You get what you pay for. It outperforms the 25cc handheld chainsaws. The tool is made by a top manufacturer in the battery-powered tools sector. It is definitely more expensive than other options, but the cost to bring a similar tool up to its standards (including operational expenses) ends up being the same. It excels in ergonomics, and the reason why someone would prefer it becomes obvious with use. It is lightweight and well-balanced (2.3 kg with battery). It has an automatic chain with a blade from Oregon. It has a very powerful Brushless motor. It has the longest battery life in its category (comes with 2 6Ah batteries). Spare parts are guaranteed to be available. This version is with the 12 Volt system (M12 Fuel). The version with the 18 Volt system (M18 Fuel) is also expected to be available in the European market, which is more powerful, has a slightly larger blade, but is heavier (3.1 kg with battery) for the hand, so you give something, you get something. Whichever one someone chooses, they are excellent options, as long as they know how to use and maintain it properly.

It is mainly used for pruning branches with one hand and for quickly preparing firewood for the fireplace.