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EGO Power+ 16" 56-Volt Cordless Brushless Chainsaw w/ 4.0Ah Battery & Charger

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Amazon has EGO Power+ 16" 56-Volt Cordless Brushless Chainsaw w/ 4.0Ah Battery & Charger (CS1613) for $209.99. Shipping is free.

Alternatively, Ace Hardware has EGO Power+ 16" 56-Volt Cordless Brushless Chainsaw w/ 4.0Ah Battery & Charger (CS1613) for $209. Select free store pickup where stock permits.

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Product Features:
  • 16" Bar & Chain
  • 40CC Gas Equivalent
  • Up to 220 cuts on a 4x4 with included 4.0Ah ARC Lithium battery
  • 20 M/S Chain Speed
  • High-Efficiency Brushless Motor
  • Tool Free Bar and Chain Adjustments
  • Low Kickback Chain Design with Brake Indicator

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Update: This popular deal is still available.

Amazon has EGO Power+ 16" 56-Volt Cordless Brushless Chainsaw w/ 4.0Ah Battery & Charger (CS1613) for $209.99. Shipping is free.

Alternatively, Ace Hardware has EGO Power+ 16" 56-Volt Cordless Brushless Chainsaw w/ 4.0Ah Battery & Charger (CS1613) for $209. Select free store pickup where stock permits.

Thanks to Deal Editor Corwin for finding this deal.

Product Features:
  • 16" Bar & Chain
  • 40CC Gas Equivalent
  • Up to 220 cuts on a 4x4 with included 4.0Ah ARC Lithium battery
  • 20 M/S Chain Speed
  • High-Efficiency Brushless Motor
  • Tool Free Bar and Chain Adjustments
  • Low Kickback Chain Design with Brake Indicator

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Model: EGO Power+ CS1613 16 in. 56 V Battery Chainsaw Kit (Battery & Charger)

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BluePocket413
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For anyone wondering, I calculated the RPM and m/s of both saws, since EGO is so kind as to give different measurements for the 16" (20m/s) and the 18" (11,000rpm).

The 16" saw has a chain speed of 20m/s which calculates out to a motor RPM of 12,114.
The 18" saw has an (motor) RPM of 11,000 which calculates out to a chain speed of 18.16m/s.

***EDIT***
I think I used the wrong chain pitch in my original calculations (0.325" instead of 0.375"). Correcting that ends up being:

11,000 RPM and 20.95m/s for the 18"
20m/s and 10,499 RPM for the 16".

Seems more accurate, especially since the 16" is almost 10,500 RPM which seems like something they would spec. That's what I get for researching and doing calculations while I'm supposed to be sleeping.
Beardown34
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I also bought this kit at $249 last year. It's awesome, but don't pretend that it matches a gas powered chainsaw.

Also worth nothing, using a lower rated battery (ie 2.5 Ah vs 5Ah) doesn't just affect the duration of usage, it also affects the maximum output, at least with regards to this chainsaw. Meaning, if you used both a fully charged 2.5Ah and a fully charged 5Ah battery, not only will the 2.5Ah battery run out faster, but it will also bog down under a lighter load than the 5Ah will.
CrimsonWren353
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The 16 is more than enough, I have the 18 and almost always reach for the 16. It's lighter and seems to have more oomph. Also 16" chains are slightly cheaper than 18".

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BigFontana
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Weird, I just bought some generic EGO batteries to try out and figured I would see what the price was on the chainsaw. I saw this on Amazon and came here to see if it was a decent price, and I guess this was the cheapest its been in awhile! The generic 5AH battery I bought was $110. I feel like I should return the generic batteries I bought and just buy another chainsaw set.
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Great price, I paid $240 for this kit last year. This is one of, if not the best, battery powered chainsaws out there.
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What about the "18 variant? Worth the extra $40?
https://a.co/d/8yHvXqO

Higher rpms + longer bar

If you're using a chase credit card, Amazon is 5% cash back.
Last edited by Mart_in May 1, 2023 at 06:13 PM.
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redrider218
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Quote from Mart_in :
What about the "18 variant? Worth the extra $40?

Higher rpms and longer bar?
Where did you see the 18" for only $40 more? I'm seeing full price $329
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Mart_in
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Quote from redrider218 :
Where did you see the 18" for only $40 more? I'm seeing full price $329
https://a.co/d/8yHvXqO
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Ntcdvm
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Quote from Mart_in :
What about the "18 variant? Worth the extra $40?
https://a.co/d/8yHvXqO

Higher rpms + longer bar

If you're using a chase credit card, Amazon is 5% cash back.
It is great but the 4 amp battery can go quick. I have a couple 5 amps from others to rotate and I can keep going for hours on our hard as hell oaks. Maybe not a complete gas replacement but damn near as close as I've seen.
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wwjrd
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Quote from BigFontana :
Weird, I just bought some generic EGO batteries to try out and figured I would see what the price was on the chainsaw. I saw this on Amazon and came here to see if it was a decent price, and I guess this was the cheapest its been in awhile! The generic 5AH battery I bought was $110. I feel like I should return the generic batteries I bought and just buy another chainsaw set.
The reason I haven't gone for ego yet is I keep seeing this same thing... Basically people just keep buying tools with batteries since the batteries are so overpriced. I understand selling them may make it a slicker deal but it's still more on your to do list.

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Hans_Gruber
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Is the 4AH Ego battery the shrinkflation version?
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Beardown34
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I also bought this kit at $249 last year. It's awesome, but don't pretend that it matches a gas powered chainsaw.

Also worth nothing, using a lower rated battery (ie 2.5 Ah vs 5Ah) doesn't just affect the duration of usage, it also affects the maximum output, at least with regards to this chainsaw. Meaning, if you used both a fully charged 2.5Ah and a fully charged 5Ah battery, not only will the 2.5Ah battery run out faster, but it will also bog down under a lighter load than the 5Ah will.
Last edited by Beardown34 May 1, 2023 at 08:26 PM.
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BluePocket413
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For anyone wondering, I calculated the RPM and m/s of both saws, since EGO is so kind as to give different measurements for the 16" (20m/s) and the 18" (11,000rpm).

The 16" saw has a chain speed of 20m/s which calculates out to a motor RPM of 12,114.
The 18" saw has an (motor) RPM of 11,000 which calculates out to a chain speed of 18.16m/s.

***EDIT***
I think I used the wrong chain pitch in my original calculations (0.325" instead of 0.375"). Correcting that ends up being:

11,000 RPM and 20.95m/s for the 18"
20m/s and 10,499 RPM for the 16".

Seems more accurate, especially since the 16" is almost 10,500 RPM which seems like something they would spec. That's what I get for researching and doing calculations while I'm supposed to be sleeping.
Last edited by BluePocket413 May 4, 2023 at 08:34 PM.
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As someone who has only borrowed a chainsaw when needed, but would like to get one for those occasions (and the extra battery for my other tools), will the 16" be plenty or will I end up regretting not getting the 18"? I rarely ever cut actual trees or large limbs and if the 18" is always going to need a bigger demand for even the smaller cuts, I'm thinking the 16" is fine?
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jace_xiong
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Quote from ekohlmann :
As someone who has only borrowed a chainsaw when needed, but would like to get one for those occasions (and the extra battery for my other tools), will the 16" be plenty or will I end up regretting not getting the 18"? I rarely ever cut actual trees or large limbs and if the 18" is always going to need a bigger demand for even the smaller cuts, I'm thinking the 16" is fine?
16" is plenty. Remember that you'll be able to cut both sides of any tree/limb so think of it as being able to cut a 32' tree. From BluePocket413 calculations I wonder if its the same motor with a longer bar/chain so it's producing less as you go longer.
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Quote from ekohlmann :
As someone who has only borrowed a chainsaw when needed, but would like to get one for those occasions (and the extra battery for my other tools), will the 16" be plenty or will I end up regretting not getting the 18"? I rarely ever cut actual trees or large limbs and if the 18" is always going to need a bigger demand for even the smaller cuts, I'm thinking the 16" is fine?
The 16 is more than enough, I have the 18 and almost always reach for the 16. It's lighter and seems to have more oomph. Also 16" chains are slightly cheaper than 18".
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Quote from BigFontana :
Weird, I just bought some generic EGO batteries to try out and figured I would see what the price was on the chainsaw. I saw this on Amazon and came here to see if it was a decent price, and I guess this was the cheapest its been in awhile! The generic 5AH battery I bought was $110. I feel like I should return the generic batteries I bought and just buy another chainsaw set.
You should probably just buy a real gas chainsaw so you aren't rebuying new sets just for batteries.😭😭
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