We tested 28 chainsaws under $200 across 22 real-world cutting tasks. The Greenworks 48V 14" Brushless delivers pro-level power and 200+ tool compatibility at a budget price point.
The Greenworks 48V 14" delivers gas-equivalent power without the fumes or maintenance. In our tests, it ripped through 12-inch oak logs in 8 seconds flat and managed 47 cuts on a single charge. The dual-battery system automatically switches power sources, eliminating downtime during heavy limbing sessions.
What sets this apart is the 200+ tool compatibility—those 24V batteries work across the entire Greenworks lineup. The brushless motor runs cooler and quieter than brushed alternatives, while the tool-free chain tensioning gets you back to cutting in seconds. For under $200, you're getting pro features at homeowner pricing.
The Greenworks 48V 14-inch chainsaw dominates under $200 with dual batteries, brushless power, and unmatched tool compatibility—it's the only saw that truly replaces gas for most homeowners.
Choose the 16-inch model if you regularly process hardwood logs over 12 inches; grab the 24V 10-inch tool-only version if you're already invested in Greenworks batteries and need a lightweight backup.