Sold on this one. -15 F and snow and still works.
928743
A little concerned about low power, but mild winter expected so saved some money. GREAT RESULTS. "Polar vortex" and several days below 0 temperatures, with snow, and I've still got a nice hole in my pond, through about 10" of ice. Very pleased.
1487002
<div id="video-block-R3MXZA2VBOCPVY" class="a-section a-spacing-small a-spacing-top-mini video-block"></div><input type="hidden" name="" value="https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/91jmBj8PSvS.mp4" class="video-url"><input type="hidden" name="" value="https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/91r%2BoyBUTIS.png" class="video-slate-img-url">&nbsp;This little guy works like a charm. Used it for the first time this morning. We got about 4-5 inches of snow last night and this thing really works. Went right through it. Although, at the end of the driveway where the plow truck piles it up and it's laden with road salt, the SnowJoe did bog down a little. But that's to be expected. For the driveway and sidewalk, it rolled right through it. Shooting the snow about 20 feet. Very impressed with the quality and performance. The only downside is having to deal with a power cord. I knew this going in and it's not SnowJoe's fault. But do yourself a favor and get a good cord, rated for the amperage (15A @ xxx feet) and with insulation that is rated for cold weather. I have a decent cord, but I will be getting one that is rated for outside cold weather. Actually the cord wasn't too bad during use, but rolling it back up at 8 degrees F was no fun. For the performance, quality and certainly for the price (~$100.00), you can't go wrong. Get one.
02/11/2018 added a short video. Still works like a champ. I can't understand the bad reviews.
1170645
I was afraid it would keep blowing off and it does. Otherwise it works great even putting it off and on at 8 degrees Fahrenheit. It was stiff in the cold.. Material was a little thinner than I expected but is durable.
2131070
has been through a few freeze/thaw cycles, and some snow, and still look nice. cannot give five stars, and maybe i should have, but i have not had it for a full michigan winter.
721166
Works very well in dry, unpacked snow. And if a customer reads prior reviews they will find this out as I did when researching. But for my region this works very well.
2803102
This little puppy was worth every blessed cent I paid for it. Plowed through 4 foot drifts with just a few pushes. Cleaned up the major mess left by the  January 2015 blizzard without hurting my back. Throws the snow easily 25-30 feet. Get a 100 foot cord and you're ready to go; no gas cans, never fails to start.
3980419
So far so good. I brought another wireless doorbell from a competitor that wasn't weatherproof. This time we secured the doorbell with screws instead of double sided mounting tape. Through rain, snow and cold it still functions. I'm going to wait another month. If it can withstand another month of artic cold, rain, snow and ice, it will deserve a 5-star rating. I like the adjustable volume and the selectable ring tones. Thus far it's quite reliable and attractive too. Folks seem to think it's everything else except a doorbell.
232209
Used this machine for the past 48 hours during the DC blizzard of 2016. Best $150 I have spent in a long time. I went out every few hours, when the snow was 4 to 6 inches...no problem. Sprayed some Pam in the shuts no issues clogging. I did our house and two neighbors drive ways and she is ready for more. The cord is a bit of pain but for the money you cannot beat it. Additionally the lights are a really nice feature.
107374
This was a replacement for a fob watch I received years ago that became part of my ski equipment.  The former watch finally needed a new battery and did fine with the new battery unless it was significantly below freezing, when it would start loosing time (1 to 5 minutes on a 7 minute lift ride).  That made it useless for it's intended purpose.  So I bought the Dakota Watch Company Big Face Clip Watch to replace it.

This has had five trips so far and is performing flawlessly.  It stays clipped on my backpack strap in front, where I can lift it up and read it easily.  About the only slack I cut it is to clip it to the top handle strap when the backpack is being transported to or from my car or when I am in the cafeteria for lunch.  When I am not skiing it lives on the pack, either in the back floor of my car or in my basement office.

It is easy to read and handles the -24 F wind chill I occasionally get into at the top of the Panoramic Express at Mary Jane at Winter Park CO.  Also handles the occasional smack of evergreen limbs when going through the trees.  It even held up on a fairly spectacular endo caused by some whiteout conditions and my sudden stop when hitting a 2 foot drift across a cat track.

Like I said, with five trips down it is doing well.  If able, I will update this review at the end of the season.
3804306
I've heard some people have issues with using this at low temperatures, but I haven't had any such issues.  It's worked just fine in our single digit Wisconsin winter weather, but it may be because it's kept close to the house...  The little pins are tough to toggle without changing the current time, but once they're set you probably won't be messing with them too much (at least I never do).
616110
I bot this in the summer of 2010 (even after having read some of the unfavorable reviews) in anticipation of never needing it (insurance against future snow).  I bot electric to avoid gasoline cans around the house.  The recent thunder snow in DC dropped about 7" of heavy snow.  First real use on my 100' driveway.  Basically, I moved slowly and did NOT push full-on to the snow.  Instead, I cut 5" edges off with each pass.  It threw snow as directed and I completed the job in about 3 hours.  WEAKNESSES: The throw chute cracked where it is held by a tightening knob, but still basically functions.  Following the occasions where I pushed hard, I could smell the belt, so I assume it was deteriorating.  But, I prefer going slow to "no go."  The vibrations loosened many parts (even tho I assembled it intelligently).  If I had known about the newer model with higher amp motor and narrower mouth, I'd probably have bought that.  CONCLUSION: One major snow and it still works but the plastic parts seem to be weak.
343851
I bought 2 of these and a digital temp controller to keep my birds comfy during the winter. The one that worked works great. Some complained of a hum, i only heard it when i first started using it but has gone away. It has been in use for a couple weeks now with no complaints. The second one was DOA with an open coil.
677939
Works great and I am looking forward to some more snow.  My old electric snow blower wore out after 10+ years and several large snows.
3191511
Works well  during this crazy Boston winter of 2015. I throw it on every night in about 3 minutes, the secret is to start from the side the wind is blowing from. Once you figure out how it should sit, make note of where the magnets and the edges are and just do that from then on. To make this simpler, I marked the outside with a sharpie where it should meet the roof line.

 If there is the prediction of heavy winds, I put 2 stronger magnets on the part that sits on the hood. What I use is a good size magnetic fish tank algae scraper. Just put the 2 parts on the fabric where it sits on the hood and you are set.

It looks flimsy, but has survived 24+ inches of snow with 10 deg temps and 50 mph winds. Then I used a broom to clean off the mountain of snow and it didn't tear or move. Really easy to shake off the ice and snow before I stow it in the car for the day.

After several uses it became less stiff and easier to use and stow

I am ordering 2 more just to have, handy since sooner or later it will tear from the brutal weather.

If the magnets were a bit stronger, I would give it 5 stars.
4936683
Better than expected, moves snow over 6 inches deep with no problem. No more back aches. Doesn't like ice chunks though, but doesn't seem to hurt it. Make sure you havea dedicated outlet without anything else hooked up to it like I did, will blow circuit breaker every time. But works exceptionally well and best of all, doesn't use gas and oil.
922633
Have used three times this year so far and has made quick work of clearing half a foot of snow.  Glad I went for the 30" model.  It's also pretty manouevreable - both myself and my wife have used without any issues.  Electric start makes start-up easy.
2235251
This is the second one that I have purchased, I also have the 15 degree, for the money, hands down a great deal.