Which Battery Powered Chainsaw Brand Wins?

the lightest saw tested

overheated during the first cut and needed roughly an hour to cool down before finishing; recorded times of about 61.5 seconds and 58 seconds, far slower than every other saw

attempts of 20, 22.82, and just over 24.5 seconds; stalled multiple times under heavy downward force

attempts of about 23.5, 21.5, and 21.32 seconds, did not stall unlike the Atlas

attempts of very close to 23, just over 24, and just over 23.5 seconds; did not stall

attempts of just over 21, 20.5, and just over 20.5 seconds

on the fastest attempt, described as over 5 seconds faster than the number two spot at that point in testing; final result after all saws tested placed it third behind DeWalt and the gasoline Stihl

attempts of 21.58, just over 19, and 19.7 seconds; second place behind EGO at that point in testing

attempts of just over 18, just over 18, and 17.65 seconds; held second place behind EGO

second place behind DeWalt

the slowest of all saws tested

torque faded after about 10 seconds and the saw stalled three times

survived without stalling

over 7 seconds faster than Milwaukee at the time, later finished third overall behind DeWalt (11.51 seconds) and the gasoline Stihl (13.77 seconds)

moved into second place behind EGO before Husqvarna, DeWalt, and the gasoline Stihl posted faster times

took second place away from Echo at some point during the test but no exact seconds figure was stated in the transcript; finished outside the final top three of DeWalt, gasoline Stihl, and EGO

second place behind DeWalt

the quietest saw tested

the loudest of the battery saws

louder than the EGO

the loudest of all saws tested, plus two stroke exhaust smoke

very close to 1.3 seconds

the fastest of any saw tested

gave up earliest of all saws

good initial torque that faded on an extended run

performed about the same as the Atlas

tied for most of any saw with DeWalt

completed four and a half passes through the log

completed 9.5 cuts

total, battery overheated around 3 minutes 45 seconds then resumed after cooling

144 watt hour battery

at the time it was tested, later confirmed third longest overall behind Husqvarna and Echo; 216 watt hour battery

224 watt hour battery

252 watt hour battery, finished second overall in runtime at 11.67 minutes

the longest of any saw tested, 270 watt hour battery, the largest battery capacity in the lineup

stalled twice during the cut

described as about 1 second slower than the Atlas though the stated numbers do not fully reconcile, kept verbatim

needed more than 5 lb of downward force to cut most efficiently

stalled once, about 2 seconds faster than its first test result

almost as fast as DeWalt