so WORX is my favorite tool brand. I started getting it after COVID in 2020. I am only missing a few tools and this one was one that I did not have. Seeing it on sale was awesome because sometimes the chargers cost more then the tool. this came with a battery and a charger and 2 tools in 1..... amazing. I love it thanks

Very pleased. Purchased an extra metal blade to cut 9 inch spikes tearing down a small log building. Lots of get up and go. Battery lasted a couple of hours of sporadic use. Battery does take 5 hours to charge, so I purchased another one. Haven't used the jig saw part of it yet. Would buy some more PowerShare tools, but they seem to be hard to find at the moment.

Looks good - handy little saw. Haven't used yet but will update review later. Hope it does what it says - will be soo convenient. Nice light weight, too!

Great saw for small DIY projects. Easy to use. My only issue is the battery does not last long. I would get an extra battery

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The combination tool was priced better than the manufacturing company offered.

one of the best tool .onry can buy

Great tool you can use it everywhere

Excellent jigsaw and the fact i can use it as avreviprocating saw as well makes this a must-have for my tool chest.

What is there not to be liked about this well thought out tool? First, look at the name. I have had other tools by this brand, so I Know the name "WORX" stands for everything I look for. Next, why would anyone want to unwisely buy two tools taking up more space, when you can get a 2-in -1 for less than what you can pay for just one reciprocating saw, or jigsaw? Switching from one use to another is quick and easy. Changing blades is quick and easy also, and the blades can be mounted and locked in teeth facing front or rear. Topping it all off is great performance in either mode. Highly recommend this tool.

It saws thru very small items with a breeze. However a 2 inch tree branch it struggles to get thru the saw blade and unit gets very warm. Makes me wonder just how long it will last. I think it needs more power and perhaps a larger thicker blade for wood.