
Greenworks
The Greenworks 24V Brushless Cordless Reciprocating Saw is a compact, lightweight tool designed for demolition, pruning, and cutting tasks in tight spaces. It features a brushless motor delivering up to 2,700 strokes per minute and a 1 1/8-inch stroke length, offering strong performance for its size. The tool is compatible with the entire Greenworks 24V battery ecosystem, making it a versatile option for DIYers and light-trade professionals.
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Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers praise the Greenworks 24V saw for its impressive power and surprising cut speed on various materials, attributing this to the brushless motor and smooth variable trigger. They highlight its maneuverability for overhead work but criticize the lack of orbital action and LED lights, categorizing it as a solid entry-level saw best suited for professionals who prioritize portability over heavy-duty features.
What Users Say
Everyday users commonly praise the tool's ease of use, particularly its ability to cut through nails and wood like butter, and appreciate the convenience of sharing batteries with other Greenworks tools. However, recurring complaints focus on short runtime when cutting metal, the frustration of working without an LED light, and hand fatigue caused by vibration during extended use.
Common Complaints
Short runtime on tough jobs like metal cutting, lack of LED light for low-visibility work, and hand fatigue due to vibration and lack of rubber overmold.
What People Are Saying
“one-handed operation in tight spaces”
“cuts nails/wood like butter”
“swaps with my Greenworks drill”
“perfect for pruning branches, demoing old shelves”
“2.0Ah dies after 20-30 cuts in metal”
“frustrating in garages”
How It Compares
vs. DeWalt 20V DCS367
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Choose DeWalt for lighter weight and better ergonomics, or Greenworks for slightly more aggressive cutting power.
vs. Milwaukee 18V M12 FUEL
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Choose Milwaukee for maximum portability and speed, or Greenworks for a more powerful stroke in a slightly larger package.
vs. Ryobi 18V One+
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Choose Ryobi for higher SPM and budget-friendly pricing, or Greenworks for a more robust stroke length.