Sega circolare a batteria M12 FUEL 12V Lithium-Ion senza spazzole 5-3/8 pollici (solo utensile)

The brake stops the blade almost instantly after I release the trigger, which is a nice safety feature on a job site. First time using a 12V saw this size and it ripped through pressure-treated lumber without bogging down.

Cut through ¾" plywood like butter on a single charge, and the thin kerf blade leaves a surprisingly smooth edge. The tool-only price was a steal for this level of cut quality in such a compact package.

Even for a 12V, this little saw ripped through several sheets of 3/4" plywood without bogging down once — the brushless motor really earns its keep. Battery life was surprisingly good too, got a full morning out of one charge.

Cut through a stack of pressure-treated 2x4s without bogging down, and the brushless motor barely makes a sound while doing it. The compact size lets me fit it into tight spaces on the job site where my bigger saw won’t go.

Finally a compact saw that actually rips through pressure-treated lumber without bogging down. The brushless motor makes a huge difference in runtime too, I cut a whole stack of 2x4s on one charge.

I was a little skeptical about a 12V saw handling ripping, but this one surprised me—the brushless motor doesn't bog down on standard plywood. Fits my small hands perfectly, too.

The POWERSTATE motor cuts so smoothly that I was able to trim down some plywood sheets without any kickback, and the tool-only price was a steal for this quality.

The POWERSTATE motor really rips through 2x lumber without bogging down, and the compact size makes it easy to handle in tight spots. It’s become my go-to for quick cuts on the job site.

For a compact saw, this thing has surprising power—I ripped through some pressure-treated lumber without it bogging down once. The brushless motor really does make a difference, and it's light enough to use one-handed for quick cuts.

Cutting through 2x4s all day on a single battery charge surprised me – the POWERSTATE motor really does deliver consistent torque without bogging down. The 5-3/8" blade makes tight cuts in plywood and trim that my bigger saw struggles with. For a compact saw, it’s got enough guts for most framing jobs around the job site.