Tietoc Mini Chainsaw 6 Inch Cordless, Portable Electric Chain Saw Small Handheld Battery Powered Super Saws, Gifts for Men Women, Birthday Gift for Dad Fathers Husband Him Her Mom Mothers Grandparent

Update 2: They responded to my seller contact and I told them both batteries failed at the same time. They sent one new battery under warranty, not 2. I am guessing it will last no better than the last ones did. I will never need the extra chain blade or bar that came with the unit LoL. Considering this, I see many options for as little as half the price of this one if you only need a disposable unit for a single project as this one has turned out to be. I'll keep my rating at 5 stars as it is a lesson well learned about the very weak link of battery powered devices. I ended up using an old pair of hand powered clippers to finish off what I could. Update: After 4 to 5 charges each, both batteries will not charge. So lesson learned: the most important feature of any battery powered product is how good are the batteries because without them the device, no matter how good, is useless. I will not make this mistake again with battery powered products - stick with known name brands so you can trust the batteries to at least last a season. This type of saw is awesome, now I have to go pay for a name brand, probably one I already own batteries that are compatible. Works great. Came in a case in a box in a box. Sharpener, glasses, gloves, etc. included. Extra bar and chain included in the option I purchased. Batteries were fully charged upon arrival and I was able to use the tool right away without charging first. In case you are wondering, unlike a regular sized chainsaw, this Tietoc mini-chainsaw uses a much smaller chain blade so it can cut much smaller diameter items without the bouncing and sliding of the blade that you may have experienced with those larger tools while trying to cut small diameter branches, brush and saplings. For those of you who are not familiar with chainsaws, you will not get a cut as clean as using hand held clippers so I would not prune decorative plants and shrubs or garden vegetables with it. If it can easily move, a chainsaw is not the proper tool. Only had it a few days but right now its one of those Amazon items I am thinking I wish I had known about and purchased a long time ago because it works so great for what it does. I don't know how long its gonna last but I am thinking if it lasts only one season it was worth it for me. It seems well built enough for what it is. If I don't accidentally break something I think it could last quite a few years or however long the batteries continue to charge. If you have used a regular sized gas or electric plug-in chainsaw and you are thinking you would like something much smaller and lighter and easily used while being held in only one hand then you will love a battery powered mini-chainsaw. You will be very pleased by its ease of use. I looked at a few mini-chainsaws online and at my local big box stores. I decided on this Tietoc one, I don't even remember why but I think it was the extra bar and chain for the price. I am now thinking it was a good choice. It works great. It cuts through wood like butter. The one bad thing I did notice about this saw was that when I was done cutting what I needed to cut, instead of stopping at that, I found myself looking around my yard for more things to cut with it. You may have to fight that urge also if you get one of these. I used it on limbs and branches ranging from pencil thin to 4 inches diameter on a couple large pine trees I had to climb up to attach ropes in preparation for cutting them down. These pine trees have so many branches I had to cut my way through them as I climbed up. This tool worked incredibly awesome for that. I also have a line of brush about 20 feet by 300 feet that I have to do some clearing every year of saplings and vines and brush that wants to grow out and expand into the yard. This thing works great cutting that back also. It cuts small diameter woody plants like briars and saplings and branches with an ease that nothing else matches. My suggestion: if you are already invested in expensive batteries for a specific brand of tools - check to see what they offer in a mini-chainsaw so you can take advantage of the battery sharing. Otherwise, this Tietoc seems to be a great choice for quality, performance and value. It is 30 percent cheaper than the store brand at my local big box and this one has a case, accessories and an extra bar and chain. I almost forgot, you get an extra battery too. I dont' like to leave 5 star reviews because, tbh, everything could be better than it is. But I am not sure how this tool could be better at this point in time so I decided to give it 5 stars. I will downgrade my vote if it lets me down after I speak well of it.

I have a bad shoulder, so this little beauty does the trick for triming all the dead or unwanted branches. Manual sawing, forward-back, over and over was not working for me anymore. This Tietoc 6 inch cordless does the job! I have a large corded electric chainsaw for the big jobs(Poulan) so electric is not new to me. Having this cordless Tietoc is easy to handle, easy to carry and goes where I go in my utility trailer. I guessed, seeing how it came with a spare bar and chain that they wear out. They all do. But you can make it last longer. I bought a gallon jug of chain/bar oil and don't skimp on oiling. I do the same for my big corded one. It's easy adjusting the chain tension. I can saw using it left or right handed to get down close to the ground for the small trees. Small doesn't mean no power. This beauty does some pretty big cutting jobs as well as the small ones. What I like is not having to run my big cords for my corded chainsaw just to cut a couple of branches. I have an acre so running up to 200 feet of cord can be a real pain just for some smaller jobs. Cons: I wish I had more batteries for it, or the batteries would last a bit longer. I Would still buy another one and would recommend it to anyone who does their own lawn maintenance. We get some pretty bad winds here so having this to cut up the downed branches is very handy. At this price, you can't go wrong and it has a great warranty! I would suggest getting one with more than one battery if you have a lot to cut(I did). Don't wait. Get one now. You'll be glad you did.

I was pleasantly surprised by how well this mini chainsaw works. It's lightweight, easy to handle, and has plenty of power for trimming branches and cutting small logs. The battery lasts longer than I expected, and it made yard work so much easier. Great value for the price!

I bought this mini chainsaw as an anniversary gift for my husband because we have a lot of trees in our yard, and there are always smaller branches that need trimmed or fallen limbs that need cut up. I thought it would be a great option for those quick little jobs without having to drag out the big chainsaw every time. Not long after he got it, we had a storm roll through, so he had the perfect opportunity to put it to use right away. Overall, it works pretty well for what it is. On smaller branches, especially for trimming limbs that are still attached to the tree, it does a really nice job and is much easier to handle than a full-sized chainsaw. On some of the larger branches—still within the recommended cutting size—you can definitely hear it start to struggle and it takes a bit more effort. It gets the job done, but you can tell it’s reaching its limit. For branches that are already fallen and smaller in size, sometimes it’s honestly just as easy to snap them by hand instead of cutting them. That said, for trimming branches still on the tree—especially ones too thick for hedge trimmers but not big enough to justify the large chainsaw—this is a really handy tool to have around. It’s not meant to replace a full-sized chainsaw, but for quick yard maintenance and light-duty work, it’s definitely a useful little asset.

My limb saw went missing and while shopping for a new one I saw this... and decided to go for it based on other reviews. As an independent lady with things to get done, I fully endorse this impulse buy. So far it is fantastic! I'm not intimidated by power tools in general, but I have small hands and many tools are physically too large for me to use so I have to ask for assistance using my own tools. I hate that. This thing isn't built exclusively for burly lumberjacks- anyone who can use a dust buster can wield this tool, and do so easily and safely (providing they have common sense). It has a comfortable and reasonably sized grip. I had no major kicking or vibration, even when the saw sucked in a branch and got stuck, and it is super light weight. My electric drill weighs more than this! Seriously, next time I have to do a "white elephant" gift exchange somebody's getting a chainsaw. So the details: I was pleasantly surprised to find it had charge right out of the box, so after adding the motor oil it wanted I was off to take care of the pesky overgrown privet shrub shading out my grapes. My first target was a few 1-3" diameter branches. Even standing on a cinder block to reach a branch above my shoulders it was still very easy to use. The saw will, with whippy little branches, grab them/crawl and lodge itself in the wood, causing you to have to wiggle it free. Not a ton of oomph to get itself un-stuck, but what can you expect? That was my first lesson. You need to stabilize the branch you're cutting if it's highly mobile, and then it makes short work of it. My next target was the 8" bough of a tree that was damaged in a wind storm and leaning onto the internet wire. Yes, this is exceeding the length of the saw... but what kind of review would it be if I didn't test the limits? I took the bough down after removing several smaller limbs endangering the cable. It did great. my yard is now a mess, though! After all that I figured we'd need a good charge, but we still had more than 50% battery remaining. Mind you, this is straight out of the box still, no additional charge. Maybe I should take up chainsaw carving! Honestly the only improvement I would like to see is some sort of belt clip/holster situation to leave your hands free for climbing ladders, but that's not a deal breaker at all. I obviously can't speak to longevity yet, but I am (probably) not going to use it heavily, so it seems like it'll do just fine. I will update this review if/when it breaks, but I am very satisfied currently.

I spent a good amount of time looking around at larger home improvement stores for a mini pruning saw, but everything comparable was priced well over $100. I took a chance on this Tietoc 6-Inch Mini Cordless Chainsaw since it was less than half the price, and I am so glad I did! For the price point, this little tool works amazingly well. It is wonderfully lightweight and easy to handle, yet it had zero trouble slicing through very thick branches and dead limbs in mere seconds. It is robust, completely up to the task, and makes yard cleanup effortless. If you are looking for an affordable, high-performing pruning tool without spending a fortune at the big box stores, I highly recommend this one!

I bought this to cut up large tree branches, and it got the job done. Out of the box, the battery was already mostly charged, so I only had to plug it in for maybe 2 minutes and it was ready to go. I wasn't sure what oil to use, but we tried a 3-in-1 multipurpose oil and it seems to be a good choice. It comes with a spare chain, battery charger, gloves, safety goggles, and a little bottle for the oil. It was easy to learn how to use it, and there wasn't much assembly required. Just fill up the oil, remove the cover from the saw, put in battery, and it's ready to use. We have a giant tree in our backyard, and sometimes we need to trim off branches that are getting too close to the house. Other times, a storm will cause branches to fall off. Recently, an entire tree limb fell down and speared itself into the ground. It was as tall as the house and looked like a new tree had sprung up overnight. I've tried using a lopper (long handled pruning tool) to cut up branches in the past, but if they're too thick it's difficult and requires a lot of muscle. I used this little chainsaw to cut the big branches down into more manageable pieces, for yard waste collection. It made the job a lot easier, and didn't require so much muscle. In the time it took to fill 3 yard waste bags with cut up branches, the battery never died and the oil didn't need to be refilled. I got tired before it did. But I managed to take care of all the big branches in the yard. Until the next storm, at least.

Light weight yet powerful enough to do jobs around the home. I love that it comes with a case to store it in. It also comes with 2 batteries and 2 chains. The bottle of oil that was suppose to come with it was empty but I had some from my other chain saws. I used it to clean up some fairly decent size branches that fell from a storm at my sister‘s house and it made quick work out of them. I’m only giving it a four star because while it has performed well at this point, I haven’t had it long enough to really put it through a full day of heavy work. Who knows I might update to 5 stars or down grade it to 2. But like I said, it’s lightweight and easy to operate easy to store away. My only question is why companies like this insist on giving work gloves that will only fit a a woman or a child’s hands.

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Es una maquina que es facil de usar y muy practica en el manejo para los cortes, yo corte unas ramas deun arbol de limon.

It is definitely handy and does light job as expected. I have branch cutter that can deal with up to 1.5". I also have full size chainsaw that can cut through 3" above. This mini chainsaw covers this gap and can reach space that is difficult to size tool. It struggles when working with 3" above. Overall, it meets the expectation for this price point.

Wow!! I have never used any type of chainsaw and I am amazed at the ease of use as well as the results. I charged the battery first until fully charged. My son is a red seal licensed heavy equipment mechanic who stopped me when I was in the garage looking for motor oil. He said Mom, any cooking oil will work as it can handle heat and is not messy. So off I went from the garage to the kitchen to get my vegetable oil. He was right, it worked like a charm. I spent a solid hour and a half straight cutting and pruning in one charge. I was able to get all my work done. I had to stop about halfway to tighten the chain a bit. My son reassured me this was normal. I must have cut at least 50 times effortlessly and efficiently. It was extremely hot outside so it was time to come in. I wanted to keep going it was so much fun. You won't be disappointed! And at this price and a great warranty just buy it.

Gave three stars because when you start to cut it is almost impossible to keep from jumping when you start to cut which could be dangerous to hands so I recommend chain saw gloves in case of a slip sideways with fingers right there. What i don’t like is the slightest side pressure and the chain jumped off the guide, need two people to put back together cause trying to keep the chain on the bar and put in place is a bigger pain than you can imagine.not sure if I’m not sure about keeping even when putting lots of pressure on the chain it still jumps. Funny none of the other reviews mention anything about the saw jumping at start of cut, never had this happen before.and I have a cut a lot of wood in my time but with a much larger chain saw. Do not know wether to recommend or not will only go with my experience with the saw