The best Einhell table saws, compared.
Top pick: Einhell TE-TS 36/210 Li kit Best value: Einhell TC-TS 8 I – Highest value score that is not the top pick, at about £99.95, when light cuts and an unresolved blade height are acceptable. Updated October 2026.
An Einhell table saw on amazon.co.uk is a transportable bench saw: the blade rises through the table, a rip fence guides the length, and an angle stop handles mitres. Separate them by the stand, by whether a cutting height is stated, and by whether two batteries are in the box. How those choices line up is in the [Einhell table saw buying guide](/hub/power-saws/einhell-table-saw/sub/einhell-table-saw-buying-guide). None of the four amazon.co.uk listings stored for 19 has a sliding carriage.
An Einhell table saw on amazon.co.uk is a transportable bench saw: the blade rises through the table, a rip fence guides the length, and an angle stop handles mitres.
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This listing uses the TE-TS 36/210 Li name and titles a kit with 2 × 4 Ah packs and a twin charger, captured at £347.67 with 5.0 from 4 ratings. The included-components line says only Battery, so the charger and the second pack are in the title and not in that line. This raw file has no review text, no article number, no weight, and no dimensions, and the wattage field says 36 W, which is not a motor rating for this saw. The bullets still describe an infinitely height-adjustable blade, a continuous tilt up to 45° to the left, an angle stop from −60° to +60°, and a carbide blade, without a millimetre cutting height. The title leads with 18 V and then names the TE-TS 36/210 Li, the same model name as the body-only listing that asks for two batteries. Four five-star ratings are not a sample you can set beside 394 reviews on that body, and those body reviews are not this file. The score is 52 because the star line is perfect and the evidence is four ratings with no written reviews. Buy it only after the live amazon.co.uk page shows both packs and the charger in the box.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want the TE-TS 36/210 with packs named in the title, and you have checked the live box contents before you pay £347.67.
Less suitable: You want a review file you can read, or you already own two Power X-Change packs and only need the body.
Specifications
Common questions
Does this kit include two batteries and a charger?
The title says a cordless table saw with battery times two and a charger, and it names 2 × 4 Ah and a twin charger. The included-components line says only Battery.
Is the motor 36 watts?
The wattage field says 36 watts. The bullets do not give a motor wattage. Do not treat 36 W as the power of the saw.
What do the reviews say?
The listing line is 5.0 out of 5 from 4 ratings. This raw file has no review text, so there is nothing to summarise.
The TE-TS 36/210 Li-Solo is the body-only saw at £269.04, with 4.6 from 394 reviews. The highlight states a 70 mm cut and a 210 mm blade, the bullets say the height is infinitely adjustable and the blade tilts continuously up to 45° to the left, and two lithium-ion batteries are required with none in the box. Among the 24 UK-marked reviews, buyers who already own Power X-Change packs call the cut clean with a sharp blade and take the saw into the garden or onto site for MDF, plywood, trim, and shelving. One buyer reports cutting 75 mm hardwood and softwood, and another says a couple of hours is possible on two batteries, with 5 Ah packs lasting well. The fence is described as accurate once set and easy to clamp crooked, and one review calls the construction mostly cheap plastic and says it cuts out on denser wood. A joiner in those reviews still uses a DeWalt table saw for work beyond small jobs. A listing speed of 500 rpm and a blade-length field of 30 mm do not match the highlight, and the item type name also says 18 V beside a 36 V title. The score is 74: £269.04 is not a running saw until two packs are added, and this is not a lab test.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You already own two Power X-Change packs and you work away from a socket on stock around the stated 70 mm.
Less suitable: You still have to buy the batteries, or you need a stand saw for all-day sheet work beside a socket.
Specifications
Common questions
Are batteries included with the TE-TS 36/210 Li-Solo?
No. The item type name says the battery and charger are not included, and the listing says two lithium-ion batteries are required. The price is £269.04 for the saw body.
Is this an 18 V saw or a 36 V saw?
The title and the voltage field say 36 V. The item type name also says 18 V. The listing asks for two batteries, which is how this Power X-Change saw reaches 36 V.
What cutting height does the listing state?
The highlight says 70 mm cutting height and a 210 mm blade. A separate blade-length field says 30 mm, and the speed field says 500 rpm. Those two fields do not match the highlight.
The TC-TS 2025/2 U is the corded stand saw in this set, listed at £126.00 on amazon.co.uk with 4.3 from 4,675 reviews and rank 1 in Table Saws. The title includes a metal base frame, the size line is 113.5 × 89.6 × 87 cm at 19.2 kg, and the bullets give up to 2,000 W, a 250 mm carbide blade with 24 teeth, and a one-hand height and angle adjustment. UK reviews use it for pallet ripping, oak architrave, and general DIY, and several call the motor strong for the price, with a 3-pin plug and a green start button. The fence is the limit that keeps coming back: buyers say it is not square, or the table scale is out by a few millimetres, so they set it with a rule or a digital angle finder, and one buyer measured about 10 degrees of tilt when the stop read 0. Assembly instructions are called poor, vague, or mirrored in many of the 50 UK review chunks, a household vacuum leaves dust on the floor, and start-up is loud enough that one buyer wanted a warning. More than one review reports a breaker trip on start, the support legs are called flimsy if you roll the saw while it is loaded, and one supplied blade was called too coarse for fine hardwood. The score is 80 from that review volume, the stand, and the stated height adjustment. The bullets still do not give a cutting height in millimetres, and this is not a lab test.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want a first corded stand saw for general DIY and you will square the fence with a rule before the first rip.
Less suitable: You need a cutting height stated in millimetres on the Einhell bullets, a quiet saw, or a fence that is square without a check.
Specifications
Common questions
Does the TC-TS 2025/2 U include a stand?
Yes. The title calls it a table saw with a stand and a metal base frame. The listing dimensions are 113.5 × 89.6 × 87 cm and the weight is 19.2 kg.
Can you change the blade height?
The bullets describe a 2-in-1 adjustment for height and angle with one hand. They do not state a cutting height in millimetres.
Do you need a battery?
No. The power source is corded electric and the voltage field says 240 V. A UK review describes a 3-pin plug.
The TC-TS 8 I is the compact corded saw at £99.95, with 4.1 from 2,825 reviews and rank 4 in Table Saws. The bullets give an 800 W induction motor, a push stick in the box, and a blade that tilts up to 45° to the left, on a machine listed at 10.2 kg and 50.5 × 37.3 × 33 cm, with no stand named. UK reviews use it for floor and skirting and for light straight cuts, and they call it light enough to lift onto a bench. Blade height is the complaint that returns: several buyers say it does not adjust, while the bullets describe tilt and do not say a crank changes the height. One of the 50 UK review chunks is written about a TC-TS 200, so this file is not a clean single-model sample. Fence scales are called inaccurate stickers, the mitre gauge is described as having a lot of play, and hardwood is slow if you push the feed. The item highlight says an angle stop of ±60° while the bullets say ±45°. The score is 68, the best-value mark here because it is the lowest shelf price with a large review file, and the height claim stays unresolved.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want a light bench saw for skirting and light straight cuts, and you can live with a blade height the Amazon reviews do not confirm.
Less suitable: You need a blade that rises, a stand in the box, or a fence scale you can trust without a rule.
Specifications
Common questions
Does the blade height adjust on the TC-TS 8 I?
The bullets say the blade tilts up to 45 degrees to the left. They do not say the height adjusts. Several UK reviews say the height is fixed, and one review names a TC-TS 200.
Is a push stick included?
Yes. The included-components line lists one table saw, one push stick, and one saw blade.
Is there a stand?
No stand is named in the title or the box list. The listing weight is 10.2 kg and the size is 50.5 × 37.3 × 33 cm.
Shelf prices, stars and review counts are the four amazon.co.uk listings stored for 19 October 2026. Eight misfit listings were removed before scoring and are not on this page. This is not a laboratory test. Stars are worth 40, the review sample 25, fit 25 and value 10. The highest score is the top pick, once: the TC-TS 2025/2 U at 80. Best value is the highest value-part score that is not the top pick: the TC-TS 8 I. A 5.0 from four kit ratings does not outrank 4.3 from 4,675 ratings.
Amazon star line
40%Stars are (amazon rating / 5) × 40, rounded. A 4.3 is 34 and a 5.0 is 40. The star block does not look at how many people wrote the rating.
Review sample
25%1,000 or more ratings with UK themes score 22. The same band with a mixed model in the review file scores 20. A few hundred ratings and a thinner UK sample score 14. Under 50 ratings and no United Kingdom review text score 4.
Fit for the job
25%A stand, a stated height adjustment, and a cutting height you can attribute to a document score in this block. A disputed height, a body-only box, and conflicting wattage, speed or blade fields reduce it.
Shelf value
10%The lowest complete corded price with a large sample scores highest. A body-only price is not a running saw. A kit with four ratings and a components line that only says Battery scores 0 on this block.
Buy the cut height, the fence and the power supply before the shelf price. These four amazon.co.uk listings are not one Einhell table saw. The TC-TS 2025/2 U is the corded stand saw. The TC-TS 8 I is the light corded bench saw, with blade height unresolved. The TE-TS 36/210 Li-Solo is body only, and the kit titles two 4 Ah packs and a charger that the components line does not confirm. None of them has a sliding carriage. The score is stars, sample, fit and value, not a laboratory cut.
An Einhell table saw in this set is a transportable bench saw. The blade rises through the table, a rip fence guides the length of a rip, and an angle stop handles mitres. None of the four amazon.co.uk listings stored for 19 October 2026 has a sliding carriage. You tell them apart by the stand, by whether a cutting height is stated, and by whether two Power X-Change packs are in the box. The corded stand saw is the TC-TS 2025/2 U, article 4340490, at about £126.00 with 4.3 from 4,675 ratings.
Einhell calls the parallel stop precise. UK reviews on both corded saws say the scale is out. On the stand saw, buyers set it with a rule or a digital angle finder, and one buyer measured about 10 degrees of tilt when the stop read 0. Cordless reviews say the fence is fine once set, and easy to clamp crooked.
The TE-TS 36/210 Li-Solo price is the body only. Two Power X-Change packs and a charger are not in the box. A title that says 18 V still means two 18 V packs for 36 V. The kit titles 2 × 4 Ah and a twin charger, while the components line says only Battery. Four kit ratings do not outrank 394 reviews on the body.
The bullets describe tilt to 45° left. They do not say the height adjusts. Several UK reviews say it does not, and one review names a TC-TS 200. Do not treat up to 2,000 W on the stand saw as continuous power either. Einhell’s page gives S1 1,800 W and S6 2,000 W for that model.
Cut height is the first split, and it is not the same fact on every row. The TE-TS 36/210 datasheet, article 4340450, states 70 mm at 90° and 45 mm at 45°. The TC-TS 2025/2 U bullets describe a one-hand height and angle adjustment. Einhell’s page extract for that saw gives no millimetre height, so this comparison does not invent one. The TC-TS 8 I bullets describe tilt to 45° left and do not say the height adjusts.
Mains or two batteries decides whether the shelf price is a running saw. The stand saw’s voltage field is 240 V, and a UK review describes a 3-pin plug. UK mains are nominally 230 V with a BS 1363 plug. The cordless saw is 36 V from two 18 V Power X-Change packs. A title that says 18 V still means two packs. About £269.04 does not include them or a charger. The kit title claims 2 × 4 Ah and a twin charger, while the components line says only Battery.
Three typical situations, each with a recommendation from this comparison.
You want a corded saw with a stand for pallet ripping, architrave and general DIY, and you will square the fence with a rule before the first rip. The TC-TS 2025/2 U is about £126.00, with 4.3 from 4,675 reviews. The bullets describe a one-hand height adjustment and do not state a cutting height in millimetres.
You want a saw you can lift onto a bench for skirting and light straight cuts. The TC-TS 8 I is about £99.95, at 10.2 kg, with 4.1 from 2,825 reviews and a push stick in the box. Several UK reviews say the blade height does not adjust, so buy it only if that limit is acceptable.
You already own two Power X-Change packs of 2.5 Ah or more and you work away from a socket on stock around the stated 70 mm. The TE-TS 36/210 Li-Solo is about £269.04 for the body only. Skip it if you still have to buy the batteries and a socket is nearby.
The top pick is the Einhell TC-TS 2025/2 U at about £126.00. It has the highest score in this set, 80, from 4.3 and 4,675 amazon.co.uk reviews, a metal stand in the title, and a one-hand height and angle adjustment in the bullets. The bullets do not give a cutting height in millimetres, and UK reviews say you square the fence yourself. Best value is the TC-TS 8 I at about £99.95, with 4.1 from 2,825 reviews, when the job is light and the unresolved blade height is acceptable. The cordless body and the kit have no award. A 5.0 from four kit ratings does not outrank 4.3 from 4,675.
Einhell TC-TS 8 I
Highest value score that is not the top pick, at about £99.95, when light cuts and an unresolved blade height are acceptable.
Editorial
Peter F. is the editor for DIY & tools at productscompared.co.uk. Comparisons in this category are checked against amazon.co.uk listings, review evidence and public UK sources.
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