16inch Cordless Handheld Mini Electric Chainsaw Tree Saw For Makita 3800W Two Battery

I bought this saw after my Echo seized up while cutting down this tree (and is still sitting on my bench in pieces waiting for me to rebuild it). It worked great as you can see by what I was able to cut up. About 6 weeks later I used it to cut down a 2nd tree .you need to let it cut the wood without pressing down much. Keeping the chain sharp allows this saw to cut chips of wood and cut cleanly with minimal effort. If your chips are more sawdust, then sharpen the chain.

After having one go missing I bought this locally in 2015. With it I have felled two 20 year old walnuts and a 50+ year four pronged wild cherry tree with surprising ease for an electric.

Pros:
Solid customer support
Built to take excessive abuse.
Light weight
No fumes
No oil/gas mixture
Quick release emergency break,which being electric isnt really needed given that the moment you take your finger off the trigger the chain stops. No lag what so ever,
Nice balance between all purpose cutting blade (16 inch) and powerful motor, all while remaining fairly light all things considered.

I was looking for an alternative chainsaw for a gas operated type that needs mixing of gas and oil, engine maintenance, repeated sharpening of the chain and I found it in this ASJMREYE electric chainsaw. Fantastic. I researched electric brands on all types of reviews. I went against the grain opting not to go with the recommended CR product and went rather with several very good reviews of the ASJMREYE product. On my first use I cut up a full cord of firewood with some logs over 12" in diameter. All the wood was eucalyptus hardwood. The chainsaw never failed me in a full hard day of use. I found the chain sharpening feature to be fantastic. I had read a few reports of the chain falling off the rail but it never happened to me. My advice to anyone using this or any other chainsaw is to just keep an eye on the tension and give it a click or two every so often. Pros: speed, power, ease of use, balance

Before using this CS I have literally never used one before. The wife and I purchased a home on 1.5 acres and it is completely wooded. There were several trees that needed to come down. These are white oak, 60-80 foot tall and at the largest, 20 inches in circumference. The neighbor has been running his own fire wood business for 15 years. He has tremendous knowledge on the proper use and safety of CS's. A friend of his will cut the tree down and he will come chop it up as long as he can take the big stuff.
Now I do not have any experience using CS's but I am certain that if you choose to get an electric, you will not find one better than this one for this price. So I took it out of the box, took the chain off and oiled what needed to be oiled and was up and running in 10 mins. I had several large logs that I needed to cut down to a manageable size.
Truly first time using I go for the 15 inch, the blade is about 3 inches longer. It goes through with ease...I was actually surprised how easy it was. I made about 15 cuts of the same size. Then the neighbor comes over and uses it. He was very impressed. He said he has never seen a chain that looked the way it did. Self sharpening I imagine. He liked the self sharpening aspect as well. He said the parts were well made and strong. The balance and weight were great in his opinion too. He said for an electric and for the price he was sincerely impressed and surprised.

This is the first chain saw that I've purchased personally and, with the exception of my pole saw, the first chain saw that I've used in nearly 20 years. A 77 year old red oak fell in our yard, but it stuck on its own branches and remained suspended about 8 feet off the ground. I was able to bring the tree down safely and relatively quickly with this lovely saw.

Overall I give it 5 stars because it survived about three hours of cutting across two days on a tree that really warrants a larger saw while it simultaneously broke me back in on using chainsaws. I simply love this saw! It struggled a bit on the 21.5" cross cuts, but to be honest that was likely more to do with me not being even remotely skilled at bucking a big log at an odd angle. Every cut with a diameter less than the bar length was like taking a hot knife through butter.

The safety features are nice - the chain break and low kick back bar and chain work well, and the tension relief loop for the cord is great. The sharpener is awesome too.