DEWALT FlexVolt 16 in. 60V Max Cordless Chainsaw, Battery and Charger Included

Saw cuts well. Decent battery life with the 6 ah flex battery.

The supplied 6AH battery only lasts 30-40 minutes and becomes weaker after 20 minutes. I switched to my 9AH battery which is a big upgrade.

this is my 2nd Dewalt 16" saw, at age 75 it is much easier to use, my neighbor and I carry 1 in each of our vehicles, as we live in the woods and it's not uncommon to have a tree blow down across the road! I highly recommend this saw! GrizzlyBob

Going to try and give a fair review of the saw, battery life, and value to work. I will start this off by saying I’m fully aware that I was using the saw to the extreme end of what it should be used for. I had a Red Oak fall in my backyard and all of my gas saws were currently out of commission. Purchased the 16” 60volt saw to use around the house on limestone and bigger trim jobs that we have once this cleanup is finished. The lightweight of the saw makes it easier for my wife to grab for things she does in the yard. Now the tree that I’m currently using it for is about a 36” at the base, and averaging 20”-10” cuts on most of trunk up. On a full charge and sharp chain I’m getting about 4 cuts. Haven’t been baring down on it, just letting the motor and chain do the work to cut through with the usual seasawing to work the bar in the tree. This tree would not be something I would recommend using this saw on as a whole, but for smaller tree and limbs 10” and under it has worked well. In that size range I have been getting around 8-10 cuts per charge, again with a sharp chain. If all you have in mind is light home/yard use then it should serve you well, but as far as any heavier cutting would have to say a gas saw is a much better fit. For the cost of a second battery to fit I could cover half to 2/3rds the cost of a new gas saw. (Cheaper one and 16-18” bar). Over all have been satisfied with the saw and how it has preformed for the smaller cuts, but can say without a doubt it’s not going to replace a gas saw if you are needing a work horse. Hope this helps.