Greenworks 24V 10" Chainsaw Kit vs Sun Joe 24V iONMAX 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
Greenworks 24V 10" Chainsaw Kit
- Under $100 as a complete kit, cheaper than many bare-tool pruning saws
- 4.5 lb makes it usable one-handed at arm's length
- USB-C charging means no proprietary brick to lose
- 24V pack runs 200+ Greenworks tools, the broadest range they offer
- 3-year tool and battery warranty at a disposable-tool price
- 30 cuts per charge is the shortest runtime in the catalog
- Nothing over about six inches of hardwood belongs in it
- 60-minute recharge on a pack you can flatten in ten minutes of work
- All-plastic body; no bucking spikes, no serious chain brake expectations
Sun Joe 24V iONMAX 10" Chainsaw Kit
- 4.0Ah pack is double what most 10-inch kits include
- Under two hours to a full charge
- Sun Joe publishes a real maximum cut diameter and a recommended one, which most brands do not
- Brushless 600W motor at a $130 sale price
- Replacement bar is a $15 stock part shared with Sun Joe's pole saws
- 9.3 lb for a 10-inch bar — three pounds over Worx's equivalent
- Sun Joe publishes no chain pitch or gauge, so sourcing loops means matching the bar part number
- 24V nominal is really 21.6V under load, and it shows in dense wood
- 2-year warranty, the shortest in this group
- The $130 price is a sale against a $179.99 list, so it will not always be there