Very good, I tried it and everything was fine, I easily cut up a large pine tree and had no problems.

The machine is excellent, it's value for money, I got it for €160, it has nothing to envy from more expensive tools, it cuts everything easily and effortlessly.

The saw is a beast. It's heavy and gets tiring after prolonged use, but it doesn't hesitate anywhere. It starts up very easily if you know how to use it and don't flood it, and it cuts like a weapon. For its price, it's amazing.

Useless from the first 10 minutes....when it turns off it doesn't turn back on...bought a year ago and it's permanently in service and right now at the dealership....

First day I put it to work and the chain doesn't turn. The problem was in the lid which was crooked and the brake was permanently on the bell. The plastic parts are fake, the power is mediocre. For its price, it is good and doesn't burn anything, it is very economical.

Very good machine. Definitely value for money. 4 years since purchase, it has pulled a lot of oars mainly in rough waters. Always with good grease on the chain, proper oil ratio in the fuel and its annual maintenance. I recommend it as powerful and reliable.

The most reliable and honest saw that one can buy. Never had any issues for the past 4 years! I bought a second one for my father too! Very powerful with the right oil (I use Husqvarna) and proper warming up. Buy it with closed eyes. What else can one say? The best 200 euros I've ever spent.

I have had the machine for a year and a half and it works very well, good oil in the gasoline and it cuts any trunk you want.

The tool was purchased to avoid cheap Chinese ones, although this one is made in China but with Italian specifications. I cut eucalyptus trunks from a frozen tree and it cut through 3-4 year old dry hard wood like butter. If you are cutting large trunks, choose a bigger model, although I think this one can handle a bigger blade of 5 cm. In other words, it becomes 51 cm.

I bought it as a second chainsaw exclusively for cutting large trees and splitting logs. For all other tasks, I have a smaller Stihl. I use the Stihl about 80% of the time because the Oleo mac is clearly more tiring to use due to its weight and it has vibrations. Contrary to other reviews, it starts very difficultly because the fuel pump does not work properly. Other than that, it is a very powerful machine, it takes over when the Stihl gets stuck. I am satisfied with the purchase I made and I have had it since 2019. I would not recommend it for professional use because it is tiring, nor for someone who is using a chainsaw for the first time because it is indeed very powerful, the brake is activated by applying a lot of force, and overall, in the hands of a beginner, I consider it dangerous

I have had the stihl ms330 for 20 years, so I would recommend this product because it does the same job equally well, it is reliable, and most importantly, it is very economical.

I am writing for the inexperienced amateurs. Chainsaws, when they are 50 cubic centimeters and above, should be heavy. They don't expect the gasoline to run out and then continue. We clean the filter when we finish. The size of the blade depends on the horsepower.

It concerns the 510. Very good and more comfortable after the 6700 from Nakayama. It seems weaker to me but that's not a problem. In general, I cut olives of various sizes without any problem. I believe you won't regret it. For amateur use, which is what I do, I am satisfied, as I was with the Nakayama, which after servicing I still use for larger trunks.

I have it for the third year at €180, it's very good but heavy for continuous use, however, it doesn't hesitate at all. I have cut about 4-ton wood this year, it cuts whatever you want, starts easily after a year of inactivity with five pulls. I always clean it and always keep it empty of gasoline for long periods, just like my other tools

The chainsaw is very good in everything! Easy start.. I have been using it for 7-8 months already.
Just need to put good gasoline,
and mix it with good oil and it will start the first time, and it even has power, because with the style I had before it was running oil everywhere in the car, it was also stylish,...
At least so far this works well, the (Oleo) works great...

It is the sixth Oleo Mak that I have bought in thirty years with small and large chainsaws, and with other expensive, well-known brands. The Oleo Mak is on another level in all aspects. Throughout all these years, they have proven to be the best.

After reading reviews here, I decided to purchase a medium-powered chainsaw. I own an AMA2510 pruning saw and a Stihl 51av. I haven't tested its durability yet as I've only had it for 2 weeks, but because many people mention difficult starting, I wanted to help with something I didn't know myself.
When you start it and have the air open, it doesn't need more than three pulls, even if it doesn't sound like it's firing because it easily floods afterward. Then you close the air and it starts on the next three pulls. Once it warms up, it starts immediately. I went through the process of writing this to help those who mention difficult starting.
As for vibrations and weight, compared to the Stihl I have, this feels like handling and lifting a poly pocket.

It is Chinese, it has caused damage to the oil pump and carburetor. I regret the money I spent. Stay away

It concerns the gsh 400 (40cm).
The chainsaw is very good in everything! Easy start... powerful enough for its category compared to a Stihl that I had worked with, it has more power... it shows good construction... time will tell about its durability... I think for its price, it is the best!
Just so you know... because I didn't know... the screw for adjusting the chain oil only turns about a third... turning it more easily breaks the stop... I experienced it due to ignorance and curiosity

I put 45 blades on it and I have cut about 8 tons of wood. I have had it for 7 months since I bought it and so far I am very satisfied with its performance. I did not expect it to be so powerful

I am in the 4th year of use mainly for olive and almond trees. Very satisfied with the cutting it does and overall how it works, it has cut down many trees... The only downside I find is that after each use it needs cleaning the filter if it fills with sawdust it starts to fade at some point. I would buy it again.

Although it is one of the cheaper models, it will not disappoint you. It easily moves forward, it is as light as it should be, and its chain cuts very well without biting.

The Alfa Romeo of chainsaws. Price, quality, and design (because it also plays a role in terms of ergonomics, anyone who works for hours understands) a very good chainsaw at a very good price. Buy it with your eyes closed.

The most powerful saw I have ever tried. I think for 199 euros I couldn't have bought better. I have many Oleomac machines. The Italians are unbeatable in two-stroke engines. I cut 4-5 trees per year but I also use it for garden furniture construction. Fearlessly!

The positives: The machine is powerful but a bit heavy, especially cuts the trunks very easily with the Oregon chain.
The negatives: After a year of use, the electronics broke (it would get confused when it heated up and if it turned off, it wouldn't start again until it cooled down). I took it for repair 5 times since it's still under warranty, but they kept telling me they fixed it and that there's no problem with the electronics. I wasted 3 months going back and forth to bring the machine from the village to Athens. They didn't fix anything, so I bought an electronic part myself and fixed it for 40 euros. Now it works perfectly again. If anything changes, I will update. I probably wouldn't buy it again because one important reason I bought it was the warranty, which is nonexistent.

Very sturdy construction and 3 horsepower! Its motor has a lot of power and, combined with the 45 cm blade and the 325 Oregon logging chain, it doesn't struggle with any tree. Last year I cut 4 tons of wood and this year 7 tons, and I chopped them up with no problem. No issues.

As another user has written, it doesn't start up that easily. Not due to clogging but because of high resistance. The plastic handle broke from the resistance of the rope. It cuts well, is powerful, has no vibrations, and restarts with a warm engine immediately. It is definitely high quality. If it had an easy start system like the Stihl, it would be perfect because the hard pull at the start is very annoying.
P.S.: with an x-cut chain, it becomes incredibly good.
P.S.2: over time, the pull at the start has become easier, the resistance has decreased. So I'm raising the rating from four to five stars.
P.S.3: After 1+ year of complete disuse, it started on the first pull almost. Proof of quality.

It starts very easily, easy to use even for beginners. Time will show its reliability. Also, the entire "H" series of Oleo-Mac is made in China.
Update - The first negative thing is that the air filter is quite cheap. Dust passes through the intake because it is detachable and was "fixed"

Value for money with all the meaning of the word. With 199 euros I bought a saw and in one weekend it paid for itself. I cut 6 tons of wood, cleaned it, sharpened the blade and the chain, and put it back on the shelf.