BEEDECK Cordless Mini Chainsaw, 6 Inch Portable Electric Chainsaw, Small Hand Chainsaw with One Hand for Cutting Wood and Carpentry, Battery Powered Mini Chainsaw with 2

From full to dead battery I was able to cut the wood in the included picture, it was a lot of fallen branches off of mine and my neighbors property after the last 2 hurricanes hit us in Florida. It's just as effective as a corded sunjoe 10 inch chainsaw that broke and the battery lasted for the whole job before running out of battery, (I had to cut some extra branches off of my tree to test the battery).The battery does take about an hour and a 1/2 to charge, if your doing more cutting than I am you probably want to upgrade to the kit with 2 batteries, carrying case and 2 chains. That kit doesn't include a blade sheath, but I guess if you have a case it is not necessary.This chainsaw does not include any oil, or a squirt bottle. You need to get those separately to use this. At this insanely low price I'm not surprised it doesn't include it. Also it is not self lubricating, you need to apply a bit of oil every so often.The materials feel surprisingly good and sturdy for the price, I never felt like it was going to break in any way. the screw hole in the handle to hang it up is a neat feature (see picture)Highly recommend, 5 stars.

I really like that it is light weight and easy to use! Gets the job done!

good size but could not keep chain on

This mini saw cuts very well. Battery life is very good. I feel safer using a small saw versus the big one. I’ve used it to cut small branches into pieces to discard or for firewood. One battery works for me but a second would be better to have on hand.

I wish I could give this a negative star for the design. The chain tensioner relies on the chain guard which is made out of weak plastic. During use the plastic chain guard bends causing the chain tensioner to fail and the chain to fall off...Terrible design and unfortunately i did not have the opportunity to use the saw until after the return period had ended.I might be able to affix the back of the chain guard to the saw body and stop this from happening but probably not worth the trouble. This is my first battery operated chain saw. I thought it would be nice for quick cutting of fallen tree branches. Am I just using this to hard? Probably not, having spent my young adulthood running hotsaw working on fire crews across the USA and Canada...