2-cycle 63CC Chainsaw Saw Gas Powered 20" Chain Saws Cordless Petrol Saw Handheld Chainsaw for Cutting Wood Trees Branches，63CC ACG

Purchased after reading several reviews and need for a gas chainsaw to cut up a limb that we had taken down. For the money this thing is great so far! Typical assembly, first start on like the 8th pull. Ran it solid for 45 minutes without issue. Can't wait to use it more!

So far it’s pretty good, I’m impressed. I used it for an hour or two tonight, kept my stihl by my side the whole time knowing I was going to need it but never did. Cuts great. This thing is a little beast tbh very powerful. Average weight for the size, functions great, seem pretty durable except the handle bends very easily. Assembles just like any other saw. I cut some large beach with no issue then this small beach, elm, and maple that came down in the ice storm last week. Will try to update in time.

Ran great for 2 days. Then the carb needed adjusted. That was fine for half the day. Then it quit idling all together. Ordered a replacement carb and installed it, then the pull handle broke. It has spent more time on the bench than in the woods.

Love my purple chainsaw. Bought it for husband ended up keeping for myself.

Bought the 63cc because i ran across a couple videos of people doing reviews on them, looked it up and saw the price and knew i had to try it out for myself. Very impressed with it, runs real good and cuts real good too. Although one complaint about the saw, the air filter gasket between filter and carb is junk, and its a two piece air filter meaning there is a top half and bottom half. It was sucking fine dust into the carb so i had to take a different O-ring gasket that was thicker than the original and use that instead and take oit the old one. Also where the top half and bottom half of air filter clip to each other, i had to put silicone between the two to totally seal them together. After the new thicker o-ring gasket and sealing the air filter together its been great. Starts easy (couple of pulls if not warm) and runs great. I had to adjust the idle down because it was way too high, and tighten the chain a few times while in the stretch process. The plastic does feel really cheap so if dropped hard enough I'd imagine it would crack somewhere. Definitely will be my main saw around the farm for awhile as it is light weight and cuts to beat heck. If you are looking for a first saw and don't know anything about them, i would not recommend because you're going to have troubles with it sucking that woodchip dust into carb after awhile, but if you're looking for an extra saw or one for the kid/wife etc. and know a little bit about them and can seal up that air filter completely, id fully recommend. Worth the money and the purple looks great!

I’m hard on chainsaws and I hate to say it but this thing is a beast. Not sure about longevity, but for now it starts on the first pull every single time. The chain should be replaced immediately, and I wouldn’t let it fall out of a tree. But at a fifth of the price of pro saws, this thing does it.

I've been impressed, starts good, GREAT power, and has held up, buddy seen it and said that looks just like my Stihl, just purple. Now have plenty of gas, it goes through a full tank pretty quick, and a tank of bar oil in two tanks of fuel.

This thing is a beast. We have had higher cost chainsaws in the past, but dang this one matches all of those. Its 100% worth is for the price. We have had zero issues with ours. Will probably purchase a second without a second thought.