How much snow can it handle?

It is built for light to moderate snowfall on driveways and walks. Wet, heavy or deep snow is where it struggles, so plan on shoveling or multiple passes after a big storm.

How long does the battery last?

Runtime depends on snow depth and temperature, and cold weather shortens it. Expect enough for a small driveway or a set of walkways; a spare battery helps for larger areas.

Does it come with a battery and charger?

Confirm the bundle before buying, since cordless tools are sometimes sold as bare tools. A kit should include the 40V battery and charger.

Is it better than a gas snow blower?

For light snow and small areas, yes: it starts instantly, runs quietly and needs little upkeep. For deep, wet snow and long driveways, a gas two-stage machine throws farther and runs longer.

Can it clear gravel or uneven surfaces?

It works best on smooth pavement like concrete and asphalt. On gravel, the auger can pick up stones, so keep the housing raised or clear those areas by hand.