The DeWalt DCCS623B is a 20V MAX cordless pruning chainsaw with an 8-inch bar and a brushless motor. At 4.6 lbs bare, it is built to be held one-handed for limbing, brush clearing and cutting up downed branches, and DeWalt says it is 61% lighter and 3x more compact than the DCCS620. It adds auto-oiling, an integrated tip guard for upcuts and an onboard wrench for chain tensioning. It is a bare tool: battery and charger are sold separately, so it only makes sense if you already own DeWalt 20V packs. Owners like the light weight and reach into tight spots; the common complaints are oiling and chain-tensioning fuss and shorter runtime than a full-size saw.
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Rated 3.6 out of 5 across 138 ratings. Buyers praise the light weight and one-handed control for pruning and limbing, while critics point to oiling and tensioning hassles and limited runtime.
The DEWALT DCCS623B is a cordless pruning chainsaw with an 8 in. bar. It runs on a 20V MAX lithium-ion battery and has a high-efficiency brushless motor designed to maximize run time and motor life.
It weighs 4.6 lbs as a tool only. It is 61% lighter and 3x more compact than the DCCS620 chainsaw, and the lighter weight is designed to reduce fatigue. The compact body gives access to tight spaces.
It is used to trim branches from downed trees, cut bundles of wood or branches, and manage thick brush or daily pruning. An integrated tip guard is designed to provide stability during upcuts. Auto-oiling lubricates the chain continuously, and an onboard wrench handles tensioning.
