Makita UC4051A vs Husqvarna 445

This 16" chainsaw is powerful enough to deal with the regular medium-duty domestic jobs. It is perfectly suitable for trimming bushes, cutting small to medium-sized trees or preparing firewood.

Compared to gas engines, this chainsaw's electric motor requires way less maintenance. You don't need to check sensitive mechanical parts, such as air filters, spark plugs, or pull start rope. You also don’t need to prepare it for long periods of not being used.

With this tool, you can work indoors without having to worry about the ventilation as this chainsaw doesn’t emit any smoke or fumes that can harm your health.

You do not need any tools to adjust the chain.

This chainsaw is built from metal and high-quality plastics. The build quality is reasonable for non-professional applications.

This 45.7 cc, 2.8 hp chainsaw comes with a 20" bar capable of handling all the medium-duty jobs you might come up with. Apart from regular trimming, pruning, and firewood cutting, it will also easily cut up to 20" wide trees. It's perfectly suitable for non-professional household and rural work.

It boasts plenty of premium features for its price tag. The X-Torq technology it uses helps make the unit efficient and reduces fuel consumption. The inertia-activated chain brake automatically detects the dangerous kickbacks and stops the chain. Finally, the spring-based vibration dampers minimize operator's muscle fatigue.

This chainsaw is built from premium-quality plastics, composite materials, and very tough metals. It feels sturdy and professional.

You can use pretty much any available bar length between 13" and 20". This greatly increases the versatility of the saw.