Best Einhell Circular Saw of 2026

The TE-CS 18/115 Li-i is Einhell's most popular cordless circular saw. It uses the 18V Power X-Change battery platform, meaning you can share batteries with over 200 other Einhell tools. Owners praise its lightweight design (just 2.1 kg) and comfortable grip, making it ideal for quick cuts on plywood, MDF, and thin boards.

Cut depth is limited to 34 mm at 90 degrees, so it won't handle 2x4s in one pass. However, for shelving, decking, and general DIY, it offers excellent portability and convenience. The included parallel guide helps with rip cuts, and the dust extraction port keeps your workspace cleaner.

The TC-CS 1900/1 is a mains-powered workhorse. With a 1900W motor and a 190 mm blade, it can cut through 65 mm thick timber at 90 degrees and 45 mm at 45 degrees. This makes it suitable for framing, joists, and thick sheet materials. Owners consistently note its smooth cutting action and reliable laser guide for straight lines.

At 4.5 kg, it is noticeably heavier, so it is best used on a workbench or with a guide rail. The dust port connects to standard vacuum hoses, and the base plate is sturdy enough for repeated use. For anyone who does not want to worry about battery life, this corded saw delivers consistent power.

The TE-CS 165/1 Li-i bridges the gap between compact cordless saws and full-size corded models. It uses the same 18V Power X-Change batteries but fits a 165 mm blade, giving a cut depth of 55 mm at 90 degrees. This allows it to handle 2x4 lumber in a single pass, which the smaller 115 mm saw cannot do.

Owner feedback highlights good build quality and a reliable dust blower that keeps the cut line clear. The bevel adjustment (0-45 degrees) is easy to set. However, because it draws more power, you will need a high-capacity battery (4 Ah or more) for extended use. It is a great middle ground for users who need cordless convenience with more cutting ability.

The TC-CS 1400/1 is Einhell's entry-level corded circular saw. With a 1400W motor and a 140 mm blade, it cuts up to 48 mm deep at 90 degrees. This is enough for most sheet goods, shelving, and thinner lumber. Owners appreciate its low price and find it adequate for occasional DIY projects.

The build is basic but functional. The base plate is aluminum, and the dust port works with standard vacuum adapters. It lacks a laser guide, so you will need to rely on the cutting notch. For the price, it is a reliable tool for light to medium tasks, but serious users should consider the TC-CS 1900/1 for more power.

The TE-CS 18/115 Li-i Solo is essentially the same saw as our top pick, but it comes in a robust carry case. This makes it a better option for those who transport their tools or want to keep everything tidy in the workshop. The case has cutouts for the saw, parallel guide, and spare blades.

Performance is identical: lightweight, easy to handle, and compatible with the Power X-Change system. Owners who bought the Solo version appreciate the added protection during storage. If you do not already have a case for your tools, this version adds minimal cost for significant convenience.