Very quick/sharp to cut, safe, easy to use. I also bought the extension pole and think the saw is just a little too top heavy for me to use, so that will be left up to my husband. All in all it is a great product and again holds up the the WORX name. PS: This is my 3rd WORX tool I have now.

I have a large Eastern Cedar in my front yard that grows too close to my house. In the past I've used a combination of loping sheers and a reciprocating saw to trim it back, but removing even a few limbs is a big job. Using the JawSaw I did this year's job in about half the time. Very easy and safe to cut 2-inch branches that are often difficult to reach with a conventional saw - like a knife through butter. On the ground I had the branches cut to 4-foot lengths quickly, and bundled for curb pickup.

We have searched for something for the wife to use for some time now. She was afraid of my big chain saws, and all of the small limb saws either ran out of battery power too quick or didn't work on anything bigger than my little finger. She is completely at ease with the WORX and is now able to help with our wood cutting without worry. Thank you for this product.

You should buy a JawSaw if you need to or if you need to make your children easily cut up tree branches. You add oil and start chopping. I can't think of anything that would improve this product. Although I'd recommend getting the battery powered JawSaw because I've managed to get the extension cord in the way. After hauling off a large branch I'm glad I splurged and got the Aerocart. I now laugh at people using wheelbarrows because they're incredibly heavy and outdated compared to the aerocart. Now the chainsaw is outdated compared to the JawSaw. Add to cart, people!

I got my back broke a few years ago and can not lift over 30lbs. But when I saw the jawsaw and how light is was, I ordered it and was able to lift it up and trim my trees. Best saw anyone could use and very safe.I,am 45 Years old and can trim my own trees now.

Easy handling last week. Able to use right away. Except the plug on end didn't fit with our extension cord which was disappointing. Would be good to show end of cord so correct cord could be available. Selling an extension cord choice to use right away would be useful addition and helpful. Worked well cut up lots of branches of a fallen tree. Worked great. This saw is safe and easy to use.Thanks recommend the purchase of this saw.

My JawSaw was purchased as a Christmas present so I will not be able to properly review at this time. However I anticipate the JawSaw to be equal in quality, reliability and satisfaction as my 18V Edger/Trimmer, 18V Hedge Trimmer, 18V Blower, TriVAC, 13 Amp Snow Blower and Worx SD Drill which are all 5 Star products. I began using the Worx product in 2010 and will soon be getting the WORX Aerocart.

Have you ever used a gas powered chain saw? This Worx is perfect for most of us suburban home owners. We usually just have little braches and limbs that need to be cut up. The worx elimates the need for the long handled cutters that require a good bit of strength to cut up many of the little branches and limbs in the yard. In fact it is going to make the fresh cut on the Christmas tree easier. I love the jaws. They hold the branch or limb in place and help eliminate the dreaded bindups of the chain. Thanks for this oportunity to give you an honest review. Tom Marley Snellville, GA.

Wow, I was very surprised with this tool. When I unboxed this saw the first thing I noticed was that it was sturdy and built to last. Next was how easy it was to add the extension pole and use the quick start guide so that I could get right to work. The saw was easy to use and was able to cut through branches and limbs that were just as thick as the jaws. I was skeptical at first but now I am a believer, this is a great tool.

My replacement was shipped immediately .. The first one didn't connect blade ----very happy with service ... Had a pile of limbs laid them in driveway and had them cut into firewood very quickly . Great that it cuts straight down and doesn't hit the concrete