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Anything particularly good, or equally, rubbish and best avoided???
Have used Skil and Makita in the past and liked both. Can't seem to find Skil chainsaws, although they still seem to do other power tools.
They seem alright to me, borrowed my father inlaws one to chop about a ton of wood for the burner this winter with no issues.
Not as much power as the petrol ones I've used and you have to keep the cable in mind but for garden jobs they're fine.
what he said
Good circuit breaker.
I got a Flymo Woodshark 2200 and have used it to chop ALL the wood for ALL of my house space heating for the last 2 years. Needs usual basic maintenance, but it's a very good tool.
Compared to the Bosch and cheapo brands etc which look pretty flimsy, it's well ahead. It's actually a Husqvarna anyway. All the manuals are Husky.