For light work they are quite nice. I've got a 009, and it is the saw I pick up when I go out for a walk, but I'm not planning on doing some cutting. I usually end up cutting something, but it is light and compact enough to carry "just in case". With a good sharp chain they'll cheerfully cut 10" pine logs all day - but they'd struggle a bit with hardwood. For limbing and clean up, they're fine.
Mine must be 30 years old and starts 3rd pull every time. It was given to my father second-hand, he gave it to me. In all the time we've had it (about 20 years) it's needed a carb-kit and a few new chains. They're also easy to tear down if you need to clean them out.
So, nice little saw, but $125 looks a bit steep.
Edit - 16" bar would be on the long side for one of these. 12, 13 or 14 at most.