WSnow20 Corded Snow Blower 20 Inch, Steel Auger, Dual LED Lights, 1800 Watt Motor, Electric Snow Blower with 25ft Throwing Distance, Plows 680lbs/min, Adjustable Chute

Bought this cause I didn't want the up front expense, maintenance costs/hassle, and larger storage footprint of a gas or battery electric snowblower when I got this to replace my unreliable gas model. Just got it, set it up pretty quick with zero tools, and took it outside for an overnight 6"ish snow, deeper in some areas for sure. I'm rather impressed. The throw distance wasn't super far, though that's not high priority for me and the snow was very wet and heavy. But it did a great job of sculpting through the snow and thoroughly removing it, and it's much more manueverable that what I had before or expected. I was prepared for the cord to be a bit of a hassle, but I've been using a cord on my leaf blower and I just decided it's worth the other benefits. But this snowblower does a great job of preventing the cord from disconnecting, which was impressive but simple. It's a total non issue. I also found it relatively easy to just sort of use. Almost like a whipping motion to move the cord out of my path as I took long passes. It sounds hard but I found it very easy surprisingly. The cord slides on the residual ice/snow in a way that makes it glide much easier than when I try the same on dry pavement with the leaf blower in the summer. And I have a long driveway and needed a 100' cord, which at 12 gauge (make sure you get the right cord for 15 amps!), in the cold, should have been very stiff but wasn't. I had stored the cord inside until I used it so it was warm and I think I might continue to do that so keep that in mind. These 12 gauge cords especially at 100 ft are really bulky but like I said it went smooth with this. Exactly what I hoped for so far. It's a wisely simple, quality effective product at an appropriately low price considering it's simplicity. Cord was like 50-60 bucks. Need a good spool for storage I think.

I was skeptical- an inexpensive, mostly plastic, electric snowblower to replace my gas powered one? I bought the 20 inch version so I'd get the steal auger. This was the right choice. I live in Upstate NY and we often have heavy, wet snow that packs down. I knew plastic wouldn't cut it. Tonight, we (unexpectedly) got our first storm of the season. Only 5 inches, but it was very wet and very heavy. I was dreading the idea of shoveling. So, I put together my new snowblower. Assembly took about half an hour because I misread the instructions a few times. The instructions were poor- but that's my only true complaint. I brought this outside and it fired up immediately. At the time, I had about 3.5-4 inches of heavy, wet snow. It didn't clear my driveway as fast as my gas powered one, but it was still faster and much easier than shoveling. It did clog once, and I was afraid I had broken it as it wouldn't turn back on. But, once all the slush and snow was clear of the auger, she fired right back up. I don't consider this to be an issue, as this is the heaviest snow I'll get all season. Even if it only lasts this season, I believe I've gotten my money's worth. Pros: it works, it's lightweight, easy to maneuver and use, quick assembly, inexpensive, has two lights on the front. Cons: assembly instructions are poor, doesn't come with anything to unclog the auger/snow shute. TLDR: impressive product, easy to use, would buy again, would recommend to a friend

Worked great. Dug thru a foot of snow relatively easy. It’s light weight and has small wheels, but it still performed well. It lacks the weight of a traditional snowblower. Overall it meets my needs. It’s much easier to maintain, vs a gas snowblower, and easier to store. This was one of my priorities. Great for light to medium snow falls. Requires a little manhandling for deep or wet snow. I think the mechanism to hold the cord in the socket could be improved. I eventually tied the cord to the handle, with a wire tie, to keep it from disconnecting. If I get a few seasons out of it, worth the cost. I’d buy it again, but there are pros and cons vs a traditional gas snowblower.

Bought this to replace one we sold on when we went to Mississippi. Upon return back to Indiana found the usual 4+ inches of snow the norm, and as we get older then shoveling just isn't as easy at used to be. Hence, the Westinghouse 20" corded snowblower. Lets get one thing out the way first, corded is not as convenient whilst using as cordless or fuel driven, but it is quieter and easier to get started with, and you don't run out of fuel or power! Having to reposition the cord to avoid it snagging has always been the issue with such devices, but that does not take anything away from the performance, so don't let that put you off, just get the cordless version if you need to. The WSnow20 is very easy to assemble, all of 5 minutes to complete, and no tools or a degree in construction required. It is light enough to lift up if need be, and very easy to maneuver on the surface. My first try with this was with 4" deep wet, heavy show, sitting on a sheet of ice, and it worked perfectly. The ability to adjust the blow chute is an excellent addition and makes it so easy to use without stopping/starting each time. The 3 card-wide driveway and patio were sorted in well less than an hour, something that has taken me 2 or 3 times as long in the past, and without feeling like I've suffered a cardiac issue or my lungs feel like they've filled with ice! To be perfectly candid, it's not so much different from just using an electric lawnmower. I did actually use it on part of the grassed area at the back (we have dogs) and it was simple and effective there too! Overall impression: Excellent snow blower for the price range, has the power and agility to clear the snow without struggling to move or turn and won't leave you needing a 2 hour lie-down afterwards.

I ordered this on Monday, excepting a the first snow for the season happening Saturday, It arrived Friday and was super easy to assemble. I have never used a snow blower before, but I selected this unit based on: steel blades, electric, corded ( I have a 100 ft cord and a small driveway, plus I am not paying for batteries that will fail half way through clearing my driveway. I was very impressed with the power of the blower. It literally threw snow 25 ft or more. much easier than shoveling it all. super great for the price. It is very light, which is great. So, in STL, we got 6.5 inching of wet heavy snow. I cleared our two car driveway and the 2-3 foot piles of snow from the Saint Louis County snowplows from our street parking in under an hour. Better than shoveling for sure.

I never used a snow blower before today, so I can’t really compare this product to any other blower. All I can tell you is I was pleasantly surprised at how well this performed. I had about 3 to 5 inches of snow. It was wet, heavy kind of snow. I first used my shovel, and after 2 or 3 shovel fulls, I said the heck with that, I’m going to breakout the snow blower. Everything worked perfectly, better than I expected. It went right to the bare ground and blew the snow rather effectively. I did not hear the motor bog down or struggle. It really ate that snow up and sent it away, in the direction and distance of my choice. No problem whatsoever. If I had more time, I would have done my neighbors walkway as well but I had to go to work. I laid down some calcium chloride on the path I cleared and went to work. When I came home, what I cleared earlier remained that way. A job well done. There are two things that I would look for should I ever need to purchase another blower. Cons: None Nice to Have; 1) Self Proprlled- I’m not sure if they make them self propelled, but that would be fantastic. I’m sure that would add to the cost, but it would be well worth it. It wasn’t a big deal or difficult for me to push, but it could be a nice to have feature. 2) Gas vs Electric/Battery The other thing is gas powered. This is electric and the extension cord got snagged a couple of times. Again, not a big deal but I can only go as far as my extension cord allows. Pros: Everything Assembly - Fast and Easy Power - Easily handled 3-5” of wet, heavy snow Cleaning - Gets right down to the cement Blower - Easily change direction and angle of blown snow. Path - It cuts a wide enough path in one pass for people to safely walk. I did 2 passes to clear the entire cement flag Summary: For the money, it’s a well made product that gets the job done and works as advertised. I recommend this item if you’re looking for an electric snowblower that is of good value without sacrificing power or performance. It beats manually shoveling by a long shot in both energy and time.

Just received. Very lightweight and very easy to assemble. No snow yet and the blades look very sturdy. Will update after I use it.

Absolutely outstanding! We live in Anchorage, AK and can get a lot of snow. Our back deck is a composite (Trex), and the snow accumulates quickly. Not wanting to damage the deck surface or keel over from senior citizen shoveling, this Westinghouse 20 inch blower chomps through heavy, deep snow better than anything else we have had before. Even with some layers of ice, this little monster has no quit to it! It is corded; this means two things: take care to keep the cord abeam or behind you and it is far more powerful than battery powered snowblowers I have tried before. This was delivered in mid-November and so far, great! It was easy to assemble out of the box, has a great light that shines ahead to see where you’re going and a hand-driven worm screw snow chute which I prefer over the electric driven chute that has iced up on a different manufacturer snowblower that preceded this one. I would buy it again, but I imagine I won’t have to.