Good product and easy to use. Works very well

I own many of the EGO products - self propelled mower, leaf blower, string trimmer, multi purpose tool with battery with the hedger attachment and now the pole saw attachment. I am sold on all the battery operated products and would highly recommend them.

Easy to assemble and worked perfectly limbing branches.

Perhaps a bit heavy with the 5amp battery, but it does the job well and dependably. I have a number of willow trees that regularly require attention. I use an extension as well so I can get to the heights I desire.

Excellent outil. Il coupe bien, simple a assembler. J'ai eu de la difficulté a l'avoir a cause des vendeurs tierce d'Amazon marketplace qui ne voulaient pas l'expédier a mon adresse mais le dernier a été le bon. EROK.CA Thank you !

Home improvements

Love this tool fit my ego motor kit tool with the extention purchased. Cuts beautifully

Works very well for trimming tree branches

I recently added the EGO Pole Saw Attachment to my expanding EGO tool collection, and it has quickly become a standout performer in tackling tree maintenance tasks. This pole saw attachment seamlessly connects to the EGO Power+ Power Head PH1400 (available separately), enhancing the versatility of the EGO system.What sets this pole saw apart is its impressive features, starting with the automatic lubrication system. This feature ensures smooth operation and allows me to work continuously until the job is done. The Oregon Micro-Lite Narrow-Kerf cutting system, featuring a Narrow-Kerf sprocket nose and double guard bars, is a testament to the attention to detail in design.The EGO attachments are clearly designed with precision for the EGO Power+ Power Head System. This ensures not only compatibility but also the highest quality, performance, and overall value. The seamless integration of the pole saw attachment with the power head system is a testament to EGO's commitment to delivering top-notch tools.Powered by the industry's first and most advanced 56V arc lithium battery (available separately), the EGO Pole Saw Attachment brings the power and performance of petrol without the associated noise, fuss, and fumes. This aligns perfectly with EGO's commitment to providing a cleaner and more efficient alternative.In practical terms, this pole saw is a game-changer. It effortlessly handled very large branches, making quick work of cleaning up an oak tree in my yard. I was impressed by its capability, slicing through branches as thick as 8 inches in diameter with ease. The combination of power and precision truly sets this pole saw apart.Overall, the EGO Pole Saw Attachment is a must-have for anyone with an EGO Power+ system. It adds another layer of functionality to an already impressive lineup of tools. If you're looking for a powerful, reliable, and environmentally friendly pole saw, this is the one to get. Highly recommended! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

You don't have to do what I did... but I got this thing, had a blast, and then promptly went to Lowe's to get an 18" bar and chain combo that fits the saw, almost double the size. With a new chainsaw chain, I have felled 3 mature pine trees with this pole saw. If you're using it for residential application, it is more than sufficient power to get done what you need. You just need to keep the bar and chain clean after use, and don't "bite off more than you can chew" ... meaning don't fell an entire tree from the bottom or you'll get bound up... Start at the top of the tree and work your way down. This is my favorite tool in the EGO line, my string trimmer and mower are awesome too. I wound up returning the edger because I didn't use it as much as I thought I would, the string trimmer does the trick for me, but I've never really edged my yard. If you do edge your yard regularly then go ahead and the edger works great, but I'd rather spend those dollars on other things like more batteries or a different attachment. I bought the hedger thinking I may return it, but it has proven to be very handy as well, I'll also be keeping that one. I bought 2 blowers, the 650 CFM one and the 765 CFM one. I found out there was a more powerful blower so I wanted that one instead, but I kept both when I found out the batteries are close to the cost of the 650 CF + Battery combo. I have tackled and transformed 2 yards that have had 15 years of neglect, I spent about $2k total in tools but that's the cost I would have paid a tree company to remove one of my trees. Totally worth it.

Already had an Ego 65 cfm leaf blower and got so frustrated at my Stihl tools I decided to go with Ego's multi head setup that uses the same battery.It doesn't even take a minute to switch heads and the performance is terrific. No fighting with the choke, don't worry about spilling gas when you put it down, starts each and every time, and recharges relatively quickly.The pole saw, this product, works great too - well balanced, cuts super fast and made ridiculously short work of trimming large limbs that dangled closer and closer over our driveway as summer progressed.I did in half an hour what would have taken me hours without this tool.

I simply attached it to my multi-head ego tool and just went on my way to terrorize a bunch of trees

It's hard to write a review that's just for the PSA1000, since it's really an accessory for the PH1400. If you want to read my review of the PH1400, you can find it on the PH1400's product page.I have a Black and Decker pole saw (with extension), because I moved to an acre with a lot of trees, but thought that the pruning was just going to be light-duty, and infrequent. I also had an investment in 20 and 40V B&D batteries and equipment, so it seemed like a logical way to go.My experience with EGO equipment started with the purchase of a lawn mower kit (with battery and charger). Since then I've purchased a blower, a PH1400, an EP7500, and this item. The cost of the batteries is prohibitive enough that I pretty much use my 5Ah battery for everything. This purchase may change that.So, the experience with my Black and Decker pole saw was less than stellar. It was lightweight, and while each carbon fiber pole segment was rigid, the pole attachment mechanism was awful so the thing would articulate at each joint. The construction of it was such that the only thing passing through the poles was power, as the motor is located in the saw segment.The PSA1000 definitely gives a different experience. First off, the packaging is much more substantial. The item arrived with no damage. I was happy to see that the chain was already mounted at proper tension. The shaft appears to be extruded aluminum, with a cast aluminum support. Also included is a sleeve for the chain bar.For use, I tried this product connected directly to a PH1400, and also connected to an EP7500 (which was connected to a PH1400). I guess I'll start with the things I like:1.) I like the chain oiler. Not every pole saw has one, but every saw needs to be properly lubricated. The cap is a good news/bad news proposition in that it has a retaining device (a plastic ring) that keeps the cap attached when unscrewed (presumably to keep you from misplacing it). This design makes is easy for contaminants to make it onto the cap as it dangles - that's not good, and the device is likely to get dirty with use. It's not the end of the world, but you'll want to keep a rag handy. The capacity of the oiler reservoir is excellent.2.) The cutting power is great. I would imagine that the battery options affect operational duration of the device, and not the cutting force. With the 5Ah battery, this tool felt like it was just as usable as any gas-powered pole saw I'd ever used.3.) Overall rigidity makes the PSA1000 easy to use, with or without an EP7500.Things I don't like:1.) Weight. Some of this is my fault, using the 5Ah battery. Really the design choice to use the PH1400 as the base of a whole family of tools (trimmer, edger, pole saw) makes sense from a modularity perspective, but it results in a pole saw that weighs significantly more than it needs to. Locating the motor in the PH1400, instead of the PSA1000, requires the extra weight and efficiency losses of the mechanical spline drive. Also, when using this with the EP7500, it would have been nice to have the motor weight at the PSA1000 end. That's my experience, YMMV.2.) The cast ground stand doesn't keep the PSA1000 level when set on the ground not attached to the PH1400. This probably sounds stupid, but this would be convenient for filling the oiler without having the full apparatus assembled.3.) The spline caps are not great, and the engagement markings are not good enough. This probably requires some explanation, because I'm sure some owners would disagree with me on this. With what these products (and especially their batteries) cost, they are NOT throwaway devices. The caps and stickers are fine when you first get your gear, but what about 5 years from now? The caps are what you'd get to protect an item from shipping damage. It can easily be torn, lost, or just gradually not fit properly from material property changes over time. Something more substantial would have been nice. The stickers indicate the engagement point and directional key for shaft attachment. It's fine, but it's a sticker... it would have been better to just etch it on the aluminum.In the end, I wish that EGO has just made a dedicated pole saw. I don't feel the PH1400 platform was a great choice for this particular application. However, without that option, this (even with its flaws) is a good performer. My EGO reviews tend to sound fairly similar... they're good products if the battery cost doesn't make you flinch. The PSA1000 is no exception. Recommended.