With a 19.2 bar it cuts well without vibrations, only for pruning and occasionally for something with a larger diameter, it withstands heavy use, a little heavy, the safety button is awkward, you need to have your hand without gloves for better handling, however once the cut starts you do not need to keep pressing the safety button continuously.
It has automatic lubrication but it does not release much oil, it takes time to bring the oil down, oil the chain at startup.
A top reason, apart from the automatic lubrication, the price and the tool family, is that I will find batteries in a well-known battery store, i.e. I will also find aftermarket batteries for my machine, not that it is necessary because its own are cheaper, but there are aftermarket ones as an alternative.
4 stars because of the awkward safety button.
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19/6/26 so 3 stars from me because the chain and sprocket package is at 0.045 (1.1), i.e. this chain is only available for Einhell, I did not find it anywhere else, I did not understand, the store did not understand in order to give me another aftermarket one, it sent me to its service center which is a Stihl service center, the guys at the service center saw me with understanding, fortunately they understood and sent me back to the store where I bought it, giving me the product code that the store has for this product, tired yet? I mean fortunately it had another one from its own brand, big trap, you cannot find a chain outside. I went to Papadopoulos which has Oregon, he did not understand anything, not to mention that EVERYONE in ALL stores wants the product code under which they have classified it in their store, i.e. you have to "know" what you want, and you want from the store, alternatively the Einhell product code, and you and I have to pull the chestnut out of the fire, they do not have someone who knows, this includes EVERYONE... be careful if you do not have a spare two more chains and a file in the field you are in trouble. Whoever buys a saw should prefer a solution, e.g. bar and chain from Stihl mainly, copy the bar characteristics and chain characteristics so that you can later buy a good chain from anywhere, because Stihl is everywhere.
In the end I bought another Einhell one for 18 euros from the store where I bought it, and we will see.. hypothetically its technical specifications, reading from the box I bought, are: 32 teeth for a 20cm bar, 1.1 (0.043) and it is 3/8....if I find another chain of another brand I will come back. If anyone knows, please write.
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9/7 okay, the chain they gave me was tested (32 teeth # 0.043 (1.1) # 3/8) chain code 030.043.32DL, because you never know... Okay, we have a basis now, the issue is to find aftermarket, because 18 euros is a lot.. However, since I have the code in the store where I bought it, all good.
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10/7/26 I found on the internet two solutions without being sure if they fit, from Parkside i.e. Lidl, TITAN chainsaw chain PARKSIDE 32 guides and (030-043-32DL) as the code, it is the chain with the technical characteristics so you can find it wherever it is available. Cost at half price, 9 euros from Parkside.
1) TITAN CHAIN
SUITABLE FOR PARKSIDE PGHSA 20-LI B1 PRUNING CHAINSAW
PITCH: 030
GUIDE THICKNESS: 1.1
GUIDES: 32
TEETH: 16

2) I also found a Total one, but I am not sure.

Conclusion: you do not find a chain everywhere in an emergency if it is not Einhell, a big disadvantage. Apart from an aftermarket battery, I should have been careful to find a tool brand with an aftermarket chain that is easy to find. I will try to have it fixed somewhere.
If I had noticed it, I would not have bought the Einhell.