INGCO 20V Cordless Circular Saw Diameter 185mm, Brushless Electric Saws 4800 RPM, Maximum Cutting Depth 65mm with 1Pcs 4.0Ah Battery Pack, 1Pcs Fast Charger, 1Pcs Saw Blade CSLI18511

I had a fairly big project to do, new roof on a large double garage, and as I'm getting older I was looking for any way to make it easier.Never had a circular saw before but it was an obvious choice.Some of the brand names were quite expensive and I was reluctant to spend that much on a "one time use" tool.Looking around this saw stood out and the other reviews, together with the price sealed the deal.Roof done and the saw was faultless.Handled everything with ease and gave a great finish.Very safe to use and I don't have a single complaint.Very confident it will serve for years to come.

It very good saw it’s work like some of the well known brands it cuts like butter and light and easy to use

All functions work absolutely perfect ,this is the second unit I brought, there so goodOne safety feature is the auto brake, its dam handy , battery life is excellent

the unit is ok for light use, battery (4Ah) runs out of charge quickly. when cutting 50mm thick timber you need to nurse the blade into cutting. nothing like mains saw.

I can't rate this saw high enough it is absolutely fantastic.

Not had it long, but it feels well made and good value for the cost

The media could not be loaded. Well this is a cracking piece of kit for the money.Saw, blade, battery and charger for just over £100, £107 at the time of writing this review.The saw isn't particularly lacking in quality either, although it's early days yet so can't speak for longevity.It arrives pretty much set up and ready to use - or at least mine did, so I put it to the test straight away and I decided to jump right in with a pretty tough test. An old piece of hardwood (beech) door frame, 40mm thick and as you can see from the video, it made short work of it, cutting very cleanly.It lacks the speed of my Big Brand circular saw and takes longer to wind up to speed, but this just means one needs to take a little longer over the cut - for a DIYer it's not an issue.Note - The fence is pretty much useless - I used it for the test cut, but normally I'd either free-hand it, or if precision was required, use a long spirit level clamped on the LHS. My main use for this though will be cutting boards to size and a free-hand cut will normally suffice.The overall weight of the saw including the battery is 3.85kg which is about 0.5kg heavier than my other saw. Again not a huge issue for a DIYer.Overall I'm very impressed with this kit - the only thing it lacks is a carry case and it's more than up to DIY use. Highly recommended.

The INGCO brand isn't one I was really fabiliar with before getting this saw but I have to say that the quality and finish of the tool and packaging is excellent. The performance is exactly what I need and it's saved me hours of using hand-tools where it's impossible to get power, building a shelter at a remote location.