Through vines and wood no chain loss and no pinching!! Awesome job!!!

I bought 2 of these and they are great machines...

Had mine about two years, just for around the house. Can't fault it for the price, had to use the warranty as the pull starter went on mine but it was replaced with zero hassle, three year warranty!!. I think the pull starter is the weakest point on the saw, it's a plastic toothed mechanism that can break quite easily so be careful to make sure you always have the decompression valve pressed in while starting it.

Nice review. I've had my Hyundai chainsaw for nearly 2 years now, it has performed faultlessly, always starts easily and has undertaken tasks above and beyond the call of duty. An absolute bargain.

Have got 2 of these hybundai chainsaws, for the money you really can't go wrong. Have had them for 2 years got through a fair bit of work felling small to medium trees. Only real issue is a failure of the starting pull cord as the plastic inserts failed. I would definitely recommend

Bought one of these after watching this review. For an ocasional use saw you can't fault it. Plenty of power, also came with a spare chain and a file. Didn't get that with my Stihl. Used it for a few hours today and it's already paid for itself. Diolch Gruff. :)

That's a Beast for the price. I'm gonna get one built a cabin in the woods away from this crazy world! Great review, 👍

I have one of these and my first time using it it broke within 5 minutes! Hyundai sent out a replacement part to be fair but it then broke again in a different place. They sent a new saw this time and I used it all day Friday felling large Sitka spruces and it performed just as well as the other saws which were all Stihl. Only thing id recommended for you if you are going to use it is watch the chain brake. It’s not the most sturdy construction in the world, particularly a tiny metal pin on the plastic inside that is prone to falling out rendering the brake useless. Always use the decompression valve to. My starter recoil shattered on mine so they ain’t made for repeated pulling so you wanna get this thing started in as few pulls as possible. Finally, run a .325 3/8 file over the chain as while the stock chain is surprisingly good quality you can hone the edge much more as I found out.

Put some chainsaw safety gloves dude and you are the best of all

MY NAMES JAIME AMERO FROM CANADA . I JUST ORDERED ONE OF THESE SAWS FROM EBAY . COST 403 $ CANADIAN . I THINK IT WILL BE WORTH IT. CAN'T WAIT FOR IT TO COME. ORDER IT FROM THE UK . . LOOKS JUST AS GOOD AS ANY OTHER SAW. MY FATHER HAD STIHL SAWS AND THEY WAS NOT THAT GOOD . THEY WAS ARIGHT .THIS SAW LOOKS AMAZING. LOOKS LIKE IT HAS LOTS OF POWER. GREAT CHAINSAW. I HAVE A OLD CHAINSAW NOW A PIONEER PARTNER FROM THE 1980'S.WITH A 16 INC BAR. GOOD POWER CUTS GREAT. THIS NEW HYUNDAI 62 CC . SHOULD BE AMAZING . YOU DID A GREAT VIDEO GREAT JOB CUTTING . I WATCHED YOUR VIDEO BEFORE I ORDERED THIS SAW . WELL FROM CANADA THANK'S AGAIN GREAT VIDEO.

Nice to see a demo video of the product, bought a PiPE 6220 first as cutting felled trees for firewood, easy to use but have issues with parts. Hyundai replaced parts for free with no issues as the warranty covers it. Now in possesion with the HYC6200X, a little better but again you pay for what you get, far better than spending £300 plus for a well-known brand. So long you use for light household use it's a good product.

I bought a husqvarna hedge trimmer last year and also a Hyundai 3in1 multi tool and I can guarantee if I was to go out to the shed now and try and start the Husqvarna I’d be still pulling the cord at at midnight but the Hyundai three pulls and it’s up and running really impressed with it. And as I’m in the market for a chainsaw I think you know which way I’m going with that. I only need one for when ones needed like today when I lost out on a load of wood when a tree came down in the village blocking the lane.🤬🤬🤬🤬

had one for a year or so, hammerd it to deth clearling land at my mates as we are building a medeval smiddy hasnt let me down so far and has plenty grunt but we will see how good it is soon as i have built a mill for it now and i'm going to see if i can mill some trees, after i build a winch and pull them out from where they are just now!!

Well done Dai ! Great job, good honest review !

Very pleased with mine...not as good as my stihl, but on par with my echo....for the money it's an absolute steal...heavier but not majorly.

Bought one of these based on your video. Arrived today, easy to put together, filled it up and started very easily. Am yet to cut anything but it’s for home use for logs (some pretty big) for firewood. Have had an electric one for years, it was great but lacked portability.

Bought one today, thanks, your review helped my choice

Great video..based on your review I will be purchasing one of these as a second saw to my Stihl. 🤔👍

Great review. Thanks, I'm going to purchase one

Looks identical to the Parker brand saw, just a different colour, think these are generic Chinese made, but great value for money 👍

I’d be proud to own one and the price is right too.

Be nice if they included a little driver that actually fits those low/high set screws, no biggie though.

To make this chainsaw longer live repleca air filter for paper filter with adaptor from alliexpres. All this chainsaw are chines . 52 , 58, 61 ,62 cc this same.

The other thing to consider is if you get broken into its not the end of the world to have a cheap saw go missing

Have the same, and it's ok-ish. Cold start is always a problem though. For sure nice for the price.

Nice

I had a Hyundai HYC5620. First impressions were very good but those positive impressions didn't last long. Despite the Hyundai label it is no different to the many cheap Chinese imports that come with a variety of different names. Ok for one or two jobs, but if you want something that will last or you need to use it regularly I found it soon became frustrating scrap.

Awesome that m8...👍

Chain sounds to tight & dry. Wicked saw for the money.

How do find starting it from cold? Have you got any tips to make life a bit easier? I've had mine fire up on the 2nd pull and other times I'm knackered after putting so much energy into getting it going. I've used chainsaws for over 20 years so experienced enough. I don't know if I've been lucky or if other people have been unlucky but for the most part I think the Hyundai chainsaws are great value for money. Like a lot of people I was disappointed and felt a bit cheated to find that they're Chinese made with the brand name stuck on. Even then, the fact that they offer a 3 year warranty on their stuff has to be a good thing as they won't want to continually send out replacement parts. I've got the 62cc model you're using here. The only thing that did concern me from the beginning was the flimsy looking chain tensioner. Sure enough, after some solid use the plastic around the tensioner screw had slowly melted and the teeth on the little cog/screw things were all chewed up so I couldn't adjust the chain. The UK importer who deal with the warranties asked for photos and an explanation of what happened. Once they got them a new part came a few days later no problem! I can see it going again before the 3 years is up. After that I'll have to buy the part which isn't the end of the world. But considering that the husqvarna equivalent was six times the price of this saw and it didn't come with an extra chain or a bag I don't mind paying. Even then if I got fed up with the saw I can sell it for spares or repair and buy a brand new one with another 3yr warranty! I've worked mine quite hard some days, felling and cross cutting 24" main trunk no problem. I also have the 2400w electric chainsaw with a 16" bar. Plenty power, doesn't need tools, it's got a nifty self tensioning feature on it which is great. I paid £76 for a new refurbished model with a 12 month warranty. Its practically maintenance free and you don't have to faff on with petrol and a pull start. Cuts through 16" logs no problem. And my favourite is the 60v battery powered chainsaw with a 12" bar. Again almost completely maintenance free, just a brush down after use. You don't need any tools, the tensioner is on the side and dead easy to adjust it. The battery lasts about the same time as a tank of 2 stroke petrol so having a spare charging while the other is being used is advised. I was lucky. Brand new saw on offer for £200 with a 3yr warranty. I tracked down another battery which came with a charger, then I saw two more advertised, so I've got an incredibly easy to use saw, maintenance free (mostly) and 4 batteries means i can use it all day. I regularly cut through 12" logs and branches with it, it does shorten the battery life but I've got 3 spares😀 The quality isn't quite there with stihl or husqvarna but that's not a problem, they'll last me for years at a fraction of the cost of the big brands saws. I only meant to ask if you had any tips to make cold starting a bit easier and more consistent, I ended up doing a review of my three Hyundai chainsaws! I haven't used my stihl or husky for ages now, partly because they need a good service and some parts replacing after using them for years, but other than one saw having a slightly flimsy tensioner and can be a pain to start when it's deciding to be awkward, it's a pleasure to use these saws, the electric and battery saws make life so much easier to start, use, and clean afterwards. Overall, not perfect (apart from the battery saw which is perfect!) but amazing value for money 👍 I should be on commission from Hyundai 😀

I also have a Hyundai HYC5620. Hey can anyone tell me, which chain do I need to buy as replacement part? Can not find any official info on that...

JUST WATCHED YOUR VIDEO IT WAS REALY GOOD LIKE YOU HAVE BEEN USING STIHL SAWS FOR YEARS BUT MY 14 IN ONE WHICH I HAVE 2 YEARS IS GREAT BUT IS ALWAYS PINCHEING WHING IT KEPT DOING TODAY . I HAVE BEEN THINKING OFF ONE OF THESE SAWS . ONE QUESTION I WOULD LIKE TO ASK YOU WHERE DID YOU BUY ONE FOR £100 THE ONES I AM SEEING ARE A £150. AND DID YOU BUY FROM A DEALER . I CAN ONLY FIND THE ON HYUNDAI WEB PAGE AND I DONT LIKE BUYING WITHOUT SEEING .

Would have like to known how many teath on the sprocket internal or external clutch you know important data

What model is this chain saw m8 and were can I get one I've been to Argos and BAnd Q in Glasgow they all look pretty flimsey to me that saw would do the light tree work JD

Diolch Gwenyn!

Your technique of slicing the top and then going under and up, is this the proper way to cut, or just your preference, is there any reasoning behind it?

Whats the difference between this saw and the P1 ?

Looks good although it's now £160, or did you get a special deal.

I like ya coat where can I get one

would you recommend the saw?

I own one of these I also own many stihl chainsaws and I can say the Hyundai when I first had it the recoil was that stiff it was almost impossible to start

what language is this? it seems familiar a little bit like English perhaps? I can't seem to get subtitles

How much

What is it chainsaw very not good Chinese

they 159 quid now ....dam

Cheapest I’ve seen it is £160

Ok, But try cutting some real wood not Twigs!!

When you never handled a chainsaw before

Shit product. I ordered the carving model, around 25 cc I believe. I had high hopes because of the top brand name Hyundai. They make super solid high quality products, cars, excavators and they are one of the few car making companies investing and making hydrogen driven cars. However... they dilute their name by this product, it's a shitty product and it keeps running, I just can't stop it from running, it overheats quickly, the canister to mix the gasoline with the oil leaks when you start shaking it... I want to return it after just having used it for 1 minute. I found out that Hyunday Powertools is a spin out of the Hyundai corporation. So a company paid a lot of money for basically selling shit under the brandname Hyundai. It has nothing to do anymore with the Hyundai superbrand. Brandnames fool people all the time and many top brands want to profit from the lower and medium section of their market and rent out their name to be sticked on low end products.

Noisy. I much prefer my Husqvarna cordless battery chainsaw. Petrol chainsaws are a thing of the past.

The accent is crazy...for me hard to understand. From which country is this guy...