Light and easy to use. Very comfortable, you can prune all day without your hands getting tired. I would like it to supply more oil to the chain.

I've been using it for a year now. It's lightweight, perhaps the lightest of all, and that's why I chose it. Fast cuts and a powerful motor. It cuts green wood as long as the length of the blade comfortably. It cuts even the thinnest twig very accurately as long as you get the hang of it. The branch hook is very useful but positioned a bit low. Very reliable chain adjustment, I rarely have to tighten it again. When I bought it, the batteries lasted 2.5 hours each! After the summer and without use, they dropped to one hour each! On the downside, the tube at full extension can come off if you pull a branch hard, but it goes back easily. The screw for extending the tube is reliable but somewhat slow for this use. Unreliable chain lubrication, I fixed it by placing a very thin metal washer between the blade and the oil outlet. Oil cap on top of the tank, so it can break, but it hasn't happened to me yet. Attention, it has a button only for right-handed users. I would buy it again just because of the reduced weight, which in my opinion is the be-all and end-all of a tool for long-term use.

It seems like a good saw, it is lightweight with a narrow blade as it should be, they also added a hook for pulling branches, but Aggelis, who manufactures it, should change the tube and make it like the one from VISCO, which is somewhat flat and has gradual locks depending on the height and not a screw type!! I have bought his pruner and when he improves the tube I will definitely get the pole saw too!!

Excellent battery pole saw. I would say professional. Very light. Handy. Fast. Its batteries last quite a while, for example I cut about 24 heavy olive trees with the 2 batteries, using only this. In a previous comment it says that it doesn't have a hook to pull the branches, but the one I got has a hook. It must be a new model. I don't know how durable it is since I've only been using it for a week. I will come back if there are any changes. So far, I give it top marks. I have changed 3 pole saws. The first was gasoline. Very good but I couldn't handle the fumes, the breakdowns, it not starting, and the weight. The second was a Bormann battery one. Good and durable but slow and a bit uncomfortable. This Aggelis one is fantastic.

Very good battery chainsaw, it is very light compared to some others. It does not have a hook for pulling branches that it cuts, and it needs an improvement where it extends—better opening and tightening of the extension, not what it currently has. For example, the pole chainsaw from Visco has a better way of opening the extension compared to this one. Also, it would be good if it had an adjustable oil pump for more flow, because the automatic one does not work properly, as I have noticed with mine

Very good and quite light compared to others for semi-professional pruning; it lacks the hook for pulling branches and there is a big difference in cutting if the chain is changed to the Stihl, it becomes a weapon!!!

I use it for olives. For pruning branches that are high. So as you can understand, I don't use it continuously. Well, so far it's perfect. However, a basic prerequisite is that the chain is sharpened well. Let's not forget that it is a battery pole saw.