Powerful, it didn’t get stuck on the cut even with the packaging blade, which I think is general-purpose. Small, light, easy to use. I wanted something handy so I could cut boards for formwork, etc., with one hand and in the air. I bought it with the advance from a job for a pergola and it got me through the whole job without any issues and paid for itself immediately. Very nice tool. I use it with a 5Ah battery and I can say it lasts quite a while. Solid tool, with its light, and it also shows the battery level with a simple press of the trigger on the side so you don’t have to press its button. Accurate tool. I recommend it. Little beast. Also, I didn’t notice any clumsy cutting with the packaging blade; it didn’t have any major tearing either.

For its size, you don't expect this kind of power. With a fresh disc, your hand just follows. Makita has recently compromised a bit on quality, but this does not apply to this particular tool, very good and high quality.

I've had it for a few years.
Very convenient but also powerful, so be careful when handling it because you won't even have time to feel pain.
It cuts whole beams easily, cleanly, and quickly at 45°/90°, and at any angle with the help of an American roofer's square, and melamine sheets easily with a simple guide made from any rod and two clamps, or you can make wooden guides for it to slide in for better cutting accuracy on smaller pieces.
It comes with a very thin 1.5mm blade, which is good so it doesn't struggle and doesn't eat up too much material, but it only has 24 teeth, which means that on melamine it can cause small chips on the top side when cutting. For better results, get a blade with more teeth.
At the outlet, I wedged a simple PVC angle Φ40 Valsir with the gasket and turn it as needed so the sawdust doesn't come at me.

Guys, it seems a bit flimsy in its construction, but in the 27 years that I've been working, I haven't worked with a better small circular saw.