SeesiiMini Chainsaw Cordless 6-inch, Handheld Electric Power Chain Saw with 2 Batteries, for Tree Trimming Wood Cutting, Best Gifts for Dad, Husband

I was surprised at the power, light weight, and capability of this small battery-powered chainsaw. Each battery seems to last a long while and with two, I never worked long enough to discharge them both. Cuts cleanly, easily maneuverable, and a great deal for the price. I had a lot of clean-up from a windstorm and downed trees, and this was great for the 6" and smaller branches.

Mini chainsaw. Is great!! We had many things bramble and dying trees that needed to be cleared out of the yard. It worked perfectly. Only takes an hour to charge.comes with 2 batteries we charged 1 while the other one was in use. Lasts long, cuts better then expected. I bought it for one of my Husbands Birthday presents. He loves it. Makes quick work of the yard chores.

I always thought these were a gimmick, but it actually cuts quite well. About the same as my electric pole saw, which I'm fairly certain has the exact same motor, despite being a different brand. I don't love it, but it works pretty well. The chain likes to get loose, and twigs like to get under the plastic guard and knock the chain out of its groove sometimes. The tightening screw is at its limit, and the chain is still a bit looser than it should be. I've had to remove the cover and fix the chain several times for various reasons. The safety button is a bit clunky. On the plus side, it does come with most of the tools you need to oil and adjust it, and two batteries. They last longer than I expected. I wish they had a power meter on them. For its cost, it's a good tool. I appreciate that it comes with an extra chain. It's been useful in clearing thick brush and small trees that are cluttering up my woods. It can be tough to keep it steady because of its compactness and light weight, but I can't complain too much. It's a lot quieter and safer than a gas chainsaw for smaller trees and branches. Just keep it oiled. The ad says oil free design, but that just means it doesn't have a self-oiling feature. You should oil it at least after every time you finish using it. Your chain and bar will last longer, and it will cut better. It comes with sharpening files, too. So that's nice. All in all, I like it. It just has some drawbacks that make it a tad bit irritating.

This is an amazing little saw and is a great help in the garden. It has made it possible for me to remove branches easily that were too big for regular cutters. Its small size means it's not too heavy for a smaller female person (such as moi) to use. I would describe my use of the saw as irregular, but whenever I needed it, it made the job a breeze. Note: This mini saw doesn't come with a supply of oil. For this reason, I have transferred some chain saw oil into a small plastic dispenser; all it needs is a few drops before use. If you need help how to take off and put back the chain and how to clean the saw, watch one of the many mini saw videos available online.

This small chainsaw, all six inches of it, is a powerhouse! I pulled it out for the first time today. I topped out some badly overgrown crepe myrtles and I destroyed last years growth on a huge lantana bush getting ready for the spring. It cut through those crepes, some limbs probably 5-6 inches around, like butter. You will need to keep the chain oiled manually, it does not have a resevoir. But they supply a little bottle which is very handy. Get some chain bar oil at the hardware store and every few cuts just drizzle a little bit of oil on the chain. Easy. I cut about half of the tree out, limbs so big they were heavy to drag. You can operate it with one hand, which is great. There is a safety button which prevents you from accidentally turning it on. You can still get hurt if you are careless but this thing is about as safe as a power tool can be.Two batteries is VERY nice. Mine needed charging, but only took about an hour each to come to full power. The storage box and kit is very nice. Extra chain, cleaning brush, files to sharpen the blades. I've got a gas saw, but I don't know that I'll ever crank it again. I have a pole saw that's electric but uses a cord. BAH. I like my little blue guy, with two batteries. Convenient and easy. Always be careful because a chain saw is dangerous, but you really can't go wrong with this one if you are a homeowner with light needs for pruning and small pieces of firewood, etc. The price is unbelievable against the utility.

A friend had one of these and I decided to pick one up for myself. This is a very powerful little hand held chainsaw. It is light, easy to handle and the battery lasts a long time. Having a spare battery and chain is a sweet bonus. I was very impressed with the capabilities of this saw. In fact, it works so good, you will be tempted to cut larger, heavy trees than it is designed for and this is a mistake. The saw can get pinched and damaged when attempting to cut trees that really should be attacked with a full size chainsaw. For branches and limbs, this thing is a beast!! I have to remind myself to keep my free hand out of the way.

I was nervous to get this but it was very easy to use and so functional. I can easily cut branches and it is nice and compact. There was plenty of power to do the job!

I bought this SeeSil Mini Chainsaw thinking it may be handy around the ranch. I honestly did not have high expectations for the saw but to my surprise it is a very handy tool and is a must here on the ranch!I initially used the saw to trim some smaller trees and the saw worked great. I then put the saw to the test while completing some fencing. I was installing some fence cross pieces using some old, weathered, 4 inch treated wood posts. This little saw cut through them like nobody's business. It made perfect, straight cuts with ease.I will never be without this little guy again.Johnny M.