Chain Saws Under $200
Greenworks 20262
Automatic Oiler, Chain Break, Oil Level Window, Toolless Tensioner
WORX WG303.1
Automatic Oiler, Oil Level Window, Toolless Tensioner
Gas Chainsaws Under $200
| Brand Model | Engine Size | Weight (lbs) | Fuel Tank Size (ozs) | Bar Length | Price | |
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46 cc | 14 lbs | 9 ozs | 18 in | $ | |
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42 cc | 15.7 lbs | 9 ozs | 14 in | $ | |
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42 cc | 14.5 lbs | 9 ozs | 16 in | $ | |
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42 cc | 15 lbs | 9 ozs | 18 in | $ | |
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46 cc | 15 lbs | 9 ozs | 20 in | $$ |
Cordless Chainsaws Under $200
| Brand Model | Battery Capacity | Power | Weight (lbs) | Bar Length | Price | |
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2.0 Ah | 40 Volt | 6 lbs | 12 in | $ | |
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4.0 Ah | 40 Volt | 12.9 lbs | 12 in | $$ | |
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2.0 Ah | 20 Volt | 7.25 lbs | 10 in | $ | |
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1.0 Ah | 20 Volt | 7.9 lbs | 6 in | $ | |
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2.0 Ah | 24 Volt | 7.85 lbs | 10 in | $ |
Electric Chain Saws Under $200
| Brand Model | Power | Weight (lbs) | Bar Length | Price | |
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14.5 AMP | 11 lbs | 16 in | $$ | |
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15 AMP | 12 lbs | 18 in | $$ | |
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14 AMP | 9.7 lbs | 18 in | $ | |
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8 AMP | 7.94 lbs | 14 in | $ | |
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9 AMP | 7.7 lbs | 14 in | $ |
Looking for the best chain saws under $200? You have gas, cordless and electric options available to you.
For gas chainsaws under $200 we favored Remington due to their favorable customer ratings and overall power. The average weight of the gas chainsaws we reviewed here is 14.84 pounds. You also have the option of 14, 16, 18 or 20 inch chainsaw bar, depending on what type of work you’ll be doing.
You have wide spectrum of cordless chainsaws under $200 to choose from. Note the various battery capacities that tends to correlate with the weights of each saw. Greenworks cordless saws are fan favorites in the casual use category.
Last, but not least, the electric chainsaws under $200 offer some very solid options. The WORX WG303.1 is great chainsaw for the price. It offers plenty of power and durability.
When deciding on the best chainsaws under 200 dollars consider the following factors: Portability, Duration of Use (ie. hours per day) and work load (Size of the trees, branches). If you’re giving each one of these factors a high score, then a gas chainsaw is most likely your best option. Of course, personal preference is always a factor when choosing the right chainsaw for you.