Yard Force Electric Pole Saw YF65PS with 10-inch Oregon Cutting Bar, Powerful 6.5 Amp Motor, Telescoping Pole Cutting Up to 15 ft, Automatic Lubrication

All I can say is WOW! This thing is powerful to be electrical and not gas powered. I used to cut larger limbs hanging off some trees in my front yard. Super easy to assemble and extend the pole for greater reach. The weight is about what you would expect from any pole saw but if you never used one just know the saw end is substantially heavier than the handle. Be sure to use ppe and have a buddy for saftey. I'll let the photos speak for themselves.

Cutting tree branches over 10 inches was like cutting butter. The only cons is the head is heavy and the strap is too high on the shaft so it’s hard to handle. The description is incorrect. The reach is only 9.5 feet not 15 feet

What can I say about this saw other than it certainly does what it's supposed to do: cut stuff that isn't close to you. I've cut limbs that were too far too reach with a traditional saw. My neighbor saw me doing it and he borrowed it and he cut limbs that were too far to reach with a traditional saw. I told my buddy about this saw and he borrowed and he cut limbs that were too far to reach with a traditional saw. It's a little difficult to wax rhapsodic about a saw. It does what it's supposed to do at a reasonable price. You're certainly not going to go wrong with this saw.

This pole saw made simple work of trimming branches after a recent storm. It was nice not to have to drag out a ladder and (try) to start my gas powered saw. The chain tension adjustment is a little awkward though because there are two knobs, one that controls the tension and the other that locks it in place. They are both sticky and when you tighten the locking knob it tends to also turn the adjustment knob. You really have to hold the adjustment with one hand and turn the tightening knob with the other. Both are awkward to turn however. The pole locks are also a little awkward because you have to slide the lock down to loosen the pole clamp - which tends to bind a little. I think some lube of some kind may make the plastic parts move a little easier. The saw performed pretty well the first time out. I could not see any oil spray on the chain but this may just have to work into the channels. The kit includes a small bottle of oil, a strap, and safety glasses. I find the heavy weight of the saw when the pole is extended is a little cumbersome, but I expect this is the nature of these tools. And since it is electric, it is super quiet. Fortunately, I have lots of long extension cords and lots of outside outlets so I should not have any trouble powering this for use around the yard. At the price, this is a descent pole saw.

Excellent if you keep in consideration the price