). Now recharging and should be easy to finish in an hour. I am impressed by the sheer bulk of snow removed and the convenience!!! With the cord I couldn't reach the last few feet of the driveway where the snow plow piles are, would spend half the time moving the cord around, and I would be cussing like a sailor. If these sorts of large snow storms were more frequent I would buy some more batteries, but nothing wrong with a long coffee break. I will complete this report when I'm done with the job. 8:40 AM Charging takes a about an hour and fifteen minutes I couldn't quite finish the job on the second charge. Enough to make driveway passable, and the patio, but not quite elegantly finished. Rather than waiting another hour-fifteen of charging I cranked up my old Joe with the plug-in cable to finish the job. NEVER AGAIN... You spend 2/3 of the time, dragging the cable around and replugging it in. The cable is heavy (14 amps) and it gets stiff in the cold weather. It has imited length of 100', too short for my driveway (I had bought an extension but didn't bother with it). Cable is a real nuisance. Also, I didnt notice any better performance out of the cable Joe.. The battery one performed just fine and seemed to deliver more power than the cable version ... (remember, power = energy/time; maybe there's a lot of resistance in the 14 amp 100' cable that reduces power. ..from experience I know that a 12 amp cable doesnt work at all with the old snow Joe.) Far better to wait an hour for a recharge and only use battery Joe. Old Snow Joe and Cable are going to the J-yard. Overall I remain quite impressed with the battery 18" Show Joe. It cuts through 8" of powder snow quickly and efficiently. It can bite away at the multiple piles that the city snow plows leave at the end of the driveway. It does leave about a quarter to half inch of snow that can be removed on a second pass, but never completely. The energy storage of the batteries is a bit shy for my wants, but I am patient and can wait out the 1:15 hour recharge time, or buy additional batteries. I give this little 18" battery powered Snow Joe 5 stars. Addendum: After all this, I have noticed a rasping noise coming from the battery Joe. Hopefully I didn't do fatal damage. It did munch some ice at the end of the driveway and that is a stress point. Will not be happy if the one big snow fall requires I have to purchase a new machine. We'll see.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2023 by Amazon Customer
Set name: 18-Inch Kit (w/2x 4.0-Amp Battery and...
I have an average two car driveway with a slight incline about 40-50 ft. long. I bought this to replace a plug in Snow Jo snow shovel. I am very impressed with the quality of this product. Of course it's not as powerful as a two stage gas powered snow blower which is twice the price or more. It's not going to handle heavy wet snow but it plows right through that light fluffy stuff, I'd say 6 inch max.) Yeah that light fluffy stuff that you have to push, shovel and throw and hurt your back bending over. I'm able to do the driveway and sidewalk along the garage without a recharge. Seems the wind is always blowing when I snow blow so the adjustable chute comes in very handy. The only issue was getting the batteries out after using. I ended up sanding the plastic slightly which solved that problem but looking back maybe I just needed to let the batteries cool down before removing. Yes I own a gas powered snow blower but for those quick clean up, it's very light weight, this is the way to go plus it's quite so your neighbors won't know your out snow blowing at night if you have to. A last thought it would be better if the width was wider so you would need less passes but that might entail larger batteries. Just saying.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2026 by Reviewer110
Set name: 18-Inch Kit (w/2x 4.0-Amp Battery and...
Life just got a lot easier. We had our first snow that required me to use my new Snow Joe. I did my 4 car driveway and 3 total sidewalks, mine and my adjacent neighbors. Battery operated machines are so much lighter than their gas counterparts. Very easy to maneuver around vehicles. It did a great job on the 3 inches of snow. Both batteries had 2 of the 3 charge indicators lit. Just a note. The second time I used the machine it did a great job of clearing 5 to 6 inches of snow covering the same area. When I was ready to put the unit away I decided to do one last area of heavy snow. The unit would cut off in 5 seconds of running. I tried 3 more times and got the same result. The batteries still had 1 light each. In either case, I charged the batteries and tried again today. The machine worked fine. I believe that it was a thermal overload protection circuit that kick in. Other than that scare the machine works great. Best year to get one as we have had more snow than we had in a long time.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2026 by Gadgetman
Set name: 18-Inch Kit (w/2x 4.0-Amp Battery and...
Reviews on this product made it seem hit or miss on how it would work. So far it is a big disappointment and looks like it is a miss for me. Clips for the chute clean out tool arrived broken but Sun Joe immediately sent out a replacement. A couple days after receiving the snow blower and charging the batteries we finally got a snow so got to give the Sun Joe a try. Four inches of wet snow and it was able to throw from the middle of the driveway to the side so works as I hoped it would. Now comes the problem. Batteries lasted a total of 7 minutes. You heard me right, a lousy 7 minutes. Charged them again thinking they weren't charged completely and same result, 7 minutes run time. Not off to a good start with this snow blower. Another call to Sun Joe and customer service says they will send new batteries. Next day get return label for unit, not what I asked for. Called them again and they said it was a return just for the batteries so they can send out new ones once returned. I asked what happens if they don't send any and I have to return unit to Amazon. They said I should get them in 5-8 days. Needless to say I am not off to a good start and at this time recommend avoiding this product. I will update if I receive batteries and it solves the short run time issue. Update: After returning the batteries and being told it would take 5-8 days to receive replacements now 10 days later I called to see where they are and no order has even been placed yet. I asked if they could expedite the order since it was never placed and the response was that company policy does not allow that. The phone representative was nice enough to check on this but my confidence in Sno-Joe and its service has gone out the window into the accumulating snowfall. Good luck if you buy anything from them.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2022 by Steve Morris
Set name: 18-Inch Kit (w/2x 4.0-Amp Battery and...
I wanted to wait until I had a couple of good snows to write a review for the snow blower. First storm was 6 in of super wet, super heavy snow and as I would expect the snow Joe struggled. It threw it fine it's just that the batteries were dead after basically 5 minutes. I live on a corner and have a lot of sidewalk that I need to clear snow from and it took probably three charges of the batteries to get the job done. To be fair though even my neighbor who has a giant five horsepower gas snow blower struggled to get the job done. This past weekend it snowed two and a half inches of light fluffy snow and the snow Joe handled it amazingly. I did my corner, my small driveway and my neighbors sidewalk as well. I think I use 2/3 of the battery to do that Last night we got 6 in of what I would say is average snow. Not super light but also not super wet. I went out last night and did the first few inches and then again this morning to do the last few inches. Again doing my small driveway, my corner sidewalk, and my neighbors sidewalk. Each time I used between one third and two thirds of the batteries. after recharging the batteries I also did the end of my alley after the city snow plow had come. As I'm sure anyone who's shoveled that wall of snow knows it is the worst. The snow joe handled it well using a little patience and not taking a full width at a time. Overall I would say this snow blower is fantastic. Obviously it's going to struggle with certain types of snow and situations. It can throw the snow super far and considering how light and maneuverable it is it's amazing. The best part for me is when I'm finished and the snow is melted off of it I can pick it up with one hand and hang it on my garage wall. Try that with your gas snow blower. I also have the sun Joe lawn mower that takes the 2 24 volt batteries which is also an amazing piece of equipment. so light, so maneuverable and again I can pick it up with one hand and hang it on the wall in my garage when I'm done. Considering both of these tools cost half of the e go equivalent I think they are well worth it.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2020 by svflyer
Set name: 22-Inch Kit (w/2x 8.0-Amp Battery and...
It works well if you don't expect it to perform like a "real" snow blower. We live in the north east and used in the couple big storms so far this year. Run time is about 25 minutes in dry snow about 18" deep. Same run time in wet snow, but I had to knock it down to less than 12" deep with the shovel first. Our driveway is about 20'x20' and I can clear it twice on a full charge. It throws the snow about 10' (further for dry, shorter for wet). The auger is metal with a rubber edge. Check all the bolts frequently. We had one come loose and I had to get creative repairing the auger. Use stainless steel hardware and locking nuts if you have to replace anything. Pretty much all other components are made of plastic. Everything has held up well except the plastic blade for scraping the ground broke off when I hit a spot that was packed pretty hard. The batteries are sturdy and charge decently fast with the included charger. They have a USB C PD port built in. It will push 20v at about 65w. Bought it on sale over the summer and am overall satisfied with the purchase. I would not pay full price for this. At ~ $600 I would buy a small gas powered snow blower.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2022 by Amazon Customer
Set name: 22-Inch Kit (w/2x 8.0-Amp Battery and...
Ordered 24V-X2-SB22 in September on sale. Came with batteries and charger. Stored unopened in box until today. Pulled the batteries and charger and plugged them in. My son and his friend put this together easily by looking at the box - without instructions! They grabbed the batteries and went to work. Handled 5 inches of medium wet snow. Cleared the driveway with no issues. They did not mess with the snow plowed mound. Update 12/01/22: Third decent snow of the year. Worked well for the first 2 snows., but batteries life is limited with heavy/wettish snow - runs out in about 35 minutes, which was not enough for the back yard patio and front driveway. When I was on the second run today, the machine would start intermittently and run only about 2-3 seconds before stopping if it started at all. Batteries are fully charged. Sometimes the headlights come on and sometimes not. I think it has an electrical problem. Pulling batteries and discharging capacitor did not help. Have it in the garage warming up to see if that could be the reason, but it is just 32deg F outside.... Will be calling for possible replacement after a little more trouble shooting. Update 12/22/22: Snow blower worked fine after warming up in the garage. However, now one of the batteries is now dead. It will not charge and shows no LED lights for charge level. The blower will not run on just one battery - cuts off in a few seconds. Other battery appears to be fully charged. Update 01/23/23: Changed rating from 4 to 5 due to great support. Although out of the Amazon return window, the blower was covered by Snow Joe's warranty. No single battery replacements were available, so Snow Joe said I could return the first snow blower for replacement. They sent a return shipping label. Be sure to save the original box just in case! We received a new unit and it works perfectly! Awesome customer service. Thanks, Snow Joe!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2022 by Mary Wong
Set name: 18-Inch Kit (w/2x 4.0-Amp Battery and...
I bought this snow blower because we are no longer able to shovel our driveway and sidewalks. We got about 12 inches over the course of 2 days so this little guy was really put to the test. It does a great job in areas that are a straight forward plow, like sidewalks. It had a harder time on the driveway because some of the snow had already been packed in pretty tightly. The snow storm produced a very heavy, wet snow, which also made this snow blower really have to work. Cons: Struggles in heavy, wet snow. Although I was able to plow through 8 inches of accumulation, it was slow going. The batteries don't last as long in deeper snow. I was able to get about 30 minutes in with the heavy, deep stuff and closer to 45 minutes on easier terrain. The chute the snow blows out of does get clogged pretty quickly, particularly when dealing with wet snow. There is a little tool on the handle to help push the snow down and out the bottom. I probably didn't read the description very well - when I saw it came with two batteries, I assumed that meant we would have an extra one on hand to help keep it running for longer than the 30ish minutes. It actually needs both batteries to operate. They take about an hour to completely recharge when depleted. Pros: VERY light weight. I would not be able to handle a heavier machine this year so this was a huge deal for us. Easy to operate and does a great job with light fluffy snow. It does a decent job in the heavy snow. Bottom line - yes, I would purchase this again. But only because of the light weight part. It would be perfect if you just have a small driveway (we don't). If you don't have crazy injuries and can handle a machine they weighs more, I would recommend a bigger snow blower.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2022 by jlwrvw