Generally, it holds true that you get what you pay for; it's not a bad product, but if I were to buy it now after almost a year of having it, I would pay the extra money to get something stronger. I use it to cut thick branches and logs for the stove, and the truth is that it struggles. Of course, it's much better than before when I was battling with a hand saw and a jigsaw

I have it for two years, it cuts everything, it is lightweight, I just added a long cable to it and everything is perfect, I recommend it

Much better than the gasoline one I had.
Excellent quality, very easy to install the chain and adjust it,
very powerful, immediate stop for safety, cuts everything effortlessly.

The first chainsaw I bought in my life, 40 years ago, was from this company. Because it had served me well at work, I start with a positive bias...

I am very satisfied.
I had two different (other brands) before this,
By far better.
As for durability, time will tell since it is a recent purchase.

In small diameter logs, you need to be careful because they jump due to the cutting force. It is not suitable for pruning. It is very good for chopping trunks near your house! And for its price, it's super!

I have it for two days in my possession and the machine really blows! In the package, apart from the instructions and the tool for the chain, it also had a second chain as a gift. Its instructions are detailed and understandable, so it's difficult to make a mistake during assembly, which is easy. Just be careful with how you cut, to avoid accidents, the blade should start from the middle and not from the edge so that it doesn't "throw" it backwards. I highly recommend it, it's worth every euro!

Excellent. Very good for 120 euros. Lightweight, with an Oregon chain, 2000 watts, very powerful and seems tireless. The automatic chain lubrication works correctly, the vibrations are not annoying. Its construction is of good quality (it has Husqvarna spare parts, to which McCulloch belongs). It does not differ from the logic of other electric chainsaws, but its materials seem good. The chain can be easily adjusted without the need for any tools. It is the second electric chainsaw I have and I am completely satisfied with the hobby use I give it.

It's excellent! In order for people to understand what I use it for, I have about 60 trees. Mainly olive and almond trees, plus some lemon trees and eucalyptus trees. It easily cuts thick branches, as thick as a well-built man's thigh. You will need about 1 liter of chain lubricant (costs about €3) for every cubic meter of wood you cut and chop. You need a power supply (extension cord) and that's it. Zero maintenance. I also have a gasoline-powered beast of a Stihl that I no longer touch. It's a serious tool, I don't disagree - but like all gasoline-powered tools, it's very heavy and requires constant maintenance. Unless you need to deforest the Amazon, you don't need anything more.