Saker Mini Chainsaw, 6-Inch Electric, Rechargeable, Cordless, Powered by 2x 22V 1500mAh Batteries, Includes 2 Chains, for Women & Elderly, Pink

the first use of this little saw I thought it was great. then the next morning we went back out to trim some more tree limbs. every time we went to use this to trim anything the chain would fall off. So after spending more time putting the chain on than using it we boxed it up for the day. got it back out a couple weeks later and thought ok we will try it again.. Nope can not cut anything bigger than a finger without the chain falling off. put a new chain on to see it that would make a difference and still nope every time you cut anything you must stop and put the chain back on. The only thing this is good for is making sure you get lots of breaks. you will get alot of breaks as you have to take a break every minute to put the chain back on.

Love this. Very compact and great for yard work and trimming. Comes with 2 batteries and cuts really well. It also has a safety guard and extra safety as you have to press and hold two buttons to power. comes with safety glasses, gloves, 2 replacement chains, 2 rechargeable batteries and the charger, chain oil, and tools needed to assemble or replace chain. This will come in very handy for me.

I should have gotten one of these years ago. I am constantly having to haul downed limbs or trees out to the landfill. To maximize space, I cut the limbs and branches off so they lay flat. I can't believe how well this thing works. I can cut through a 5-inch limb without having to use the big chainsaw. Furthermore, I loaded this entire truck on one battery charge. I will add a note of caution. These little devices will sometimes hop off a branch. You do not want it to hit your left hand. (Assuming you're right-handed.) I would always wear a leather glove and keep your left hand a safe distance away from the device. This is a real time saver if you are doing some trimming on trees and shrubs. I highly recommend. Much easier than dragging out the big chainsaw.

The Saker mini chainsaw works well, especially with my 65 year old hands. It cuts through branches nicely. I had about 12 Rose of Sharon’s that needed a good pruning. The Saker saw was great. I gave a 4 rating because the batteries needed recharging 4 times or so before I finished the job. All in all, especially for small jobs, I recommend buying the Saker saw.

Dont waste your money . It is a piece of junk . The chain guard broke within 5 minutes. It is made with a plastic shaft. Look at pic. It also started to smell like the motor was burning up. I had to stop. I was trimming tree branches no bigger than a quarter. Total junk.

I’ve purchased a couple large chainsaws and they were junk compared to this little one. I love it!!!! My Pear tree was struck by lightning. Had no issues taking down this very large tree which was well over 20”. Quotes I received to take the tree down was around $600. I took it down myself with this chainsaw. Amazing!

That lil saw is amazing definitely does the job I would recommend for elderly people because if definitely has a lot of jerking and u have to have a good grip on it

This is the second mini chainsaw we have purchased from Saker that quit working after all the troubleshooting steps were taken. This was purchased in Oct 2025 , so it lasted 6 months. We have learned our lesson!

At first I did not see the two extra chains. I think it was because the packages were so small. Once I looked at those more carefully I recognized my mistake. I'm sorry for submitting the incorrect report of the chains not being delivered. That was 100% my mistake. Aside from this matter, this was a SUPER DEAL! I really like the handy little saw, nice for cutting bigger limbs of bushes.

This tool is relatively small and u might dismiss it thinking it might not work. The instructions lacked clarity on how to strengthen the screw of the chain.. It was not easy to locate the screw even from pictures. So if u knew nothing about these chain saws u might wonder what to do and get stuck and give up. The first time I used it, i fell becos it pulled me forward when the teeth stuck into the trunk. That is because I had held it lightly with one hand, so I got pulled forward and fell. They should add this key instruction: hold the chainsaw TIGHTLY as u run it to cut a tree branch or trunk. The best way is to hold it firmly against the tree trunk as you run the chainsaw. Once i figured that out, all went smoothly and it cuts a 6” trunk in less than a minute. Now that i know how to use it I love it. Don’t forget to oil it. The chain loosens and at times runs out of the track so you have to open the chainsaw and put the chain back on to the track. It’s a nice tool and I hope it can last. It came with 3 chains.