(checked 2026-10-10)Small sample (679 ratings). The listing is the TV1 bundle (same blower and 2 x 4.0Ah batteries plus cover and scraper).
A light, inexpensive cordless blower that Bob Vila picked in two roundups for small driveways, with about 40 minutes per battery. It is for light snow: owners and testers report clogging and weak results in wet snow, and some owners report units that cut out.
In the box: 2 x 24V 4.0Ah batteries and charger (Bob Vila; Snow Joe store; Amazon listing title)
Top complaints
- Light snow only
Bob Vila says its size limits it in wet or heavy snow and the chute clogged in wet snow. Amazon owners say it works on powder but not in other conditions and is ineffective in wet snow.
- Reliability concerns
Amazon's summary flags reliability as concerning, with reports of the blower stopping after 1-2 minutes. Battery life is mixed.
- Plastic blade
Bob Vila notes the plastic blade may chip on hard objects.
Source: Bob Vila (best snow blowers)
What owners love
- Good runtime
About 40 minutes per battery, up to 80 minutes combined, moving over 10 tons of snow; batteries charge in about 2 hours (Bob Vila).
- Light and quick to set up
37.5-39 lb; assembly took about 5 minutes (Bob Vila). Amazon owners say they can pick it up with one hand.
- Throws well for its size
Cut a 10-in.-deep path and threw snow past the 20-ft claim; 180-degree chute and LED headlights (Bob Vila).
- You get wet, heavy snow
- You have a long driveway
- You want two-stage power
- Small driveways, walks and decks
- Light, fluffy snowfalls
- Users who want a blower they can lift with one hand
Scores (tap for why)
What experts say
- Bob Vila (best snow blowers): Best single-stage electric: about 40 minutes per charge with two batteries included; the plastic blade may chip.
- Bob Vila (electric snow blowers): Best for small driveways: long combined runtime and little assembly, but limited in wet or heavy snow.