Makita XCU03PT vs WORX WG303.1

With a 14" long bar, this battery-powered chainsaw can do all the regular light-duty jobs you can think off. It's suitable for trimming bushes, cutting low-diameter trees, and preparing firewood.

This tool has high resistance against both water and dust. It is ready to be used in tough and dirty environments. All the electrical parts of this chainsaw are sealed. In fact, you can work with it even while it’s raining.

Since this chainsaw uses an electric motor, you don’t have to worry about hazardous emissions from the chainsaw. This means you can operate this tool indoors.

The 5 Ah batteries that come with this chainsaw can be used on any 18 or 36 V Makita product. In fact, the 18 V LXT batteries are now the de facto standard for almost all new Makita cordless tools.

Apart from the standard 14-inch bar and a chain, you’ll also get two 18 V, 5 Ah batteries, and a charger. But, if you already have them, you can also buy the chainsaw without the extra accessories for a lower price.

This chainsaw has a state-of-the-art brushless DC motor produced by Makita. It actuates the chain through Makita’s Direct Drive System, so no power is lost in transition.

This 1.3 hp chainsaw is suitable for all kinds of light-duty domestic jobs, such as trimming, pruning, and firewood cutting.

This electric chainsaw costs less than $90, being one of the cheapest options available.

Since electric motors are less demanding in terms of maintenance than gas motors, this chainsaw will save you a lot of time and effort. You also won't have to deal with the complicated mechanisms associated with gas-powered chainsaws.

Even while working at full load, this chainsaw is not overly loud. It's even likely that you will not have to use any hearing protection while running the tool.

Since it uses an electric motor, there are no unhealthy emissions caused by burning fuel, making it safe for indoor use.