Hilti’s Nuron platform has been the quiet outlier in cordless — expensive, closed, and aimed squarely at contractors who buy service contracts rather than tools. The updated circular saw does not change that positioning, but it does move the performance bar.
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Cut depth is up to 70 mm at 90 degrees, which brings it in line with the best corded saws and clears 3× 22 mm sheet stock in a single pass.
The more interesting change is at the dust port. The redesigned shroud captures a claimed 92% of airborne dust when paired with Hilti’s extractor. In indoor fit-out work with a dust spec, that number decides whether a tool is usable at all.
Pricing remains the obstacle. This is a saw that costs roughly three times its nearest competitor, and it makes sense only inside Hilti’s fleet management model.
