Battery broke within eight months of extremely light usage. After one week of no response from Senix warranty dept., I'm posting this one-star review.

I haven't used it yet , but I did a lot research threw reviews YouTube %26 other sources. Seems to be one of the best products. Can't wait to put it to work

Great value. Quite satisfied. Powerful motor. Long lasting battery for most jobs. Battery is fast to recharge. No tool required to change the chain making the task easier.

This is a Consumers Reports recommended buy. The 16” chain saw is perfect for small jobs like trimming tree branches, landscaping bushes and small tree removal. I used it to clear out some overgrown bushes and in the late winter will trim branches from trees. It’s super easy to assemble and adjust the chain tension. The electric battery provides great power and you don’t have to worry about messing with gas.

I like the chain tension adjustment with just a twist of a knob. Battery is heavy and not perfectly balanced but not bad. Cut really well so far on 8-14” logs . Battery life was better than I expected as was recharge time. Used only 2 days so far but happy with purchase.

This chainsaw, by itself, was heavy: much more than the 13 lbs claimed. Adding the battery made it seem impossible to lug around (even empty of chain saw oil) for an hour or two. I could pick up a large carpet vacuum cleaner with my left hand and carry it around the house more easily than I could this chainsaw. I ended up returning it without even using it once.

I've only used this to limb and buck one large tree that had fallen. Previously I had used a Craftsman gas-powered chainsaw for many years. The Senix saw was surprisingly powerful - as powerful as my gas saw. It was MUCH, MUCH easier to start (just hold down the button and lever) and it felt safer to use because I had no hesitation to stop it frequently and put it down while I re-set my position or moved cut debris out of the way. One battery charge was enough to limb and buck about 2/3 of a large (18" diameter, 25' tall) fallen tree down to 1/4 of a charge (the recommended stopping point). By then, I was ready for a rest

Always test the blade oiling function on a piece of cardboard before using. If it is stored in a cold environment it may not lubricant the chain and damage the chain. Best chainsaw I’ve ever used. Battery lasts along time. Cool battery down before charging.

I thought I'd be returning this, but it's proven useful several times when I flooded my gas saw. Cut up two Aspen and a pine (rounds) before the battery died. as far as the chain jumping off, you just have to watch your angles. I've had it happen a few times but I'll always take this thing with me when I'm cutting. Even handles gamble oak no problem. -Matt A.

It works amazing, I'm 71 years old and can handle it easily on my little farm. Great product!!!!