[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Got this for my husband to do some tree clearing on our property and he absolutely loved it. Runs great, easy to start and cuts great! Great to have in hand for all the wind storms my area has had lately and makes cleanup a lot easy when we can cut stuff into smaller chunks for removal!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The instruction manual is clear and well written which is rare to find these days. It runs smoothly and cuts easily. It was easy to start as well which is another plus. It has low vibration when running. It is much more quiet in compassion to a 2 stroke with less smoke. I would recommend it !

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had to read and reread the instructions to figure out how touch pad but once I did figure it out it is not hard. We keep getting snow so I just used it to clean up o the cherry tree in back that was damaged over the winter. Nice and easy to use. Made the work short. Clean cuts on the tree branches. I just cleaned the saw up and put the cover on the blade, which is very nice. Thank you.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The weather have been nicer lately so I have been cutting up wood with this amazing chainsaw. Love that is gas and is very easy to set up and use. It’s not heavy at all so my arms doesn’t get tired at all. This cuts my wood very well and so excited to use this on the summer more!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We just moved and were blessed with our first giant ice storm. We tried using the electric small blade extended chain saw. It was woefully inadequate and the battery kept dying. This gasoline powered 18” bar and chain 49cc engine came to the rescue. We are relatively new to using a chainsaw and we were happy to watch the quick start guide online. This had a lower vibration than our neighbor’s saw and less heavy fumes. The first start was a bit hard, but with a little practice and an auto choke we got it done. This blade did not get stuck or bound up in the tree limbs. We had 10 hours of work in with our small saw and hand pruners before this took over. It was nice to not have to mix the gas and oil also. Senix was a new brand for us. Now we will look at their other products too.

Used for about 3 hours after ice storm. Not hard, not continuous duty for very small and lightweight sawing. By hour 3 chain was falling off (even with continuous adjustment). The review above gives specs for replacement Oregon replacement chain that works. On the one I have, the sprocket at the end of the bar was binding up and freezing towards the end of our 3 hours of usage, and lightweight usage emphasized again. If the motor lasts, this thing has nice power. If they had put a quality bar on the thing, it would have been a winner.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This looks exactly like the picture. Very nice , big chainsaw. Everything comes together so you don’t have to worry about doing much there. It also cuts very good. I also love the color of it so that’s a plus. It’s definitely a little hard to crank but you just have to mess with it and figure it out.

The price was fantastic under 100 bucks. Takes gas only no mixing of oil and gas. Starts right up so far. I had read that people have problems starting it but not me, works great. I have used it about 10 times total working approximately 30-35 hours and no issues other than adjusting the chain and adding chain oil.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Austin recently experienced what everyone referred to as an "Oak-pocalypse" after a bad storm that left the entire city with broken tree limbs scattered everywhere. My husband spent several hours using this chainsaw to clean up our backyard, as well as a few neighbors that also needed help. He stated that he had to watch some videos online to get the hang of using a 4-stroke vs 2-stroke, but it wasn't difficult after some trial and errors in the beginning. He had to make some adjustments to loosen the chain. It revs much lower, and way less exhaust to breathe in. He said replacing the oil to make sure it runs cleans was an easy process as long as directions are followed, as well as reading tips online helped him a lot. He spent a long time just getting used to this particular type of chainsaw, but once he figured everything out, he got the job done faster and easier than previous chainsaws he's used in the past. Definitely recommend if you're comfortable with this kind, or willing to take the time to learn how to use it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am a new user of chainswas and don't have anything to compare it to. I was needing a small saw for landscaping and tree trims. A friend had recommended that I try this Senix gas powered product due to light weight and less maintenance. It took me a little time to get it started but that was due to amateur hour and I found very uses videos on YouTube. Once I got the saw started I was good to go cutting small branches and clearing shrubs. This saw is a perfect size for me, I'm sure it could take on larger projects and will attempt once I become more familar on chain saw etiquette. I would recommend this product to all the ladies out there needing a lightweight easy to use chainsaw