What Is the Best Electric Snow Blower on the Market Today? (Solved & Explained!)

There are several fantastic electric snow blowers on the market today. These include Greenworks 2600802, Greenworks Pro 80V, Snow Joe 48V iON+, EGO Power+ Peak Power, WEN 5662 or Toro 60V PowerMax. All of these offer different sizes, features and clearing capabilities depending on what you want a snow blower to do.

There are single- and two-stage ones as well as cordless and corded snow blowers. Corded snow blowers are going to be best for small driveways and narrow paths. Cordless ones are going to be more ideal for varied terrain or severe wintery conditions.

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Quick Overview

1. Best Electric Snow Blower Overall: Snow Joe 48V iON+
2. Best Budget Electric Snow Blower: WEN 5662
3. Best Corded Electric Snow Blower: Greenworks 2600802
4. Best Cordless Electric Snow Blower: EGO Power+ Peak Power
5. Best Electric Snow Blower with the Farthest Distance: Toro 60V PowerMax
6. Best Electric Snow Blower with the Longest Lasting Battery: Greenworks Pro 80V  

Best Electric Snow Blower Overall: Snow Joe 48V iON+

Snow Joe’s 48V iON+ comes with two rechargeable batteries that have a combined runtime of 40 minutes and can throw snow up to 20 feet away. This translates to removing 14 tons of snow within a single charge. It weighs just 40 pounds and gives 180° turn control on the chute.

The steel auger has rubber tips that can clear a path up to 18 inches wide through a snow depth of 10 inches. This single-stage model by Snow Joe gives many gas-powered snow blowers a run for their money.

Pros	Cons
40 minute battery runtime	Narrow clearing width
Removes 14 tons of snow in a single charge	Assembly necessary before use
Tosses up to 20 feet away

Best Budget Electric Snow Blower: WEN 5662

The snow blower offered by WEN is an affordable corded option. The 5662 provides the best in performance and value albeit not the most powerful motor of the bunch. But, it can handle average amounts of snowfall.

It gives 180° snow chute adjustment with the ability to throw snow up to 20 feet away. This translates to handling 490 pounds of snow per minute. It can clear a width up to 18 inches and a snow depth of up to eight inches.

Pros	Cons
Maneuverable and adjustable	Motor isn’t very powerful
Clears a fair amount of snow	Many reports of unreliability
Adjustable chute chucks up to 20 feet

Best Corded Electric Snow Blower: Greenworks 2600802

This corded snow shovel by Greenworks is excellent for small driveways or when you have only a small path to clear. It starts up via pushbutton and can handle snow up to six inches deep with a capacity to toss snow 20 feet away. It can handle a width of up to 12 inches.

There’s a scraper on the bottom to make it easier for the auger to lift and clear down from the chute. The adjustable second handle provides the ultimate in control. The whole machine is very lightweight, only 14 pounds, which makes it a cinch to store.

Pros	Cons
Super affordable and easy to use	May need to use an extension cord
Lightweight and compact	Only for narrow and small areas
Clears a width up to 12 inches

Best Cordless Electric Snow Blower: EGO Power+ Peak Power

With a 21-inch clearing width and the capacity to get into a depth of 13 inches of snow, EGO Power+ Peak Power is the best cordless snow blower. Weighing in at 50 pounds, it can throw snow up to 40 feet away. The handle folds down to provide more storage convenience.

This snow blower has two rechargeable batteries totaling 56 volts. Plus, you can control the chute direction with a joystick up to 200°. This single-stage snow blower is ideal for almost any terrain or snowy situation.

Pros	Cons
200° chute control with a joystick	Expensive compared to others
Clears snow up to 21 inches
Tosses up to 40 feet away

Best Electric Snow Blower with the Farthest Distance: Toro 60V PowerMax

The electric snow blower on the market today that can throw snow the farthest is Toro’s 60V PowerMax. This is a two-stage that can chuck snow up to 45 feet away. It has a 24-inch clearing width and weighs about 172 pounds.

There three batteries that run simultaneously, so you won’t run out of power for at least 70 minutes. You can clear up to 10 feet of snow in one charge. The chute is adjustable up to 200° and you can interchange the batteries with other Toro power tools you have.

Pros	Cons
Throws snow 45 feet away	Quite heavy and bulky
Three batteries power the snow blower	Assembly instructions are confusing
Lasts a long time

Best Electric Snow Blower with the Longest Lasting Battery: Greenworks Pro 80V

This model of Greenworks snow blower provides superb performance with a 2.0Ah battery that can last for up to 45 minutes but recharges fully in 30 minutes. It can handle a snow depth of up to 10 inches and weighs about 33 pounds.

It’s easy to use, clears a swath of up to 20 inches and comes with a pushbutton start. There’s 180° of chute control and is incredibly efficient at clearing snow, ice and other wintery debris.

Pros	Cons
2.0Ah battery lasts for 45 minutes	Only good for large areas
180° chute control	Pricier due to the battery
Versatile, adjustable and fast

 Comparison Table of All Snow Blowers

	Snow Joe	WEN	Greenworks	EGO Power+	Toro 60V	Greenworks 80V
Cord/less	Cordless	Corded	Corded	Cordless	Cordless	Cordless
Snow Depth	10 inches	8 inches	6 inches	13 inches	10 inches	10 inches
Width	18 inches	18 inches	12 inches	21 inches	24 inches	20 inches
Throw	20 feet	20 feet	20 feet	40 feet	45 feet	Unknown
Battery	(2) 48V	n/a	n/a	(2) 56V	(3) 20V	2.0Ah
Lifespan per Charge	40 minutes	n/a	n/a	Unknown	70 minutes	45 minutes
Chute Control	180°	180°	n/a	200°	200°	180°