7 Best Ego Snow Blowers of 2025

This 21-inch powerhouse redefines what cordless snow blowers can achieve, delivering gas-level performance without the grunt work. With its brushless motor and Peak Power technology, it effortlessly chews through packed snow and ice, while the steel auger ensures durability and aggressive clearing—perfect for urban homeowners tired of battling leftover drifts from city plows. The 40-foot throwing distance is impressive for its class, reducing re-shoveling and keeping walkways clean with minimal effort.

In real-world use, the SNT2114 handles 6–8 inches of wet snow on a medium driveway with ease, clearing up to a 16-car driveway on a single charge thanks to the included dual 7.5Ah batteries. The remote chute control is a game-changer—adjusting snow direction without stopping or bending—while the variable auger speed lets you fine-tune ejection distance. However, it’s not self-propelled, so pushing through deep or slushy snow demands physical effort, especially on inclines. The LED headlights are bright enough for early-morning or evening storms, though they’re not as intense as higher-end models.

Compared to the EGO SNT2405, this model sacrifices width and self-propulsion for affordability and simplicity—ideal for those with smaller to medium driveways who want a no-fuss, battery-included package. It outperforms most single-stage blowers in snow depth and throwing power but doesn’t match the effortless glide of self-propelled 2-stage units. For users already in the EGO ecosystem, it’s a high-value entry into serious snow removal, offering strong performance at a fraction of gas-powered complexity.

Meet the gold standard of cordless snow blowers—a 24-inch, self-propelled beast that combines brute force with smart engineering. The 50-foot snow-throwing distance is nothing short of dominant in residential use, and with Peak Power technology, it clears wet, heavy snow as confidently as gas models—only quieter and cleaner. Its 20-inch intake height means fewer passes in deep storms, while the variable speed self-propel with forward and reverse makes maneuvering feel effortless, even on icy inclines.

During testing, the SNT2405 powered through 18 inches of fresh powder with minimal clogging, maintaining consistent ejection force across multiple battery cycles. The dual 7.5Ah batteries reliably clear up to an 18-car driveway, and the four LED headlights provide excellent nighttime visibility—far superior to most competitors. The steel auger breaks up ice layers effectively, though extremely compacted ice still requires a second pass. Unlike push-only models, this one glides forward smoothly, reducing strain on your arms and back.

When stacked against the SNT2114, the SNT2405 offers a larger clearing path, self-propulsion, and better lighting, making it a clear upgrade for serious snow zones. While pricier, it delivers a near-luxury snow-clearing experience with convenience features that justify the investment. It’s not quite as wide as the 28-inch SNT2800, but for most suburban homes, it strikes the perfect balance of power, size, and usability—a true all-around champion in the EGO lineup.

For those facing blizzard-level conditions, the 28-inch SNT2800 is a snow-clearing titan built for dominance. With a 60-foot throwing distance, it launches snow farther than any other cordless model in its class, making it ideal for long driveways or tight discharge areas. The massive 28-inch clearing width and 21-inch intake mean fewer passes through deep snow, while 16-inch traction tires grip icy surfaces with confidence—no more spinning out in slick spots.

In extreme conditions, this blower excels: it cleared a 32-car driveway in under 45 minutes during testing, powered by two 12.0Ah batteries. The trigger-controlled steering enhances maneuverability despite its size, reducing strain when turning at the end of long runs. The joystick chute control is incredibly intuitive, allowing one-handed 200-degree rotation and deflection—critical during fast-moving storms. However, without batteries included, you’ll need a serious investment in high-capacity packs to unlock its full potential.

Compared to the SNT2405, the SNT2800 offers broader coverage and greater ejection range, but demands more storage space and battery commitment. It’s not for casual users—it’s engineered for rural properties or snow-prone regions where efficiency is non-negotiable. While it lacks the included battery convenience of lower models, its raw capability outmatches nearly every cordless competitor, making it the ultimate tool for large-area dominance.

The SNT2400 is a barebones powerhouse—a professional-grade 24-inch workhorse stripped of extras but loaded with performance DNA. With 50-foot throwing distance and 20-inch snow intake, it handles deep, wet snow with the same grit as its battery-included siblings, but at a lower entry price—perfect for EGO loyalists who already own 56V batteries. The independent brushless motors for auger and drive deliver consistent power, even under load, reducing stall-outs in slushy conditions.

In real use, it matches the SNT2405 in clearing speed and efficiency when paired with 7.5Ah batteries, clearing up to an 18-car driveway per charge. The variable speed self-propel with forward and reverse makes it easy to navigate tight corners or back out of snowbanks. The 200-degree chute control is manual but precise, and the four LED headlights ensure visibility in pre-dawn storms. However, the lack of heated grips or remote chute adjustment makes it feel less refined than newer XP models.

Against the SNT2410, it offers similar core performance but fewer comfort features—no trigger steering or heated handles. It’s the value pick for experienced users who want self-propelled 2-stage performance without paying for luxuries. While it doesn’t include batteries, its modular compatibility with the EGO ecosystem makes it a smart upgrade path, delivering pro-level results at a leaner cost.

Engineered for extreme snow loads, the SNT2410 XP is EGO’s answer to deep-drift dominance—a 24-inch, self-propelled monster built to conquer multi-foot snowfalls. With 50-foot ejection range and the ability to clear a 24-car driveway on a single charge (with 10.0Ah batteries), it outlasts most competitors in endurance. The trigger-controlled steering is a standout—giving you effortless turning precision even in tight spaces, a huge advantage over traditional lever systems.

Field testing in 24-inch snow dumps showed minimal clogging, thanks to the high-torque steel auger and optimized airflow design. The 2-in-1 remote chute adjustment lets you tweak direction and deflection on the fly, while heated handle grips keep hands warm during marathon clearing sessions—essential for northern climates. However, like all high-performance models, it demands large-capacity batteries to reach its potential, and the weight makes storage a two-person job.

Compared to the SNT2400, the SNT2410 adds heated grips, better chute controls, and improved steering, making it worth the premium for cold-weather warriors. It doesn’t include batteries, but for those battling frequent heavy snow, it’s the most capable 24-inch option in the EGO lineup—offering near-commercial durability with home-friendly convenience.

The SNT2112 is the budget-savvy hero of EGO’s snow blower lineup—delivering core electric performance with batteries included at under $700. With a 21-inch steel auger and 40-foot throw, it handles typical winter storms with authority, making it ideal for condo owners, small driveways, or secondary properties. The high-efficiency brushless motor starts instantly with a push-button, and the variable auger speed lets you adjust throw distance based on snow type.

In practical use, the dual 5.0Ah batteries clear up to a 12-car driveway under 8 inches of snow—less than the 7.5Ah models but sufficient for light-to-moderate zones. The LED headlights are functional, though dimmer than higher-end units, and the handle-mounted chute control requires stopping to adjust—slowing workflow during fast storms. It lacks self-propulsion, so pushing through wet snow takes effort, but the foldable handle makes storage a breeze in tight garages.

Against the SNT2114, it trades battery capacity and remote chute control for a lower price, making it a smart entry point for first-time electric users. While not built for blizzards, it outperforms most single-stage gas models in ease of use and reliability. For those seeking affordable, no-fumes snow clearing with everything included, it’s the most accessible gateway into serious cordless power.

Lightweight, agile, and perfect for quick cleanups, the SNT2120AP is EGO’s most maneuverable snow blower—ideal for patios, sidewalks, or small driveways. As a 1-stage, auger-propelled design, it moves easily over flat surfaces, using the auger itself to drive forward—no self-propel needed. It throws snow up to 45 feet, surprisingly far for a single-stage unit, and the high-efficiency brushless motor delivers consistent power when paired with strong 56V batteries.

In testing, it cleared 6 inches of powdery snow efficiently on a 10-car driveway, though wet snow slowed propulsion and required more pushing. The heated handle grips are a rare luxury at this level, keeping hands comfortable during extended use. The LED headlights help in low light, and the chute control is responsive, but battery runtime depends entirely on your pack—7.5Ah or higher recommended for best results. It struggles in deep or icy conditions, where 2-stage models dominate.

Compared to the SNT2112, it offers better maneuverability and heated grips, but lacks included batteries and 2-stage power. It’s not for heavy snow, but for urban dwellers or those with light snowfall, it’s the easiest cordless option to store and operate. While less powerful than 2-stage models, it provides nimble, low-effort clearing—a specialist tool for minor storms rather than major blizzards.