I bought this trimmer at the beginning of summer because I have a huge lawn that I take care of and I also do my parents lawn. The old trimmer I had was so heavy, it really hurt to use it. So, decided to try this 5 pound battery powered trimmer. To tell you the truth, I didn’t think it would be heavy duty enough to take care of my big place. But it absolutely does! And it is so light and easy to use that my 81 year old mother can trim her own lawn after I mow it. Thank you Worx!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have had this now for two season, it replaced a corded model from a different company. You know those corded ones, where it is a rule of physics that if there is anything to catch on, it will. Anyway, this has been the least troublesome trimmer I have ever owned. It works effortlessly. What I enjoy the most is that the battery seemingly goes on forever. I mean, I know it doesn't; but I had left the battery in over the winter in an unheated garage, so when I went to use it in the spring, I was sure the battery would have discharged. It hadn't and now three months into the season and regular use, I have yet to need to charge it. Is this not great?! Seriously, I can't recommend this highly enough, you can't go wrong

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this to use on some old weed type bushes as I was trying to create a trail in the woods. I was worries it wasn't long enough but turns out it didn't matter. It cut down many stump/trunks. Also note you will need to pickup some chainsaw oil.

I bought this chainsaw for 2 main reasons: wanting battery power to remove finicky oil/gas mixing & storage … and because it works with my existing PowerShare battery system. It’s proving great for keeping the trees on my property in check & creating firewood for the fire pit. I’m happy to have it in my workshop.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought the chainsaw about two weeks before we got snow my driveway is very long with trees. I use the chainsaw it work great. If I had not had the chainsaw I would have had to call someone to help me clear the driveway so I could get out.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Quickly took it out back into the woods upon receiving and went right through some brush that I’d been spending hours taking out by hand. Lightweight and simple to put together I’m looking forward to years of use!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've been waiting a long time for this product to become available and it didn't disappoint. Cuts great even through thick logs. Now if they could only get the pole in stock... I'm sure I wouldn't be disappointed in that either! Or the 14" saw...

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The saw was shipped and delivered quickly. The packaging was excellent. Charged the battery and went to work on some overgrown shrubbery. Compared to the electric Worx saw it was significantly less able to cut. It almost felt like a toy when up against smaller branches. Got the job done but not too pretty. Did not come with starter chain oil.

I bought this saw about a month ago and love it.The saw cuts great and the battery lasts a lot longer than I expected. No matter what size limbs I tried it just buzzed right threw them. I couldn't ask for a better product. I actually bought two of them and a charger also.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have several Worx Power-Share tools, and I love this little saw. I bought this along with the extension pole - an electric chain saw at the end of a 12 ft pole- what could possible go wrong? I have to say, by itself, this saw is light and easy to wield. It cuts quickly (I have only cut limbs about 4" diameter), and surprising cleanly. The assembly directions could be clearer, and you have to read them carefully (which for a chain saw, I suppose you should anyway). Don't forget to add the bar oil. There is a statement to this effect, and oil is not included. Attaching to the extension pole, while a 1-person job, is much more easily accomplished with a second pair of hands. Attached to the pole, the whole assembly is a bit un-wieldly, and I found myself knocking into this as I maneuvered into position to cut. I made several tree-thinning cuts on an oak tree with the pole collapsed, then several more at full extension. After several cuts, I noticed the chain was a bit sloppy, and a quarter turn of the tensioning knob fixed it, and continued cutting up fallen limbs. Use an abundance of caution: the saw on the pole is heavy, not particularly well balanced, awkward to move it about, and you can really see the bar from below. But, I made all the cuts quickly, cleanly, without loss of life limb or other appendages. Changing length of the pole requires removal of the battery first. Overall, I love this addition to my gardening arsenal, and look forward to finding more uses for it.