Saw BOSCH Keo, 0600861900 Review

I recommend. If there was a new choice of which saw to buy. I would again choose a Bosch cordless saw, only modified. with two batteries!

Different pros: I agree with all the positive reviews. I will add that this device has been working for me since 2022 (Proof - see the production date in the picture), it is regularly used. Useful tool. The battery holds a charge quite well, despite many years of active use and wintering in an unheated barn in the country. Bosch well done Has some cons: I agree that you need to be careful with the connector. Once I repaired the wire - I tore it off when I took it out of the connector.

I generally adore good helpers in the garden. There is a battery sprayer and other tools. Has pros: By myself, without the help of men, I cut branches from the bushes. On battery! No cords. Takes a long time to charge. Two modes: with a latch and without it, just a file. Has cons: For me, no. They write, a fragile socket for charging. I try to be super careful. Where to hurry? Put on your glasses! )

I've been using it for three years now, and it works well for cutting small branches. However, I have also used it to cut heavy branches for firewood, but I had to release it quickly because the passport instructs you to cut branches with a diameter of 10 to 30 millimeters. Has some pros: High-quality saw blades that are easy to use after some initial adjustment time Its cons: A non-removable battery, for a brand like Bosch, it would be conceivable to build a battery-slider work with one, put…

It’s suitable for thin branches, I’ve been using it for 3 years now, I’ve also sawn thick branches for firewood but a quick discharge, the passport says to cut a diameter of 10-30mm. Some pros: Comfortable, but takes some getting used to, quality saw blades With its cons: A non-removable battery, for a brand like Bosch, it would be possible to make a battery-slider work with one, put the second on charge, and if you saw thick branches of 50-70mm, the battery quickly runs out

With its pros: Convenient thing. You need to get used to it a little. Now I'm completely lazy - I only work with a file. I surprised the battery with its capacity (in the sense it lasts for a long time). Cons below: Of course, a strange decision about the design of the charger socket, but not critical.

Unbiased insights on this product.Pros: Comfortable handle, can be operated with one hand Has cons: The power supply has a not very convenient connector.

Hello everyone! My opinion on it.During use, I sawed a bunch of trees, never let me down, the charge does not last long, but there is time to drink coffee.

The saw is good, but not for long - a year or two and the battery will begin to sag, and it will be difficult to replace it. And it’s not very good to wait until it’s charged, it’s better to replace the discharged one with a charged one. In short, the saw is good, but not for long-term work

For this price, we have 1 built-in battery and, as it were, an electric Bosch jigsaw, compared to this thing, it’s just a rocket . it barely moves in my opinion, so of course something similar from competitors costs twice as much, there is no wow effect in short, a cheap thing

I used it very little, in the summer a couple of times a month, but it covered itself almost immediately after the end of the warranty, after 2.5 years, it stupidly stopped showing signs of life, it turned out that the welded contact fell off the battery. Here is the vaunted build quality.

At the vacation home, one of the most important jobs is to prune the bushes and trees. From my vantage point, I would rate the unit's performance on this mission as a five with a minus for certain. if only we took into account the possibility that there are more professional instruments. However, if you have six acres with a significant number of bushes and fruit trees, the most you should remove at once is ten centimeters off the diameter of a healthy apple tree. I never regret buying. two…

I have been putting a significant amount of time and effort into utilizing it over the course of the past two seasons. You might use the term "semi-professional" instead:). I have already cut more than a hundred branches, ranging from thin to ten centimeters in diameter. It performs quite well as a cutting tool both with and without its shafts. In recent times, I have been able to drink without incident. It is not something I require because it is simply used to cling to branches. If you press…

An excellent saw, I bought it - I loaded it - I saw it, it takes an apple tree perfectly, small branches - very easily, large ones - but with difficulty it takes. The large branch in the photo sawed for about a long time, little by little from different sides.

I bought it for the construction of a gazebo and a shed in the country house, since there is no light in the country house. The overall impression is excellent . it cuts everything . both metal and wood . and in short everything :)) I struggled with the choice for a long time, but due to financial constraints, I had to stop at this model . and now the specifics: on a fully charged battery, I sawed 15 boards wide 5 cm. And 15 cm high. A garden saw . basically for cutting branches . but I also…

￭ I have been using it for 2 seasons and at the same time very intensively. You can say "semi-professional" :). I have already sawed more than one hundred branches: from thin, up to 10 cm. It cuts very well both with and without its shafts. Lately I've been drinking without a hitch. Personally, I do not need it, it only clings to branches. If you press it to the stop, then it's fine. I see a lot ofcomplaints about the breakdown of the tricky charging plug (it's a 4-pin DIN). Apparently, having

the main task is to trim the bushes and trees in the summer cottage. from my point of view, the unit copes with this task by five with a minus for sure. minus only for the fact that perhaps there are more professional tools. but for six acres with a sufficient number of bushes and fruit trees - it's the most: 10 cm of the diameter of a living apple tree cuts at once! I never regret buying. two days off (two weeks) in mode - normal flight.

Bought for pruning the garden, that is, branches. It is impossible to work: vibration, jamming on branches of any thickness. It is impossible to cut accurately - it jumps off, the cut is not even. As a result, the tree only hurts, do not smear with pitch, since the cut is all "torn". Where there is a fork of branches, it is impossible to work, just do not crawl to where you need to saw off a branch. And besides pruning the garden, it will not work anywhere: it is sharpened for round branches…

The model is sound, however there are several aspects of it that could use a little more consideration. They could have given a removable cover for the saw, similar to what is done on chain saws, but instead they went with an extremely awkward storage case. A few words regarding the branches that are "biting": Always speed up the saw before beginning to cut, and under no circumstances should you allow it to come to a complete stop; if you do, you will not only fail to cut the branch, but you…

There is a particular requirement for cutting, and that requirement is that you must begin your cut with an electric saw from the edge of the board that is closest to you. Be sure to let the tool rest between cuts because sawing "on weight" causes a significant amount of vibration, which in turn activates the lock and causes the battery to run down more quickly. The benefits of it include: I decided to purchase it as an alternative to a reciprocating saw, and I am glad that I did so. Firewood…