I have it for a few years.
Very convenient but also powerful, so be careful with handling because you won't even have time to feel pain.
It cuts easily, cleanly, and quickly whole beams at 45°/90° and with any inclination with the help of an American roofer's angle and melamine sheets easily with a simple guide made from any rod and two clamps or you can make wooden guides that slide inside for better cutting accuracy in smaller pieces.
It comes with a very narrow 1.5mm blade, which is good so it doesn't struggle and doesn't consume too much material, but it only has 24 teeth, which means that it can cause small breakages on the upper side of the melamine when cutting. For better results, get a blade with more teeth.
At the outlet, I inserted a simple PVC angle of 30mm and I turn it accordingly so that the sawdust doesn't come towards me.

Guys, it seems a bit flimsy in its construction, but in the 27 years that I've been working, I haven't worked with a better small circular saw.