Rank #10 in Best Table Saw 2026: 10 Ranked, and Three Wattage Claims That Don't Add Up
Einhell TC-TS 8 I Table Saw, 800 W
Price and rating as shown on Amazon when we collected them. Both change.
At number 10 in this guide is the Einhell TC-TS 8 I, an 800 W table saw with a carbide-tipped blade, a mitre-capable tilting blade and a rip fence that clamps on both sides. It costs £99.95 — about a third of the £294.78 asked for the cheapest of the three 255 mm Evolution saws named in this guide. It is the smallest-format saw on the list by some distance, at 50.5 x 37.3 x 33 cm and 10.2 kg, and it is the one listing here whose headline wattage nobody contradicts: 800 W appears in the title and in the first bullet point, and there is no wattage row in the specification table to argue with it. What is missing is just as telling — no blade diameter, no rpm and no cutting depth anywhere in the data.
The disagreement on this listing is about angles. The bullet points promise a blade that tilts up to 45° to the left and an angle stop of +/- 45°, and the specification table says 45 degrees. The Item Highlight on the same page then advertises an "Angle Stop (+/- 60°)". Two figures, one product, no explanation. There is a quieter mismatch in the ratings too: the 4.1 score sits above a breakdown whose bars total 100 while the page shows 2,800 ratings, so the bars are shares rather than counts — 58% of them five-star, 8% one-star.
Everything on this page comes from the Amazon listing for the Einhell TC-TS 8 I, not from any test we ran.
How those 2,800 ratings break down
An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.1 stars.
Specification
Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.
| Price | £99.95 |
|---|---|
| Rating | 4.1 out of 5 from 2,800 ratings |
| Motor | 800 W induction motor (800 W as claimed in the title and the first bullet; no wattage row in the specification table) |
| Bevel and mitre angle | 45° to the left and angle stop +/- 45° in the bullets, and 45 degrees in the specification table — the Item Highlight claims an angle stop of +/- 60° (as listed) |
| Blade | Carbide-tipped, 35 teeth (as listed) |
| Dimensions and weight | 50.5 x 37.3 x 33 cm; 10.2 kg |
| Rating breakdown | 58% five-star, 21% four-star, 10% three-star, 3% two-star, 8% one-star — the bars total 100, not the 2,800 ratings shown (as listed) |
| In the box | 1x table saw, 1x push stick, 1x saw blade (as listed) |
What buyers actually say
Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon
Verified purchase“Accurate / compact . Good for light work .”
Verified purchase“Well built but not too heavy”
What it is up against
The rivals it was ranked against in Best Table Saw 2026: 10 Ranked, and Three Wattage Claims That Don't Add Up.
Questions people ask
How powerful is the Einhell TC-TS 8 I?
The listing states 800 W in the product title and in its first bullet point, and describes an induction motor. No wattage figure appears in the specification table, so 800 W is the only power number the listing gives.
What angle can the blade be set to?
The bullet points say the blade tilts up to 45° to the left and the angle stop covers +/- 45°, and the specification table lists a cutting angle of 45 degrees. The Item Highlight on the same listing says the angle stop is +/- 60°.
Does the Einhell TC-TS 8 I come with a saw blade?
Yes. The included components are listed as 1x table saw, 1x push stick and 1x saw blade, and the blade is described as carbide-tipped with 35 teeth.
How much does the Einhell table saw cost?
The listing price is £99.95.
Is the Einhell TC-TS 8 I easy to move around?
The bullet points call it compact and portable with a low-maintenance induction motor, and the specification table gives 50.5 x 37.3 x 33 cm and 10.2 kg.
What do owners say about it?
It holds 4.1 out of 5 from 2,800 ratings. The reviews shown describe it as accurate, compact and well built but not too heavy, and one owner mentions using it to fit floors and skirting with a sharp blade.
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