Can you recommend a snow blower for my needs?

You could get one of these mechanical leaf sweepers that are powered purely by you pushing it:
https://eur.vevor.com/lawn-sweeper-c_12107/vevor-push-lawn-sweeper-21-inch-leaf-grass-collector-strong-rubber-wheels-heavy-duty-thickened-steel-durable-to-use-with-large-capacity-3-5-cu-ft-mesh-collection-hopper-bag-2-spinning-brushes-p_010343901245?adp=gmc&country=DE&gQT=1
So it’s light, cheap, and no one will want to steal it.

Oh, you meant snow. Disregard this then.

There are non-motorised snow plows, though:
https://www.sonderpreis-baumarkt.de/renovieren-und-wohnen/sicherheit/winterdienst/schneefraese-mechanisch?gQT=1

For that price range and cordless (battery) I feel like you will end up in the Power Shovel end of the spectrum.
If I recall, you are in the upper Midwest, so that might get tough during heavy wet snows. 150 feet is a fairly large area for this end of the product set, especially if cordless.
Here is one from a reputable firm with good battery performance. https://www.toro.com/en/product/39909

I don’t know if you have any other EGO products and therefore have batteries/chargers that could work? If so, I think their snow blowers without batteries may fall into your price range. I went all-in on their stuff for my yard tools and have been consistently impressed with their quality and durability. They don’t make the cheapest stuff on the market, but I have one of their first-gen lawnmowers and leaf blowers that still work great.

Sent this to LuckyGuy.

My two-stage snow blower weighs almost 240 pounds, so not easy to carry up the stairs.

I also have a power brush with a cord for North Carolina snow. . . but not good for over 3 inches of snow.

This one might be something like what you are looking for:
https://www.familyhandyman.com/article/cordless-snow-blower-review-snow-joe/

^Can I aim it at your house? (Jk) :)

Thanks everyone!

^ I don’t think it has the power to hit me in SE NC. But you can try! Lord knows I’ve had neighbors before that loved to blow their driveway onto mine.

Here is a list of the best snow blowers with descriptions, and some essential features to look for when buying (such as a dead man’s switch).

Please let us know how you proceed!

https://reviews.chicagotribune.com/lawn-and-garden/lawn-care/best-snow-blowers?cid=650117192&acid=10&aid=1249045857675510&eid=&tid=kwd-78065735633203%3Aloc-4096&ul=95121&mt=p&n=o&d=c&dm=&dt=&sn=&adid=&k=snow+blowers&p=&pc=&ap=&chtrb=1&msclkid=b6a9f2a8ea8716583123952c57ab6964&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Tribune+Lawn%26+Garden++Bing&utm_term=snow+blowers&utm_content=Best+Snow+Blowers

I live in a very snowy region and have a lot of area to clear. My expertise is only in large, heavy, powerful machines. I have a Troy Bilt Storm 3090 XP. It’s a monster. It will throw snow 50 ft so I can clear my driveway without doing multiple passes. (Also so I can toss snow up over the road and into my neighbor’s driveway across the street. Relax. Of course I clean it up.)
It is about 300 pounds, 14 hp, and over $1000 – not what you need.

@jonsblond Did you get a snow blower? If so, which one?