KuAFu 12V Cordless Reciprocating Saw Compatiable with BOSCH Battery with 3x Wood Blades and 2x Metal Blades and Charger

This product was very poor quality. The battery was charged good, and didn't last long at all. This was a waste of time and money. Do not buy this.

This reciprocating saw is nice to have available for random projects! It comes with a good selection of blades, a power adapter, and the battery. The battery life on this thing isn't anything special, lasting around 20-30 minutes of usage before needing to be charged again. The shape makes it pretty convenient to hold and apply pressure when cutting. It is smaller and feels a bit lower quality than some other saws, but considering how much cheaper it is compared to most reciprocating saws, I find it to be an amazing value for the cost (~$40 at time of writing)!

Overall, this saw works well and is a good value. However, there are some unexcusable issues with it. First, it came in a plastic bag, with no documentation what so ever. This wasn't a huge deal - it's not that hard to figure out how to use - but at the very least there should be some sort of safety and use documentation included with it. Secondly, the charger provided didn't charge the battery at all. I had to use another compatible charger to make it work. Finally - and this is minor - there were several spelling mistakes on the product itself. Not a big deal, but it shows a lack of attention to detail that I don't like in a power tool. I"ve made use of the saw several times and it works well....but the company definitely needs to work on some key issues to provide a full customer experience.

Well the power is what I expected for the price. However, I expected it to work more than once.Returned product as it only worked once and never again.

Struggled to cut thin crisscross fencing. It's maybe 4-5mm in width so that's super disappointing. Didn't even try it on metal, would probably be more hazardous than anything.I guess it's okay in a pinch, but I wouldn't rely on this for anything. But its light and convenient to use I guess.

No tiene fuerza. Una mala compra

I wasn't particularly looking for a reciprocating saw, but I do have some uses for one so when I came across this one by KuAfu, I decided to get it.I did not need a really heavy-duty saw as I would only have occasional jobs for it, so this seemed a good compromise of price and capability.The saw is cordless and is powered by a 12V 2.0Ah battery. It comes with a battery charger, and it is a fast charger so once the battery is depleted you can have it up and running again in about an hour.The saw is tool-less which means you can change blades very quickly and very easily. All you need to do is rotate the chuck, swap blades, lock it back into place, and you are good to go. The saw comes with five blades: two for cutting metal and three for cutting wood.I charged up the battery and went outside to test it on a few small branches. It went though some small limbs - maybe 1" to 1.5" in size - without a problem.I next attempted a harder task and tried it on a piece of 4" by 1" timber. It's easy enough to operate one handed but it takes a little time to find what speed is best for the task in hand. The saw is variable stroke between 0 and 3000SPM.Initially, I tried with the saw blade going too fast but once I slowed it down and found the right speed it cut through the 4" by 1" in about 90 seconds. I did not notice any deterioration in cutting speed from beginning to end.Compared to a typical cordless drill battery the saw's battery seems small, but it is claimed that it will provide 20 to 30 minutes of work time which for my purposes is more than enough.Overall, I am pleased with this saw. It was better made than I expected for the price and it was up to doing the jobs I had that needed doing. It's not for heavy-duty continuous use but if like me you want the convenience of a reciprocating saw for odd jobs then I can recommend this one.

Got it because of the size and shape and I thought it would be handy charged it overnight and it would not even cut through a quarter inch piece of wood. Put it back on the charger to see if that was the problem after a couple of days tried it again and now it won't come on at all.