This thing plows through snow, just eats it right up. I don't have any experience with any other snowblowers, electric or gas powered, but I know how long it takes me to shovel my porches and driveway and this does it in a fraction of the time. I live in Maine, our winters are notoriously snow-heavy, and we're even as I write this experiencing some heavy snowfall that I no longer have to worry about thanks to this blower.

Pros and cons, Battery Life: The page says you'll get up to 45 minutes of run time... I got maybe 25-30 minutes of use per battery. If you have 2 batteries and 2 chargers like I do, you'll probably not run into an issue. I don't find it inconvenient, and for the reduction in time I spend out in the cold where the air hurts my face, i'm ok waiting a few minutes inside for the second battery to finish charging before going back out in it. I'm outside about 80% less time than i used to be when I had to shovel it, so i'm okay with it.

Pros and cons, Ease of Use: It's not a heavy unit. My mom is in her mid 60's, 5 foot 2, and she can use it just fine albeit not very quickly. That being said... I wish it were maybe 10 or 15 pounds heavier, simply because in heavy snow (which we get a lot of where i live) this unit has a tendency to want to lift up over it, leaving packed snow below it as it moves. And if you push downward, it has a tendency to try to grab the ground beneath it, which for my driveway is dirt and protruding rocks...so my unit after only a month or so of use has some pretty nasty gauges in the fins already. Which leads me to my next pro and con:

Pros and cons, Construction: This unit isn't solid like a gas powered unit, but I would say it's sturdy. My biggest and really my only complaint is the green hard plastic fins that move the snow are pretty easily dinged up, and I wish they would come out with an upgraded fin design with the edge of the fins replaced by a 1" long stirp of flexible rubber so even at high speeds it would simply bounce off objects rather than chip or tear. I feel like this was a pretty poor design oversight, and any potential loss in snow-moving capacity would be made up for in the difference of not showing wear and tear as badly.

Even with my big complaint... Man I love this thing. It's pretty lightweight, i can store it inside, the batteries charge fast, and I got it for a steal during a cyber monday sale. Go Greenworks Pro, keep it up, you're making pretty nice tools!

Terrific customer service but its a bummer that I needed to find out about the great customer service. I have tried four of these and only one worked correctly. The others stopped spinning instantly when they were pushed into any depth of snow. It looks like a current limit is operating incorrectly because the motor stops abruptly when it encounters a load.

Units are easy to maneuver and the light weigh makes them suitable moving by people who do not have much strength (think 100 lb women). The battery life is about 1/2 hour for a new fully charged battery.

I'm on the fence about this snowblower. First, I inadvertently bought it through an Amazon 3rd-party vendor. They were awful. Lesson learned. Only buy from Amazon, the 3rd-party vendors can't be trusted. As for the unit itself:
Pros
Easy start
No gas engines/maintenance
Quiet operation
Quick battery recharge
Cons
Not very powerful (it's fine for a few inches of powdery snow; heavy wet snow or blizzard, forget it, you'll be struggling all day).

It is very light and super quiet. Also, you don't have to breath in all the fumes like with the gas powered ones and much better for the environment. I live in Tahoe, so having a snowblower is a more of a requirement than a luxury. This is great, but does not compare to the power of a gas blower. You have to do a couple of passes, sometimes skimming the top and then coming back and digging in a bit. If you push too much it will get clogged and turn off.
I really did want to love this, but after using it just two times, it stopped working. I was able to return it and they shipped me a new one. However, this was in the middle of a snowstorm, so I had to shovel while the new one came. We are now getting another storm, so I took it out of the box this morning, and it seems as though they sent me a used one. It is all scratched and stained. The parts are loosely thrown in the box and nothing is wrapped. Let's see how long this one lasts.

Pros:
Light Weight
No fumes
Easy assembly
Easy on (Push button while holding handle)
Quiet

Cons:
Turns off when too much snow
Clogs easily
Does not throw snow very far
Battery runs out quickly (Extended battery purchase is essential)
Motor died after two uses

It is very light and super quiet. Also, you don't have to breath in all the fumes like with the gas powered ones and much better for the environment. I live in Tahoe, so having a snowblower is a more of a requirement than a luxury. This is great, but does not compare to the power of a gas blower. You have to do a couple of passes, sometimes skimming the top and then coming back and digging in a bit. If you push too much it will get clogged and turn off.
I really did want to love this, but after using it just two times, it stopped working. I was able to return it and they shipped me a new one. However, this was in the middle of a snowstorm, so I had to shovel while the new one came. We are now getting another storm, so I took it out of the box this morning, and it seems as though they sent me a used one. It is all scratched and stained. The parts are loosely thrown in the box and nothing is wrapped. Let's see how long this one lasts.

Pros:
Light Weight
No fumes
Easy assembly
Easy on (Push button while holding handle)
Quiet

Cons:
Turns off when too much snow
Clogs easily
Does not throw snow very far
Battery runs out quickly (Extended battery purchase is essential)
Motor died after two uses