Two hundred and fifty cuts per charge is the claim, and it is the reason to pick the 80V 16-inch over Greenworks' own 40V and 60V saws at similar money: the highest-voltage pack in the range feeding the same 2.0 kW motor the 60V saws use means the electronics loaf rather than strain, and runtime follows. Chain speed is a modest 65.6 ft/s, so this is not a fast saw — it is a patient one that keeps going. Greenworks sells it with a 4.0Ah pack and the slow 2A charger for about $298, which is less than their 60V 16-inch kit costs with a smaller 2.5Ah battery. The 80V battery line is narrower than 40V or 60V and the packs are expensive bought alone, so this makes sense as a first 80V purchase rather than an addition.

Best for: Homeowners who cut in long sessions and want runtime rather than chain speed from a mid-size battery saw.

Specifications

Engine class: 40cc class (placed by shipped bar length)
Voltage: 80 V
Kit battery: 4 Ah
Rated power: 2 kW
Bar length: 16 in
Bar range: 16 in
Single-pass cut: about 14 in (bar minus 2)
Chain: 3/8" pitch / .050" gauge, 56 DL
Weight: 9.5 lb, tool only, without battery (manufacturer spec)
Power type: Battery
Use case: Homeowner
Warranty: 4-year tool and battery
Model: 2009602

Manufacturer figures except the engine class and single-pass cut, which are derived here. What each spec means

Claimed 250 cuts per charge
2.0 kW from the 80V pack
4-year tool and battery warranty

Where it is strong

250 claimed cuts per charge is the longest run of any 16-inch saw Greenworks sells
Cheaper than the 60V 16-inch kit and ships a larger 4.0Ah battery
4-year tool and battery warranty, a year longer than the 40V line
Full-size 3/8"/.050 chain rather than the narrow .043 on the 40V 16-inch
9.5 lb bare keeps it manageable for limbing work