Shengsite 4-Inch Cordless Mini Chainsaw - Perfect for Pruning and Small Projects

Carolyn Chandler: A friend recommended this mini chainsaw and got it for my husband to use. He is handicap and uses a mobility scooter to do things outside. He love that it is so easy to use and very handy for trimming some of the branches of bushes around the yard. Great gift idea.

United States on Sep 27, 2023

QDaddiQDaddi: When it comes to pruning my trees, or breaking down smaller limbs the lopper was the way to go. Anything bigger than 1" in diameter will need to be hit with the chainsaw. Not anymore! I waited about two months to put this thing to use, and thank goodness it not only worked well, but exceeded my expectations. I was able to break down a fallen limb in about a quarter of the time and effort that it would have taken me with a lopper and chainsaw. Was going to use these to break firewood into smaller pieces if needed, but this will probably become one of the more frequently used tool during this winter. This set came with two batteries and a lot more. Now... I am curious how it's going to hold up since there's no place to add chain oil instead of on the chain itself...

United States on Nov 21, 2022

Paul Duffey: This is my second chain saw like this. I'm assuming it's the same manufacturer. These saws are amazing. I have a 20" Echo and love it but it's bulky and requires maintenance. This battery operated saw is great for smaller projects and is unbelievably easy and efficient to use. Works great! That's the good part. The bad part, the first one didn't last very long. About 11 months. Had some kind of electrical problem and would operate sporadically. But since these items are so well priced I feel like I got my money's worth. So, I got another one. We'll see how long this one lasts.

United States on Jun 23, 2022

Kimmerincis: Finally got to use this little chain saw and I have to say that I am impressed so far! It worked much better than I expected for the price. I started off by cutting smaller branches and after a few minutes found myself attempting larger and larger branches. I was impressed when I attempted to cut a few branches off of the bottom of my pine tree, about 2-1/2 to 3 inches in diameter and it cut with ease! The saw itself is not heavy and I felt very safe using it. I will say that I am thankful that it comes with two rechargeable batteries as the battery went from four bars to three fairly quickly, but I was able to get a decent number of branches cut before that. I do not know how long I can use it for before it needs a battery change, but nevertheless, its an impressive little device!

United States on Jun 15, 2022

NickSteelNickSteel: This turned out to be much better than I anticipated. I've so far cut 60-70 oak and privet trees that range between 2 and 4 inches. You do need to wear safety glasses, make sure the chain stays adjusted for proper tension and keep the chain oiled (like any chainsaw). Battery life is good and its light weight is a real plus. I remove it when not cutting for safety. Much faster and easier to use than loppers.

I do feel it should include a chain bar guard for improved safety. I've ordered one of these (and a belt hanger). The lock switch works as intended, but chainsaws are inherently dangerous tools. The only visible wear so far is the very end of the plastic top of the bar cover is breaking.

Update: Have now cut a couple hundred large oak branches and small oak trees. Same blade so far and no problems with battery life. Light and convenient, especially with a belt hanger.

United States on May 17, 2022