18V ONE+ HP Compact Brushless One-Handed Reciprocating Saw

Works great for my purposes. Love the ergonomics of the saw. Easy one handed operation. Has plenty of power.

This cordless saw is great for trimming tree branches. It is balanced for one-handed use, so it's easy to reach up or arms-length to cut branches. I've used it to cut branches up to about two inches in diameter.

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Got my saw today and had a metal framed canopy that collapsed sawed into pieces small enough for the garbage can in under an hr. Then went to work on a metal framed outdoor swing that's been rusted out for several years and had it done is under 20 mins. Was worried it wouldn't be powerful enough being cordless but that wasn't the case at all. Think I'm going to love this one. I'm a 75 yr old grammy and love all the Ryobi products I have.

I am a retired tree service professional Same idea. It distributes rhe weight better. The other saw is heavy. This one is the same weight, but doesn't feel it. If your a contractor, you probably want that that heavy front end weight. To me the onther is cumbersome. I love this new one!

This guy is the best for an at-home tool collection. Lightweight, strong and easy to swap blades. The battery does die quicker than the drills but that should be expected.

Husband wanted this as he only has use of one arm/hand and we had tons of projects at both our home and aging parents. This thing has really delivered and he uses it with ease on projects that most wouldn't think to use such a tool, such as cutting up maple roots that had taken over our compost or trimming up smaller tree branches as he cannot use most other tools, either power or hand for this job. Get's into tight places and has accurate cuts. Blades have lasted long time considering the hell we put them through, too.

I finally had a nice day to head into the back yard and start chopping up some fallen branches into lengths that will fit in my fire pit. This tool is amazing, worked great on branches down to a size where I could snap them with my hands, and all the way up to a pressure-treated 4x4 fence post. Over 3-4 hours I went through two 4ah batteries.The balance is outstanding, and I felt fully in control of the tool at all times. I routinely took advantage of being able to set it down on the battery (blade in the air) and it never once fell over. I probably had more fatigue from steadying the vibrating work pieces than I did from lifting and controlling the tool.As a home improvement hobbyist, I really can't imagine ever going back to a "regular" two-handed reciprocating saw, this is perfect.