
Worx
The Worx Nitro WX520L.9 is a 20V cordless circular saw featuring a brushless motor and a 7.25-inch blade, designed to deliver professional-grade cutting performance in a lightweight, ergonomic package. It offers a cutting depth of 2-9/16 inches at 90 degrees and a no-load speed of 6,100 RPM, making it suitable for framing, decking, and plywood work. The tool is part of the Power Share ecosystem, allowing compatibility with various battery capacities to extend runtime.
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Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers and editors praise the Worx Nitro WX520L.9 for its exceptional power-to-weight ratio and brushless efficiency. It is positioned as a 'Max' brushless option in the 20V class, ideal for professionals and DIYers who prioritize portability and maneuverability over raw power. The consensus highlights its value as a lightweight full-size saw that delivers professional cutting capacity for standard lumber and plywood.
What Users Say
Everyday consumers generally praise the saw for its surprising power in a lightweight body and the impressive runtime provided by 4Ah batteries. Users frequently mention its ease of use for overhead cuts and suitability for deck projects. However, recurring complaints focus on the battery draining fast on hardwoods, the blade guard sticking, and the lack of included batteries for new users.
Common Complaints
Battery drains fast on hardwoods without PRO pack, blade guard sticks occasionally, needs better dust ejection, tool-only sucks if you're new to Worx ecosystem.
What People Are Saying
“Cuts like a beast—ripped through 2x10s no problem”
“Battery life is insane with 4Ah—lasted whole deck project”
“Super light and balanced, easy for overhead cuts”
“Battery drains fast on hardwoods without PRO pack”
“Blade guard sticks occasionally and needs better dust ejection”
How It Compares
vs. DeWalt DCS570 (20V)
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Choose Worx for portability and speed; choose DeWalt for raw power and ecosystem depth.
vs. Makita XSH06PT (18V)
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Choose Worx for a budget-friendly lightweight option; choose Makita for premium build and smoother performance.
vs. Ryobi PBLCS300 (18V)
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Choose Worx for higher speed and ecosystem flexibility; choose Ryobi for the lowest price point.