DEWALT FLEXVOLT 60V MAX Reciprocating Saw (DCS389B) – 3000 SPM, LED Light, Tool Only

This saw is a heavier saw but it is powerful. It is great tool to have if you're doing construction or if you have a business. It has great torque and can easily take down pieces of wood and walls however it is heavy at 8.5lbs without the battery. Great tool but for bigger job not for residential things.

This flex-volt saw is a step up from the 20V Maxx. With the capability of running @ 60V, it's strong and full of power. Yet, with the added weight of the flex battery, it still has good handling due to an ergonomic design.

works great, was exactly as advertised, cheaper than everyone else on the internet and was delivered quick and on time.

This is a very powerful saw that does everything I expect it to do. It is at least as powerful as my corded saw.

Awesome saw. Very powerful but need 60v battery to use, which is only a problem if you dont know better. Good deal overall.

Powerful and although heavier than the 20 volt model it has much less vibration. It is easier to use for extended periods than the less expensive and equally long model. Primary use has been pruning and brush cutting. With proper blades it has no trouble with 8 inch tree limbs nor with underground roots. It works very well with metal and plastic cutting as well as with demolition blades. It is nearly equal to my slightly larger and older corded Milwaukee sawzall. If power was handy and the cord would not be a nuisance I would probably use the Milwaukee. The battery powered tool, although more expensive than the corded version is a game changer in the field.

Reliable service and a reliable tool. It's a good day...

Great product

I love this thing

I needed a rugged, pro-quality recip saw to remove the decking from a steel %26 timber bridge -- no electricity available. I bought this DeWalt 60V DCS389B for the job. Initially I was pleased and impressed with the build quality and the power of this saw. It buzzed through the 1/2" bolts like they were twigs. Then, on the third or fourth bolt.... disaster. The clamp that holds the blade assembly just fell apart. I'm dead in the water with no saw and about a hundred bolts left to go.