31 Stihl saws (21 gas, 8 battery, 2 corded electric), from about $220 to $2,680. The highest retailer-rated is the Stihl MS 170 at 4.5/5 on Ace Hardware; 26 of the 31 carry no retailer rating.
Stihl / Gas
~$220
Homeowners who want a real dealer-supported gas saw for pruning, storm cleanup, and occasional small logs at the lowest possible price.
Stihl / Gas
~$540
Rural landowners and firewood cutters who want a dependable 50cc/20-inch workhorse without paying pro-saw money.
Stihl / Gas
~$320
Homeowners — especially anyone with shoulder or grip issues — who want the easiest-starting small gas saw for yard work and light firewood.
Stihl / Gas
~$430
Budget-minded firewood cutters who want the most cutting power per pound and per dollar in Stihl's homeowner line and will tolerate old-school starting ritual.
Stihl / Gas
~$620
Firewood cutters and landowners who want the most power available in Stihl's farm-and-ranch line while staying under pro-saw pricing.
Stihl / Gas
~$250
Suburban owners who need an occasional saw for storm limbs and 8-inch firewood and want a dealer-serviced Stihl at the lowest price Stihl sells one.
Stihl / Gas
~$270
Homeowners cutting a cord or two a year who want the smallest saw that still pulls a 16-inch bar without complaint.
Stihl / Battery
~$330
Working climbers doing pruning and light removals who want a quiet, fumeless top-handle and already run Stihl AP packs.
Stihl / Battery
~$350
First-time saw owners and suburban yards — pruning, storm limbs and 6- to 8-inch rounds, with no fuel mixing.
Stihl / Battery
~$400
Homeowners who want one quiet saw for pruning, storm cleanup and occasional firewood rounds and will not be felling anything substantial.
Stihl / Battery
~$400
Owners who already have Stihl AP batteries from a trimmer or blower and want a light, quiet 12-inch saw to share them with.
Stihl / Gas
~$410
Property owners who want one saw for firewood and storm work and would rather carry an 18-inch Stihl homeowner saw than a 16-inch one.
Stihl / Gas
~$509
Climbers and orchard/ornamental pruners who want Stihl dealer support in a light saw and don't need 201-class torque.
Stihl / Gas
~$850
Working climbers who need the lightest possible gas saw on a harness for pruning and small in-tree removals.
Stihl / Gas
~$970
Production climbers who want the most capable gas top-handle Stihl builds and will run 14- or 16-inch bars in the canopy.
Stihl / Battery
~$410
Owners already stocked with AP batteries who want a light, quiet saw for limbing and storm work rather than a day's production cutting.
Stihl / Gas
~$430
Landowners cutting two to four cords a year who want real .325" firewood capability without stepping up to pro-saw prices.
Stihl / Battery
~$450
Property owners already in (or committing to) Stihl's AP battery system who want a quiet 16-inch saw for storm cleanup and firewood under 14 inches.
Stihl / Battery
~$500
Owners of larger properties who want a single quiet battery kit with enough bar for 12-inch rounds and no interest in a second battery platform.
Stihl / Corded Electric
~$560
Firewood processing, milling and workshop cutting within reach of an outlet, where runtime matters more than mobility.
Stihl / Corded Electric
~$570
Firewood processing and shop work at a fixed spot — a corded saw for someone who buckles down and bucks rather than carries the saw around.
Stihl / Battery
~$860
Professional crews and municipalities that need gas-level cutting in noise- or emission-restricted settings and can absorb the battery-system cost.
Stihl / Gas
~$760
Firewood cutters past four cords a year, arborists and crews who want one 50cc saw that can be rebuilt instead of replaced.
Stihl / Gas
~$760
Farm and acreage owners who find an MS 311 discounted below the MS 391 and will keep a 16- or 18-inch bar on it.
Stihl / Gas
~$1,120
Serious firewood cutters and part-time pros who want a rebuildable, self-tuning 60cc-class saw that balances power and all-day carry weight.
Stihl / Gas
~$840
Landowners who occasionally need to fell genuinely big trees and will not be running the saw day after day for pay.
Stihl / Gas
~$1,250
Fallers and firewood producers who want 70cc-class cutting speed at 60cc-class weight and will keep it on a 20- to 25-inch bar.
Stihl / Gas
~$1,670
Professional fallers and serious cutters handling big timber who want 70cc-class power at a 60cc-class carry weight.
Stihl / Gas
~$1,780
Professional fallers and buy-once enthusiasts who want the fastest, hardest-pulling saw in Stihl's line and can stomach flagship pricing.
Stihl / Gas
~$1,850
Professional fallers, firewood cutters in 30-inch-plus timber, and chainsaw-mill operators who need sustained torque.
Stihl / Gas
~$2,680
Chainsaw-mill operators slabbing 36-inch-plus logs and pro crews that regularly face trunks too big for a 90cc saw.