Best Chainsaws — Mid-range (2026)

Pros

• Genuine Oregon bar and chain for reliable, clean cuts
• Automatic chain lubrication reduces maintenance between jobs
• Part of the wide Einhell Power X-Change battery family

Cons

• 25cm bar limits it to light pruning and small logs

Pros

• Mains-powered 1800W motor gives consistent, no-recharge cutting power
• 35cm bar copes with medium logs and larger branches
• Bosch SDS tool-free chain tensioning speeds up maintenance

Cons

• Mains cable limits reach away from a power socket

Pros

• Budget-friendly entry point into corded chainsaws
• Lightweight 3.9kg build is comfortable for occasional users
• 3-year Hyundai warranty with UK parts and service backup

Cons

• Short 3m cable means an extension lead is needed for most gardens

Pros

• 40cm bar handles bigger logs than most corded rivals
• Oregon ControlCut chain and automatic oiler need minimal maintenance
• Well balanced with low vibration for extended use

Cons

• Heavier than smaller 14-16in chainsaws at 5.9kg

Pros

• 36V power (2x 18V PXC batteries) for petrol-like cutting performance
• Genuine Oregon bar and chain with tool-free tensioning
• Part of the huge Einhell Power X-Change battery family

Cons

• Sold as body only — batteries and charger cost extra

Pros

• 30cm Oregon bar copes with pruning and small-to-medium logs
• Kickback protection and tool-free tensioning for safer, easier use
• Runs on the wide Einhell 18V Power X-Change platform

Cons

• Battery and charger not included with this solo listing

Pros

• Ultra-compact one-handed design ideal for pruning and light branch work
• Tool-free chain tensioning and lubrication top-up
• Very high 4.7-star rating from over 800 reviewers

Cons

• Sold without battery or charger — needs the Bosch 18V system

Pros

• Compatible with the wider WORX PowerShare 20V battery range
• Automatic oiling keeps the chain lubricated during cuts
• Lightweight build makes it easy to control for smaller jobs

Cons

• Body-only listing — battery and charger sold separately

Pros

• Comes complete with 2.0Ah battery and charger, ready to use out of the box
• Well balanced 3.1kg build for one-handed pruning
• Backed by a well-known power tool brand with wide UK parts availability

Cons

• 25cm bar suits pruning and small logs rather than felling

Pros

• 1800W mains-powered motor for consistent, no-recharge cutting power
• 35cm bar handles medium logs and larger branches
• Tool-free tensioning and double activated chain brake for safer use

Cons

• Still a fairly new listing with a small review count so far

Pros

• Two high-capacity 4000mAh batteries extend total runtime
• Over 8,500 reviews make it one of the best-proven mini chainsaws on Amazon UK
• Lightweight, one-handed design suits pruning and limb trimming

Cons

• Not designed for felling or large logs

Pros

• Extended pole reaches high branches without a ladder
• Mini chainsaw cutting head fitted to the pole for clean pruning cuts
• Runs on the huge Ryobi ONE+ 18V battery system shared with other tools

Cons

• Body only — battery and charger sold separately

Pros

• Includes both 8-inch and 6-inch bars for bigger branches or fine pruning
• Brushless motor gives longer runtime and less maintenance than brushed rivals
• Two batteries included so one can charge while the other is in use

Cons

• Still a pruning tool, not a substitute for a full-size chainsaw

Pros

• Nearly 5,000 reviews make it a well-proven budget mini chainsaw
• Two batteries and two spare chains included in the box
• Brushless motor is quieter and more efficient than brushed alternatives

Cons

• Small 6-inch bar limits it to light pruning tasks

Pros

• Compact 6-inch bar is ideal for one-handed pruning and light branch work
• Brushless motor gives quieter running and longer tool life
• Over 1,600 reviews back up its reliability as a budget mini chainsaw

Cons

• Small bar size limits it to light pruning, not felling or logging