Hyundai HYTS1800E 1800 W electric table saw with extendable side tables

Rank #9 in Best Table Saw 2026: 10 Ranked, and Three Wattage Claims That Don't Add Up

Hyundai HYTS1800E 1800 W Electric Table Saw, 10 Inch

£142.00 4.4 from 60 Amazon ratings
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The Hyundai HYTS1800E sits at number nine in this guide: a corded 1,800 W table saw with a 10-inch blade and a 30 mm bore, listed at £142.00 with 4.4 stars from 60 ratings. The listing describes side table extensions, a maximum cutting height of 85 mm at 0° and 65 mm at 45°, a quick-clamp rip fence, a riving knife, a push stick and a 3 m power cable. It weighs 23 kg and measures 100 x 90 x 84.5 cm.

Wattage is the number this listing gets right. The title, the first bullet and the specification table all say 1,800 W — the same figure in all three places, which is not what the Bosch GTS 635-216, the DeWalt compact saw or the Scheppach HS254 manage elsewhere in this guide. Other figures on the same page do disagree with each other, though. The title and the mains-supply bullet say 230 V while the specification table says 220 V AC. The table's Cutting Angle field says 90 degrees against bullets promising bevel and mitre cuts. The rating breakdown in the reviews section adds up to 100 (3 + 10 + 25 + 62) while the listing shows 60 ratings, and a Unit Count field reads 199.99 count for a single saw. Everything on this page is copied from the Amazon listing as it stood when we collected it — none of it is a measurement we took ourselves.

How those 60 ratings break down

An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.4 stars.

5 star
62%
4 star
25%
3 star
10%
2 star
3%
1 star
0%

Specification

Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.

Price £142.00
Rating 4.4 out of 5, from 60 ratings as listed
Wattage 1,800 W, stated in the title, the first bullet and the specification table
Voltage (as listed) 220 V AC in the specification table, against 230 V in the title and the mains-supply bullet
Blade 10 inch, 30 mm bore, 24 teeth, tungsten carbide tipped
Maximum cutting height 85 mm at 0°, 65 mm at 45°
Weight and dimensions 23 kg; 100 x 90 x 84.5 cm
Rating breakdown 3 two-star, 10 three-star, 25 four-star, 62 five-star — 100 in total, against the 60 ratings shown

What buyers actually say

Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon

Verified purchase

“As good as you'd hope for and at a bargain price”

paulvlk
Verified purchase

“My husband says 'it's cutting edge' ,meaning it's a perfect buy for him.took some time to construct the frame/ saw but all working perfectly now.Good value for money too in comparison with similar items. Easy to store and move where needed.Speedy delivery too which was great. 😊”

Cousie

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

Does the Hyundai HYTS1800E really run at 1,800 W?

The listing gives 1,800 W in the title, in the first bullet and in the specification table, so all three agree. That is the advertised figure, not a measurement we made.

What voltage does the Hyundai HYTS1800E need?

The title and the mains-supply bullet say 230 V; the specification table on the same page says 220 V AC. The listing carries both numbers.

How deep will it cut?

The bullets give a maximum cutting height of 85 mm at 0° and 65 mm at 45°.

Can the Hyundai HYTS1800E make angled cuts?

The bullets claim bevel and mitre cutting, while the specification table's Cutting Angle field reads 90 degrees. The listing does not reconcile the two.

What blade comes with it?

A tungsten carbide-tipped 10-inch blade with a 30 mm bore and 24 teeth, as listed.

What warranty is included?

Three years for home use and one year for commercial use, according to the manufacturer warranty description.

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