SeesiiReciprocating Saw Cordless, Sawzall Cordless with 2 x 2.0Ah Batteries, 3500 RPM Brushless Motor, LED Light, 8 Saw Blades Portable Reciprocating Saw for Wood PVC Cutting (Blue)

I'm a 67 yr old woman and I have used this to trim dead limbs off the trees . It's light , easy to use , and I think it's one of the best purchases I've made. It shows you the battery life and it includes 2 batteries and lots of blades!

Sirve para cortar cosas que no sea muy gruesas

This is a nice reciprocating saw. The kit comes with everything you need to get to work. The batteries attach nicely. The blade holder receives standard sized reciprocating saw blades and is VERY easy to use. The quick release mechanism to swap the blades works great and makes swapping blades very easy. The handle has a nice grip. The trigger is easy to press and hold the saw firmly in place.The included blades are great. There is a great variety of different types of blades for different materials. From metal to tree branches to drywall, you are covered. I also used this with a variety of different blades that I had from my previous reciprocating saw (R.I.P), which was corded. My previous corded saw had a bit more torque, but to be honest, that only ever got me in trouble. With the right blade, right angle/approach, this saw appears to have every bit of power that I need for my projects.One feature that I got used to on my previous saw was the movable guard, that pivoted to the angle which I was cutting. The guard on this saw is fixed in one position. Not a big deal, I'm just highlighting this because it's different and I noticed it when I was trying to make a straight-ish cut on a piece of drywall, where I didn't want the blade to go straight into the wall. I just used the edge of the guard, and it worked ok.The biggest thing to get used to is not having to drag a cord around. This is great and much safer. I didn't trip over any cords when using this saw. I also didn't miss the corded power, as the second battery was ready to go when the first was getting low. So far, I am getting good performance from the batteries.I am very happy with this saw.

*****UPDATE!!!!! So, everything below is still the same, but now, I have used this on steel, and have more to report! I had the opportunity to "disassemble" an old grill, and the screws were completely rusted and embedded (odd that a stainless steel grill should rust like that, but,...) and on a half charged battery, made several cuts through the frame, spot welds, brackets and a couple of screws. The steel parted like Moses telling it to, leaving liberated pieces easily tossed in the recycle bin. The screws caused a bit of hesitation, but did what I wanted without complaint. Another 5 stars! Now, go on and read the original review. Get one of these!!!The case is pretty nice. It is made to hold the tool and accessories firmly and together and fits in my tool drawer with the boxed electric tools.The shape of the saw and angle of the blade make this a great tool for getting into tight spaces making quick work of PCV pipe or what ever you need to cut through.The kit had several blades, two batteries and charger. Every thing needed to make a mess and do it with confidence. I don't think this is a professional level, use several hours per week sort of tool, but for my sprinkler and wood working stuff, it is a great value.

I tried to use it to trim some small ~1" thick branches off a limb that fell down and it didn't want to cut them. I was using a brand new milwaukee pruning saw blade and a freshly charged battery and it didn't want to cut the small branch and it didn't feel too great in the hand. Might try it with some other blades and see what it can handle.

This is a solid tool, and a good kit. The tool is heavier than expected, both the tool itself and the batteries, and both of these are a good thing. The tool alone weighs in at 1174 grams (41 ounces). For comparison, my mini brushed tool from big red is 1015 grams. The battery is 333 grams (11.75 ounces), hopefully this is a sign of a good battery. This weight makes it tiring to hold the tool at arm's length, but it pays off with more power. Compared to my little red tool, the one from Seesii is much more powerful. I have yet to reach the bottom of a battery, but after 30 minutes of removing grout, the battery was at 2 out of 4 bars. The batteries are charged with a simple barrel connection - this works fine, but I would rather have a battery that runs on other platforms and that slots into a proper charger. The power supply is UL listed, a rarity, and puts out 35 watts. The kit comes with an assortment of basic blades that are nothing special. The case is decent, with real hinges and proper latches. Unfortunately, the tool can't be stored with a battery in place.

This is great. A compact reciprocating saw that works well is really a win. This is light weight, and still has a sturdy feel to it. It even comes with two batteries. It comes with a selection of sample blades and a small case. It is compact and versatile, great for working in small areas, or transporting in trucks or toolboxes with limited space. This is well made, well designed, and does everything I wanted it to do. I can easily recommend this to anyone needing a reciprocating saw.

I ordered this saw to use in tight areas and when I didn’t want to use my large corded sawzall. It comes in a nice case with 2 batteries and a charger. The tool itself seems solid and well built. It also comes with a set of blades which is a huge bonus. I also like the battery readout on each battery so you know how much juice you have left.The performance of this tool is comparable to any brand name so far. It’s easy to use in tight spaces with the angle on the handle and blade. This seems like it should last a long time, but time will tell. Overall this is a great tool for the low price with everything included. I would recommend