Hyper Tough 20V Max Brushless Reciprocating Saw with 2.0Ah Battery and Charger, Model 43010.1

Very light and easy to use. The blade that comes with the saw should be sturdier, tends to bend and flex while cutting. Used to cut tree roots growing in patio under the outdoor tiles. Saw held up nicely and still had charge after about 45-60 minutes of use.

Hyper-Tough continues to please. The build quality of their tools equals many of the so-called "Pro Quality" tools, but at half the price. This recip-saw is no exception. It zipped right through the piping I was working on. Nice clean cuts too. Worked pretty good to chop nails on a tear-out I was doing also.

A newbie mostly to reciprocating tools, learning so no expert by any means but do make efforts to be informed consumer when buying things need though and for the projects I intended to use for, shelves, shims, shed steps n odds n ends it has been working very well. Once I got past trepidation of it all, couple you tube safety/how to tutorials and started, began feeling empowered efficient and the ta-dah's lol. Good tool for the experienced or not ;)

it will cut, but the included battery only gives you a couple large cuts before it dies. unsure if i have defective battery or it really just lasts only a couple minutes after a several hour charge.

Seems to be a saw. Came with a general purpose blade taped on the user manual. Soon as we get some new hires trained I'll try n remember why I got it for. And find out if it does that.

I appreciated the confidence other users on You-Tube had in this product. So I felt okay in purchasing it.

Would not recommend buying battery doesn't last long. Tried cutting 2 tops off of a fence post and the battery didn't even make it to the 2nd post.

I have owned a Hyper Tough reciprocating saw for several years. It is one of my very favorite tools. When the saw finally became disabled I bought its current replacement which uses no brushes in the motor. I highly recommend this Hyper Tough tool. this is a five star tool!

Bought this bc my corded Ryobi bit the dust. Always loved Hyper Tough bc they are on the cheaper side....im cheap lol. I used this tocut a bunch of pipes out of some cement. To say I was suprised was a understatement. This thing was so strong I had to hold on. Now I gotta find some stronger blades but thats not on Hyper Tough blades these days dont last or hold up but this thing did and STILL has a full battery. HIGHLY RECOMMEND

the only issue i have with these types of tools is the batteries don't last long while using i would greatly appreciate it if you guys found a better solution for the batteries to last longer because i love hyper tough i have two impacts one drill one jack and i just recently bought a sawzaw from walmart near me.