KIMO Cordless Car Buffer Polisher Kit w/1 Hour Fast Charger, 5 Variable Speeds, 4-INCH Small Buffer Polisher for Car Detailing, 4 Pads for Car Waxing/Scratch Removing/Home Appliance Polishing

The media could not be loaded.  The KIMO cordless chainsaw is lightweight but durable and tough. Easily cut down several trees in my yard and maneuvered easily around an AC unit and shed wall. The saw has plenty of power and battery life. Good saw blade, easy to use, and seems durable. Saw should stay in top condition for a long time.Only negative I found (and reason for 4 star vs 5 star) was the hand guard is small and too close to the grip. I wear size L or XL men’s gloves and my knuckles were rubbing and banging the guard. This did cause discomfort and could be problematic for long time use. Smaller hands likely would not be impacted.This was my 2nd purchase of KIMO tool (also own a 20V drill). KIMO brand tools continue to impress. They are engineered to a high quality and compare well to much more expensive brands.

first off, mine is not that pretty teal color shown, it's bright green. i bought it because of the color (yes, i'm like that.) when i started to use it i read the instructions, as usual. the first thing it tells you to do is "assembly of guide bar and saw chain" so i took off the safe cover as the booklet said. it kind of fell apart and i searched everywhere online for any instructions on what to do, but found nothing. the booklet is a little confusing. a video would be nice for newbies. i cut several small branches, about 3", and it did fine except the chain came off the sprocket a few times which may have been my fault, although i put it together as best i could. i'll update if anything changes. now if only it came in mauve!

The media could not be loaded.  I've become quite a fan of Kimo as of late. Performance wise this brand compares to a lot of the better known name brands out there. I've bought a few of their drills as gifts for friends and family and I have a leaf blower of my own. I decided to get this thing while it was on sale and it hasn't disappointed yet. This company's main focus seems to be practicality. There's nothing particularly fancy about their products but they all seem to be lightweight, compact, and with practical features which is perfect for DIYer's and people who care about that sort of thing in general. Whether you're older, have wrist issues, or you're a construction worker seeking more lightweight, compact, and practical tools this is a good buy for you.

The media could not be loaded.  This saw is light weight. Easy to use. We used it to trim some tree branches. Seemed to not be oiling properly but customer service was helpful. The owners manual was not.

Purchased this because I was tired (literally) of sawing branches and firewood with my little hand saw while out camping with the family. I wanted something small enough to fit in our rubbermaid tote that we take with us - yet something that would be capable of cutting decent sized limbs, was battery powered, simple to use, safe, and not too heavy. This chainsaw checks all those boxes! When you jump in to this price range, there are a lot of options to consider - but I'm glad I went with this one. It's self-oiling, has a safety switch so the trigger doesn't accidentally go off if it's bumped, battery removes easily, and it's "just right" in terms of size and weight.

I was shocked at how slow it turned and how small it was, but ultimately it did the job. It is definitely not good if you are doing more than a 3" round or many cuts in a session, but for a small branch or two when needed - invaluable. It won't steal all the shelf room or require gas and oil.

Right out of the box. This chainsaw was cutting limbs. I needed a light weight saw that I could use with one hand. This guy was exactly what I needed. Thanks.

The media could not be loaded.  This was very lightweight and easy to use. It does require chainsaw oil that is not included. I added a video that shows it took no effort to trim my bush.Make sure your chain is on tight. Instructions include information on how to tighten the chain, but I didn't do it. So chain fell off on 1st use. I put it back on and tightened it properly and was I able to trim the entire bush without it falling off.Much better than using the clippers.