Black+Decker 20V MAX 10" Chainsaw Kit vs Worx 20V Power Share 10" Chainsaw Kit
Tinted cells mark the better figure on that row alone: more engine, longer bar, lighter, cheaper. A lighter weight is only a win on the same basis.
What owners like and complain about
Black+Decker 20V MAX 10" Chainsaw Kit
- Cheapest entry to a full-size-handle battery chainsaw from a national brand
- Shares 20V POWERCONNECT packs with the rest of B+D's cordless line
- Tool-free chain tensioning
- Tool-only LCS1020B exists at $109 for owners with packs
- Sold and warrantied direct by B+D
- One 2.0Ah pack is the whole energy budget — plan on a second battery, not a longer session
- 9.1 lb listed for only 8 inches of cut is a poor weight-to-capability trade
- Brushed motor, so it gives up runtime and power to brushless saws at the same price
- B+D does not state whether its weight figure includes the battery
- No bar options — 10 inches is all it will ever be
Worx 20V Power Share 10" Chainsaw Kit
- 6.2 lb listed, second only to Greenworks' 24V 10-inch among rear-handle saws here
- Power Share packs cross to Worx mowers, trimmers and power tools
- Auto-tension and auto-oiling both included at this price
- WG322.9 tool-only sold separately for existing Power Share owners
- Five-hour recharge on the included charger — the slowest in this group by a wide margin
- One 2.0Ah pack gives a short working session; budget for a second
- 12.5 ft/s chain speed is low, so it is slow in anything over six inches
- 10-inch bar and .043 chain put a hard ceiling on what it will cut
- Worx's street price swings between about $110 and $160 depending on promotion