SakerMini Chainsaw,6 Inch Portable Electric Chainsaw Cordless, Small Handheld Chain saw for Tree Branches,Courtyard, Household and Garden,Gift for Men Dad Husband Women

This 6 inch chainsaw delivers as advertised. I have cut up to 6 inch oak without any problems. As an old man, the size and light weight gives a good sense of safety as opposed to larger chainsaws. This saw is best used for light pruning. It suffers from the same weaknesses of all miniature chain saws. The light weight thin blades are prone to stretching from heat requiring tightening of the blade often. The batteries are good for about a half hour of operation.

Good price, works as advertised. Before purchasing, I read some reviews and watched YouTube videos of the product being used. It comes with a carrying case, 2 extra chains, oil, safety glasses, gloves, 2 batteries and a charger. This is excellent for small jobs. It's very easy to operate. 👍

The media could not be loaded. This is second unit I have purchased, the first one died but was used a lot last year. I have several hardwood trees around the home and broken limbs and light trimming is needed all year long.Plus points are easy to handle and quickly trim or cut up limbs with the 6-inch length.Con's are easily the battery charging time takes more than a couple of hours it seems. I used my older unit batteries and doubt this one shows the charge status light on the battery itself. Good to have spare chains but they tend to stretch and get loose. Adjustment is better with this unit for the nut but the adjustment is harder to perform with the small screwdriver.If you plan to do more work look into the 40v 10-inch units but this is a delight to use clearing limbs and small firewood. And yes I do recommend if this works for light duty and reasonable price.

My wife! I talked for weeks last year about wanting a mini chain saw. Well “Santa” gave me one. This review is written after having it for three weeks. I read reviews. Watched YouTube reviews. Thought about a Milwaukee or similar. But wifey pulled the trigger on this super reasonable Saker as a surprise. So far I’ve cut and trimmed giant Oleanders, African Sumac tree, assorted bushes, and this morning, a Queen Palm. What’s great:- does everything I hoped for and more(and I’m sure I’m using it for some things for which it is not intended)- cuts through small branches like butter- cuts through 4” diameter solid wood super quick- cuts through super fibered palm branches easily- used it today for an hour plus. Went to recharge the battery when finished. It was still full charge.- easy to operate.- saves time. Work that would have taken me an hour plus is now 10-15 minutesWhat could be better:- don’t know yet. Having too much fun- stuff gets caught in the chain in the housing area once in a while and the saw stops. But it’s easy to clear, and I believe that it would happen with any mini chainsaw.Here’s two pics. One of my queen palm aftermath. Spent more time setting up and moving the ladder than cutting, also one of the product and case and accessories. Comes with charger, lubricant, directions, two extra chains, two batteries, tools to replace chain, gloves, and safety glasses. The case is nice. Easy. Fits everything.It’s only 3-4 times of use but I love it so far. I’ll do me best to throw another review in a few months and speak to durability. Would I buy this again or recommend it to a friend? Heck yes!

I live in the country and the perimeter of my yard is about 1700'. Every year I would suffer with blisters and eventually end up with trigger thumb or trigger finger from the constant pressure from traditional pruners. After three trips to a hand specialist (once each year) I decided there had to be a better way to get this unpleasant and painful job done.That's when I saw an add for this tiny handheld chainsaw on FB. I did my usual research on which brand would be the best for the money and decided on this one. I have to say it's the best gardening tool I've ever bought and believe me, I've bought a few!I was able to trim back an overgrowth of a mixture of wisteria, blackberry canes, wild grape vines and honeysuckle vines in no time. I cleared a swath approximately 30' long, 3' deep and 4' high in about 45 minutes. It would have taken hours and many blisters to do the same amount with regular pruning shears. So, trimming is now fun......the hauling off the trimmings, well not so much but it's gotta be done!This little gem comes with two extra blades, safety goggles, a pair of so so gloves, a tiny bottle of oil for the chain, a couple of tools, two 20v batteries, and of course, the owner's manual. Not to mention a very nice sturdy tool box to store this treasure in.There are only two downsides to owning this wonderful tool. One is that it can be a bit tricky changing out the blades for a fresh one. It took me a while but I finally managed to get it on properly. The other downside is that using this little gem is so much fun, you trim away and don't want to quit and then you see what a huge pile of branches and such that have to be hauled away. Oh well.Anyway, if you want to make trimming easier, this is the tool for you. I'm 72 years old, had a stroke last year, and can work for several hours with this as it's lightweight and again, fun to use. Go ahead, purchase one. It's a keeper!

Easy to use, handle and cuts great. This is the second one I've purchased.

This tool is a champ! It is not the thing you need if your plan is to cut down a giant Redwood Sequoia. However for tree limbs 3 inches or less it does a marvelous job. The primary selling feature for me was that it only weighs 1.5 lbs. I have an arthritic shoulder that prohibits me from lifting a heavier object to a level higher than my shoulders. I have no negative comment regarding this saw. I am so pleased with its job performance. This tool comes in a sturdy storing case with safety goggles,gloves, 2 batteries and a tool for adjusting the chain- plus 2 extra chains. It was just the thing this 78 year old woman needed to clean up overgrown brush and dead tree limbs myself.

Cuts real good very light and handy