The 5 Best Electric Snow Shovels That Cost Under $200

There's no way around it: snow blowers take up a hefty chunk of real estate in your garage. And they don't come cheap. If you didn't know electric snow shovels existed, you're in for a treat. This invention is the snow shoveling item you need to save you time — and backache. You might live in fear of snow shoveling mistakes that can cause harm to your yard and garden, or maybe you're tired of effective yet sweat-inducing hacks for clearing snow without a shovel. These reasons and more make you a great candidate for an electric snow shovel. For less than two Benjamins, a highly-rated machine can be yours. We've done some digging and have discovered the best electric snow shovels in this price bracket.

Along with price, other criteria we used for this compilation were customer ratings, the machine's weight, and whether the shovel came with a battery and charger. What sealed the deal was having a directional plate that allows you to aim blown snow where you want it. Each of our list-worthy electric shovels throws up to 6 inches of snow between 16 and 20 feet and has 20 to 25 minutes of battery life. Do note that battery life will be less when you're dealing with deeper or heavier snow and that many reviewers recommend buying more than one battery.

Thanks to consumer reviews, the top-scoring machines in this price bracket are made by Enhulk, MZK, Vibekio, VOLTASK, and Mellif. Read on to discover what makes these products stand out from their competitors and which shovel we awarded the number one spot.

The Enhulk Cordless Snow Shovel was named 2025's best cordless snow shovel in the US by Best Reviews Guide. Although it didn't earn that exact spot on our list, its 9.7-pound weight, 16.5-foot throw, and many five-star reviews make the Enhulk 12-inch a shoo-in for our top five. The 2E+1 Volt battery gives you quiet power as it chews through up to 6 inches of snow.

Though it tops out the budget at $199.99, the positive feedback may have you opting for this one over less-expensive items on our list. It wears the Amazon's Choice label, and consumers consistently praise how simple the Enhulk is to use; it has adjustable handles to fit your height, and its light weight makes it easy to maneuver. Customers also mention that the Enhulk removes more types of snow than its advertised 6 inches of powder.

Rated Amazon's Overall Pick, the VOLTASK Cordless Snow Shovel is one of our cheaper pulls. This contraption also made the Best Review Guide list, coming in at an impressive number two. At $129.99 for the 13-inch model, this money-saver still brings on the quality. Its 24-volt battery is more powerful than the ones on our other candidates; it clears an extra ½-inch of depth and tosses the snow 20 full feet. It's a breeze to operate; it weighs in at a scant 9.3 pounds, and you operate it with a press of a button and a squeeze of a lever. It's also straightforward to assemble and easy to store.

Vibekio Cordless Snow Shovels win the prize for the lowest price. Nab an 11-inch model for $99.99 or a more standard 12.2-inch one for $199.99. Watch the snow fly 15 feet from the blades of the 11-inch electric shovel and 17 feet from the 12.2-inch model.

Weighing in at a user-friendly 7.3 pounds for the 11-inch and 9.9 pounds for the larger version, both can help you keep your back in top form. Plus, the handle is adjustable to your height. Reviewers of the Vibekio note that, like all electric snow shovels, it works best in lighter snow and smaller jobs. However, some customers shared that with an additional pass over the spots they had already shoveled, the Vibekio took care of the extra depth.

The Mellif Brushless Snow Shovel is a frugal homeowner's dream come true. At $119.00, this electric shovel packs performance and versatility into its relatively low price. This budget cordless shovel boasts a few major selling points. According to Mellif, its brushless mechanism can lead to a longer lifespan. It's also compatible with batteries made by other brands like Dewalt and Milwaukee.

It clears a 12-inch path and blows the white stuff up to 17 feet. At just shy of 13.5 pounds, reviewers share that the machine handles well but is also heavy enough to plow through the snow.

We at House Digest are suckers for low-price products that don't make us sacrifice quality. The MZK 13-inch Cordless Snow Shovel hits the top mark on our list with its combo of low price and high performance. The MZK shovel rings in at an enticing $119.99, and happy customers confirm that they don't miss out on anything that more costly electric shovels offer. In fact, this electric shovel tacks on a few extra details that confirm its number one spot.

Along with an adjustable handle and featherweight 9.1 pounds, it carves a 13-inch-wide path into snow. Finally, the addition of a flashlight on the handle to help with short winter days will make you wonder why this isn't a fixture on every electric snow shovel.