




When I first picked up the Electric Goddess 8-inch brushless chainsaw, I was curious to see how well it would pair with my existing Dewalt battery setup. I spent a weekend clearing some overgrown brush and small branches to see if this compact tool could actually handle real-world yard work.
The build feels surprisingly solid for an entry-level cordless saw, featuring a durable housing and a well-balanced frame that doesn't strain your wrist during extended use. The brushless motor runs smoothly and keeps the unit efficient, allowing it to cut through softwood without bogging down as easily as brushed alternatives.
Setting up the saw is straightforward, though remember that you will need to provide your own 18V battery since one isn't included in the box. Once powered up, the operation is intuitive and quiet, making it an excellent choice for quick cleanup jobs where dragging out a gas-powered saw would be overkill.
This is a perfect addition for DIY enthusiasts who already own Dewalt batteries and need a lightweight tool for light-duty wood trimming.
Overall, I give the Electric Goddess chainsaw a 4.5/5 rating for its reliability and ease of integration into my tool shed. At $99.00, it is a smart, cost-effective upgrade that makes yard maintenance significantly less of a chore.