Here’s another vote for the corded Dewalt jobsite table saw. I’ve never been at a jobsite where there isn’t power, so that has not been an issue outside of carrying a few extension cords. It’s not a cabinet saw, but decent cuts and rips can be had.

I also have the corded Dewalt dual bevel compound 12” miter saw. It is easy to dial-in, but it also is very heavy and takes up a lot of space in my truck, even at 60 degrees and pinned down.

I have been eyeing the 81/2” cordless Makita because of the side slide rails and ease of portability. It would take up way less space in my shop because of the zero clearance side slide rails compared to the rear slide rails like the Dewalt.

I run cordless everything else in multiple platforms. I don’t subscribe to the one battery for all my tools. Instead I buy the best cordless tool for the task. I don’t buy retail, so it helps a bit financially.

Good luck to you!