It came to me completely junk and the oil pump didn't work, it doesn't send oil to the chain, pure trash, stay away

Very nice on a first try.
It starts without straining your hand, very soft.
Despite its weight, it is well balanced. A smaller Kaizer I have, surprisingly feels heavier.
It cut dry wood for the stove like butter.
The assembly/user instructions are terrible though. They could have been better.

It is quite powerful. You need to be very careful when putting on the chain to make sure it fits well (if it is not fitted correctly, you will notice when it meets resistance and gets stuck). It needs adjustment quite often, both the throttle adjuster and the chain, which loosens on its own. It is much more tiring than a branded one.

I got it as a second one, but in the end it is much better than the branded one I have. It starts up very easily, has a lot of power, and doesn't flinch at anything. In the end, I put aside the branded one which is in the same category as this. If you know how to use it, it works wonders.
Even with its own chain, it cuts just fine.
Value for money.

For wood, which is what I wanted it for, it's not that good and it's very heavy. For its price, it's good, but not much more than that

in three months I have cut three tons of wood when I bought it I also got the husqvarna x cut chain I put it on right away I took off the Nakayama and put it aside it starts with two or three pulls for non-professional use as I do it is just fine

The machine rocks when you know how to use it properly, in heavy use which I have been doing here for 2 years, it doesn't get stuck anywhere, it has more than paid for itself

I put it through its paces!
Inexperienced, with whatever mistakes I made, I cut 13 centuries-old olive trees just above the root.
Of course, I sharpened the chain at the end of each day.
I didn't change the chain, kept the same one and it worked perfectly.

I tilted it to the side, 180 degrees and it never turned off!
I mention this because many people write that it shuts off, etc.
It only turned off when I ran out of fuel (the inexperience I mentioned...)

Obviously, there are better ones, but for the use I wanted and not for professional purposes, it was the best purchase considering its low cost.

You definitely want an Oregon chain, it becomes another tool, if I don't choke it, it starts easily. If I try to start it with the power switch off and it chokes, I'm done for, it even needed blowing to start again. It seems a bit fake but so far everything is good. I have cut down 10 trees.

and they don't do replacements when there's a problem like me who got it, they sent it to me with a problem, wasted money

Junk, to get it going it needs to go to the mechanic. 2 days, 2 times to the mechanic. If you want someone to never talk to you again, gift them this junk.

Problematic 1 use does not draw oil to the blade while I opened the regulator without tomorrow and the pump was throwing oil at the blade did not lower enough and did not cut, the gas safety broke the metal came out from below as it presses on top. Stay away in general

Difficult start, worked for 10 minutes and then had a problem with the carburetor, will be sent to the authorized store for repair. For the ten minutes of operation, it has enough power and high consumption. I will reevaluate after the repair.

Today, such a product is useful for everyone, it takes immediately, and then you can cut whatever you want, and the price is perfect, powerful machine

I give it 4 stars because in terms of material quality I don't find it perfect, but this year since I got it, I cut 12 tons of wood and I had no problems at all, not even with the starting, no problems anywhere, it's worth the money for sure.

It is the best for the money, very powerful, takes on easily, good quality with all the components. I have cut down 10 whole trees and it doesn't struggle with anything.

After 1 year, having cut over 20 tons, my only complaint is that it loses a little oil, but we are talking about something you make for 10 euros, so overall the little machine is powerful and is worth the 100 euros I paid for it

Difficult to start, but if you manage to get it, it is very good, at least in the beginning with a new chain. Let's see what it will produce in the future.

It seems powerful but its chain is worthless. It's not even worth sharpening. I will put a good one and I will come back. In the end, I tried a 20 euro chain and it cuts fine.

More than 8 tons of wood so far in a short period of time (about 3 months). The switch (on/off) broke because a little gasoline spilled on it when I was filling it up, it dried out and broke. The chain is very bad, it needed replacement very early on and it didn't withstand much when I was cutting, so it was changed. It should be noted that I cut hard wood. Otherwise, it is a decent machine that costs a third of the well-known ones in its category, and this is important because if you spend the amount that a well-known one costs and get three, I think you will cut down half of the Amazon

The saw in general has not been helpful to me... I have a lot of experience, I bought it as a second one... It starts difficultly when it warms up, it consumes a lot of fuel... and of course, the chain it has as new is for throwing away... the positive thing is that when it works, it has power... in other words, it's only worth having as a second one, you can't rely on it to do your job smoothly on the field...

Very good for its price and the chain cuts very well, it doesn't have any vibrations. The only flaws I see are that when the fuel runs out, it should have a primer, it takes a long time to start again. Also, I adjusted the carburetor at the beginning because I hit an olive tree and ran out of fuel, it was wrongly adjusted when I bought it. Other than that, it's worth it, I would recommend it for purchase to others

Amateur chainsaw and as such I chose it. For me, who cuts relatively few woods, it is very good. From November, when I will cut more with more impressions, so far it easily goes forward, cuts well and doesn't smoke much. I use good oil of a well-known brand, 30:1 red.

They helped me from the store where I bought it to choose and we ended up with this one.
I have been living alone for the past few years in a village in Vardousia and I needed a chainsaw that can do a little bit of everything and relatively lightweight because I also have hand problems. It easily starts and doesn't have much resistance when pulling, unlike my husband's. Very important for me is that it doesn't make too much noise to scare away the birds I have.