WORX Nitro 40V 12'' Cordless Snow Thrower, Electric Snow Shovel, (2 X 4.0 Ah Battery & Charger Included)

It works quite well!

I have a gravel driveway that is 260 feet long and 16 feet at its narrowest point. My old gasoline snow blower worked well, but was very heavy to maneuver around the driveway. The Worx snowblower is light weight, powerful, easy to use, and more durable than I expected. It works great on my concrete apron and paving brick sidewalk right out of the box. I added a 3/4" strip of wood to the bottom of the snow scraper so that it rides above the gravel driveway. This item would be 5 star if it had height adjustment.

I'm very pleased with this cordless snow shovel. I also have the Worx snowblower which is much more capable for clearing snow on the driveway, but is too cumbersome for my backyard patio. This snow shovel works perfectly for that. Despite the small size it can really move snow -- sometimes a bit too much since it can throw snow into my neighbors yard if I don't aim it well. It has some weight to it, but it's not hard to deal with. Battery life of the 4Ah packs is very good, but it will also take the 8Ah packs if extended run time is needed. Very pleased with it (but would be even more pleased if it didn't snow!)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Absolutely love this blower! Just as strong as a gas blower and incredibly light (can lift with one hand). The only issue is being so light, sometimes it rides up on the snow so you have to angle it down sometimes. If you are on the fence on this one, buy it!

Finally bought one and received the day before the snow hit this last year. Worked like a champ! Did my driveway and next door's driveway on one set of batteries. This replaced an old two cycle that was hard to start and you smelled like fuel when you were finished.

We are very disappointed with snow blower. We have numerous Worx tools that perform well so ordered the Nitro 20" power snow blower. First one did not work, was returned to Worx, another sent and this one is just as useless. Starts, stops, we are NOT able to move any snow and do NOT recommend this unit.

We have almost bought Worx equipment but no happy this time. Snow blower is crap. Doesn’t pick up snow. More headache than it’s worth.

I ordered and recieved this snow thrower just before we have had copius amounts of snow storms and snow squalls for the past 4 weeks. Don't let the small convenient size fool you. We do go out frequently to blow no more than 10 inches (25 cm) at a time if possible. If it's more than that, or when tackling the icy windrow at the bottom of the driveway, we do chunk it up to be able to throw the snow. It is light enough to carry up a couple steps to clear our deck, and then proceed to clear a pathway along the side of the house. We even clear a path in the yard for the dogs (the snow is about 3 feet deep). I would recommend have a small brush to clean off the snow and I use a paint stir-stick to clear the axles of the wheels next to the auger. The pin along there is showing rust already, but we'll address that after the snow has ended for the season. It's not enough for me not to recommend it. For a double driveway and 40 ft walkway we go through 2 sets of batteries. If the windrow is extra thick, 3 sets.

I live in New England and bought this primarily for my front walkway which it handles fine. However, if there is a heavy or wet snowfall over 4 inches its really can't do the job and the batteries die quickly. Even in lighter snow, I literally have to push the snow wheels off the ground to clean down to the pavement. It would be nice if Worx came out with an equivalent to the EGO Power+ 24" or 28" snowblower for us northern climate dwellers.

I have several other Worx tools, and love them, especially the brushcutter for our farm, and the chainsaw. I would buy this today, as we have 15" of snowfall, but, until there is a purchase tool only option, I will have to pass. No way way zm I spending money on another charger and battery. It's unfortunate that this option is not offered as is typically the case with Worx products.

Works well till the chute gears break. The main gear is small and cheap. It broke and unable to turn the snow chute. No parts list to order a new one. Disappointed. Check chute before running after sitting in the cold.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve had this a few seasons now. Works well for a battery operated snow blower. The snow can sometimes be too heavy or deep for it but we have short season. The shoot could be tougher. This hole was created by an ice chunk. I don’t know if I can get a replacement

I already have batteries, double charger, etc. The point of WORX is supposed to be interchangeable. I will not buy this expensive, redundant product. Really disappointed in WORX this time.

I bought this for small amounts of snow and so far it is perfect for that. I was worried about the needing to recharge the batteries during a clearing of snow on my 2400 sq ft application, but not an issue (at least in 1.5” of snow). It is easy to maneuver, super lightweight and clears snow to the cement.

This is a great lightweight snow thrower for lightweight snow removal. I bought it as a backup to my gas-powered snowblower. I have a driveway that is approximately 2000 square feet. A week ago we had about 3 inches of light, fluffy snow, and it cleared it with ease. It was easier than using my gas snowblower and it cleaned the driveway better (right down to the asphalt). The batteries died before I had finished clearing the driveway, so I put in a new set. I finished the driveway and had 3 out of 5 battery power lights left on the second set. Today, we had about 5 inches of more dense, compactable snow. It took three sets of batteries to complete the driveway with 2 lights remaining. It did not do well on the more compacted snow at the foot of the driveway left by the snow plow. I could have used it, but it would have eaten up a lot more battery power. I decided to use my gas-powered snow blower for that. Conclusion: It is a great snow thrower for snow up to 5-6 inches (I have not tested it on deeper amounts). If the snow is light and fluffy, it works like a champ. If it is wet snow, it will handle it, but it will take more battery swaps. I highly recommend that you have two extra sets of batteries if you have a driveway like mine or at least one extra set for smaller driveways. Also, realize that when the batteries are depleted, they are warm and will not charge right away until cool. Mechanical: I found the rotating handle to adjust the direction of the chut to be difficult to use, and after a few minutes of use, the pin slid out, and the handle became disconnected. I put the pin back in but decided not to use the handle. Instead, I just grabbed the chut body and rotated it. This was pretty easy to do, and, in fact, I found it easier than using the handle to rotate the chut. Other than that, I found the unit to be designed well. The handles fold easily for storage, and the unit is lightweight and can be carried using the handle.

First of all, it works as specified. But, I am 5 foot 4 inches and it is a little harder for me to operate. It could use some wheels. It’s top heavy as the batteries are located there. It throws snow well, but our drifts are high, so the right and left throwing capability is useless.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Relatively lightweight. Easier on my back than a big snow blower.

Hey all First snow storm of the season and was so happy to use my machine didn’t get halfway down the driveway it stopped and hasn’t worked since. Batteries fully charged machine is brand new lights go on but auger doesn’t spin So disappointing

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] What’s nice about this power shovel is there’s no lifting of snow. It cuts a clean path launching snow ahead of you or to the left or right. It cleared my entire driveway, sidewalk, walkway, and patio on a single charge. Saved my back.

I own a few worx products so I don't understand why I cannot just buy the tool only having many spare batteries lying around, I'll have to pass on this until I can buy the tool only.