Summary:
Very pleased and proud to get a 357XP for HALF the price as orange!

Strengths:
super powerful, light, quick, and easy to handle. This is the same saw as a Husky 357XP. Nobody has a red one.

Weaknesses:
lack of servicing dealers means you must ship (usually) when it breaks. Is factory spec'd with .325 chain and a 16" bar, a real weak combo in my book when compared to the 357XP which will run up to a 24" bar spinning 3/8 chain.

Summary:
This is the best saw for the weight I've used. It's a bit pricey, imo, but tuned up properly, and with an 18" bar, I'd use this saw over any other for most of my cutting.

Strengths:
Fast! I've had this saw 4 yrs now, used it to cut 8+ cords a year. I can still outcut my friends who mave MS361's. Seems light, and the antivibe is the best I've run across, even smoother than my Jred 2150. I've had no problems with the saw, only done routine maintenance (fuel filter and plug once a year, clean air filter, sharpen chain as needed.

Weaknesses:
I really can't think of any. I was a bit worried about the choke assembly when I got it, but it seems to be tougher than it looks. I did manage to put a crack in the chain brake when my cousin threw a log in on top of it, but that really isn't something that should be a problem in normal usage.