Researched comparisonLast updated September 2026 · How we review
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Quick Answer
The Greenworks 60V 20 inch is the lowest price at $579.99 and lists a 10 inch snow depth with one 4Ah battery. The Yard Force 60V 22 inch ($599.00) is the widest at 22 inches. The EGO SNT2112 ($649.00) costs the most, ships with two 5.0Ah batteries, and lists a throw distance of up to 40 feet. All three are cordless single-stage snow blowers available on Amazon, and their batteries are not interchangeable.
- Greenworks 60V 20 in SN2016S: best for buyers who want a 20 in cordless snow blower with a battery in the kit at the lowest price, and a 4 year warranty.
- Yard Force YF60vRX22-ST: best for buyers who want the widest path here (22 in), up to 30 ft of throw and a 5 year tool warranty.
- EGO SNT2112: best for buyers who want two 5.0Ah batteries in the kit and the longest throw here (up to 40 ft).
Prices as of September 30, 2026, 6:27 pm CT.
A cordless snow blower clears a driveway without gas, pull cords, or extension cords. This comparison puts one 20 to 22 inch cordless snow blower each from Greenworks, Yard Force, and EGO side by side on price, clearing width, battery, and warranty.
How We Chose
We compared one cordless snow blower from each of three brands that sell them on Amazon. We also looked at Toro and Snow Joe. We did not find a Toro snow blower on Amazon, and the Snow Joe offers were from a third-party seller, so both are left out. The machines are not identical. The clearing widths are 20, 21, and 22 inches, the batteries are 60V (Greenworks and Yard Force) and 56V (EGO) systems that only work within each brand, and the kits include one 4Ah battery for the Greenworks and Yard Force but two 5.0Ah batteries for the EGO. The listings give different specs, so where a value was not stated we say so. EGO’s and Yard Force’s product pages supplied the specs shown for those two models. Greenworks’ site has no page for this 60V 20 inch kit (SN2016S), so its specs come from the Amazon listing, and only the warranty comes from Greenworks’ page for the closest model, the older SN60L6R1 kit. Warranty terms come from the manufacturer’s own website where it names the model or product line, then from the Amazon listing, and we say so where neither gave a length. This is a researched comparison, not a hands-on test, so we make no claims about how well any of them handles wet or heavy snow beyond what each listing says. Prices are Amazon prices checked in September 2026 and can change.
The Lineup
Prices as of September 30, 2026, 6:27 pm CT. Product prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on Amazon at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product. Amazon may show a different seller than the brand or Amazon.com. Certain content that appears on this site comes from Amazon. This content is provided “as is” and is subject to change or removal at any time.
Greenworks 60V 20 Inch Brushless Snow Blower with (1) 4Ah Battery and Fast Charger
$579.99 as of Oct 1, 2026, 11:06 am CT on Amazon · lowest price
Best for: buyers who want a 20 in cordless snow blower with a battery in the kit at the lowest price, and a 4 year warranty.
The listing describes a 60V brushless snow blower with a 20 inch clearing width that handles up to 10 inches of snow depth, a throw of up to 25 feet, a 180 degree chute, 7 inch wheels, built-in LED lights, and a kit with one 4Ah battery and a fast charger. The listing did not state a warranty. Greenworks’ site has no page for this exact kit (SN2016S), but its page for the older 60V 20 inch kit (SN60L6R1) lists a 4 year limited tool and battery warranty, so we show that and label it as the closest model. That older model’s page lists a 20 foot throw, so the listing’s 25 feet is not confirmed by Greenworks. It is available on Amazon.
Check Price on Amazon →Yard Force YF60vRX22-ST 60V 22-Inch Cordless Snow Blower, 4.0 Ah Battery, Self-Propelled
$599.00 as of Sep 30, 2026, 6:27 pm CT on Amazon · widest
Best for: buyers who want the widest path here (22 in), up to 30 ft of throw and a 5 year tool warranty.
Yard Force’s product page lists a 60V brushless single-stage snow blower with a 22 inch clearing width, a 60V 4.0Ah battery and 240W charger in the box, a 180 degree quick-adjust chute, dual LED headlights and a folding handle. The Amazon listing adds up to 30 minutes of runtime, up to 10 inches of snow depth, a throw of up to 30 feet and 6 inch wheels. The listing title says self-propelled, but Yard Force’s page describes the auger helping to pull the machine forward and lists no separate drive, so we do not count it as self-propelled. The listing states a 5 year limited warranty on the tool and 3 years on the battery, and Yard Force’s warranty page lists the same terms for its 40V, 60V and 120V battery products for residential use. Yard Force’s product page for this model shows a “2 + 1 Year Warranty” badge, so confirm the warranty terms before you buy. It is available on Amazon.
Check Price on Amazon →EGO Power+ 21 Inch Cordless Snow Blower Kit SNT2112, (2) 56V 5.0Ah Batteries and Dual Port Charger
$649.00 as of Sep 30, 2026, 6:27 pm CT on Amazon · two batteries, longest throw
Best for: buyers who want two 5.0Ah batteries in the kit and the longest throw here (up to 40 ft).
The listing describes Peak Power technology that combines two EGO 56V batteries, a high-efficiency brushless motor, a 21 inch clearing width, a steel auger, variable speed auger control, and snow thrown up to 40 feet. It has a handle-mounted chute adjustment and two LED headlights, and the kit includes two 5.0Ah batteries and a dual port charger. The listing did not state a warranty. EGO’s site lists a 5 year limited warranty on the tool and 3 years on the battery and charger for residential use, and 1 year for commercial use. It is available on Amazon.
Check Price on Amazon →Our Take
If price matters most, the Greenworks is the lowest here and lists a 10 inch snow depth. If you want the widest path, the Yard Force is the pick. The EGO costs the most and includes two batteries and the longest listed throw distance. Because the battery systems are different, it also helps to pick the brand whose other yard tools you already own. We did not test any of them.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much snow can a cordless snow blower handle?
The Greenworks and Yard Force listings both say up to 10 inches of snow depth. The EGO listing did not state a snow depth in the fields we checked. Wet or heavy snow is harder for any cordless machine.
Do these snow blowers come with a battery?
The Greenworks kit includes one 4Ah battery and a fast charger, the Yard Force includes a 4.0Ah battery, and the EGO SNT2112 kit includes two 5.0Ah batteries and a dual port charger. The batteries only work with the same brand and voltage system.
Can you use a cordless snow blower in very cold weather?
The Greenworks listing does not give a cold weather operating range, so check the owner’s manual. Cold weather can reduce battery performance, so store the batteries indoors.
Which of these has the longest warranty?
Yard Force lists 5 years on the tool and 3 on the battery for its 60V products, and EGO’s site lists the same terms for the SNT2112. Greenworks’ page for the closest model, the older SN60L6R1 kit, lists 4 years on the tool and battery, but its site has no page for this exact kit.
