Ryobi Cordless 7-1/4 in. Circular Saw

I actually own this saw and, for the price, I really like it. It’s easy to grab, easy to use, and has handled the majority of the cutting I’ve needed to do around my shop without a problem.
 
Where it starts to struggle is with more demanding cuts. If I’m cutting through multiple sheets of 3/4" plywood stacked together or really thick material, I have to slow way down and let the saw work through it. When you start pushing it that hard, it also burns through batteries pretty quickly. It’ll still get the job done, but that’s where I really start to notice the limitations of a more budget-friendly cordless saw.
 
For DIY projects, occasional shop work, or someone who just needs a solid cordless circular saw without spending a ton, I think this is a great option. If I were buying a saw for commercial use or regularly cutting heavier material, I’d spend the extra money on the Milwaukee M18 FUEL 7-1/4" instead.