EGO Power+ SNT2800 28-Inch Two-Stage (Tool Only) Review
The most capable battery snow blower sold: a 28-inch, self-propelled, steel-auger two-stage that throws 50 feet — bring your own EGO batteries.

The verdict
The SNT2800 is EGO's answer to the 300cc gas two-stage class, and it largely delivers: a 28-inch path, a 20-inch intake, serrated steel augers that handle gravel and plow ridges, variable-speed self-propulsion with reverse, and a claimed 50-foot throw. It runs on two 56V ARC batteries (not included here — budget for a pair of 7.5Ah or larger). With big packs it clears a long two-car driveway in a foot of snow; with small ones it doesn't. Price it honestly with batteries and it's premium money for a premium machine.
Typical price: ~$1,649 (typical street price — current price shown on Amazon)
Buy on AmazonWhat we like
- +28-inch width and 20-inch intake — gas-two-stage class capability
- +Serrated steel augers: gravel-safe, breaks up plow ridges
- +Self-propelled with variable speed and reverse
- +Throws up to ~50 ft (mfr); LED lights; chute control at the handle
- +Push-button start, no fuel, no winterizing
What to know
- −Tool only — two 56V batteries and a charger add $400–$700
- −Runtime limits on long driveways in deep, wet snow
- −Heavy; still needs garage floor space like a gas two-stage
- −Most expensive battery option once packs are included
Full review
For years the honest answer to 'is there a battery snow blower that replaces my gas two-stage?' was no. The SNT2800 is the first one we'd answer yes to for most homes. It has the architecture of a serious gas machine — 28-inch steel housing, serrated steel augers on skid shoes, a big impeller, self-propulsion with variable speed and reverse — and in a foot of snow it clears a two-car driveway with authority, throwing the snow far enough to clear the bank on the far side.
Two things make it work: EGO's 56V ARC packs and the dual-battery Peak Power draw. With two 7.5Ah batteries (about 840 Wh) you get roughly 30–45 minutes of real clearing depending on snow weight; with the 10Ah or 12Ah packs more. That's enough for most driveways, and battery single-stage owners will notice the two-stage is actually more efficient per foot in deep snow because the impeller does the work instead of the auger fighting the pavement. Cold-start anxiety simply doesn't exist.
The buying math is where you need to be careful. This listing is the bare tool; if you don't already own EGO batteries, add two 7.5Ah packs and a charger and you're looking at the price of a dealer-brand 28-inch gas machine. If you do own them — the mower, the blower, the trimmer — the SNT2800 turns that investment into a snow blower with no gas can, no carburetor, and no pull cord. For that owner, it's the best there is.
Best for: Large, gravel, or plow-ridged driveways in heavy snow for households committed to the EGO platform who want two-stage power without gas.
Specifications
| Power | 56 V ARC Lithium, 2 batteries (not included; 7.5 Ah+ recommended) |
|---|---|
| Clearing width | 28 in |
| Intake height | 20 in |
| Throw distance | Up to ~50 ft (mfr) |
| Drive | Self-propelled, variable speed forward + reverse |
| Auger | Serrated steel two-stage |
| Chute | Remote rotation from the handle |
| Lighting | LED |
| Start | Push-button |
| Warranty | 5 years tool / 3 years battery |
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