20V Cordless Multi-Tool (Body Only) Oscillating Multitool 5000-20000RPM with 8Pcs Accessory Kit for Sanding, Sawing, Cutting CMLI2022

Cuts like a hot knife through butter. Easily the equivalent of more expensive alternatives. I'd recommend buying some good blades.

Have a couple of other Ingco tools that have stood up well to moderate DIY use so when I needed a multitool it seemed a logical place to look. Delivered quickly and is well made with a good selection of attachments. Not tried them all but the saw attachment made light work of removing some wooden pipe boxing in the house.

Very useful tool but quite a bit of vibration at high revs. Other that it does a good job and is more convenient than my corded one.

My first negative review of an Ingco product. I’m a big fan, but am really disapointed with this. The teeth on the pad have all but 3 come off after use. Now unable to hold a blade in place. And unable to contact anyone about a replacement. Only bought in June 24. And used 3 times. (UPDATE) Have been contacted by Ingco, shown a photo and they have apologised and immediately replaced the Multi Tool. Can’t argue with that, and will edit my stars for this great service.

It does the job, but I would like it with a brushless motor, and a hole to hang it on the belt. Also, I keep hitting the speed selection, it turns too easy, and in a bad location.

Though I can not compare this multi-tool with other brands, but in my opinion this one is pretty good. Had some cuts with blades I've ordred apart from the tool. Bear in mind that the piece to be cut must be held still, like in vice. Not suitable for use on materials that vibrate along with the tool blade.

Ingco is a quality brand at a very good price. I have 9 of the cordless range. Try their power tools, you will not be disappointed

Damn, why didn't I buy this years ago? Thought I'd never use one. I'm only DIY'er but used this 20 times this month. Does everything, from trimming the bottom of door frame to fit room dividers, to cutting excess mdf cupboard trim (neatly) to scraping off old tile adhesive, to slicing through hard to reach tree root whilst digging a post hole, to cutting hole in sink shelf for new waste pipe, I love it. I had to buy some extra blades for around a £10 as ones that come with it aren't the sharpest, but super buy in all. I need it.