I can't recall the exact model, but Ridgid just came out with a set of improved Pex cutters with a grey housing and a serious metal blade - no ratcheting required. They cut a nice square end (bought a set a few monthes ago) and they cut much better than the red bodied plastic Ridgid versions (or no name version copy cat's).
For PVC/CPVC/ABS 3" and less as well as Fusiotherm which my company uses with the exception of the SDR 7.4 which is too thick (ridgid plastic pipe mostly), I like to use my Ridgid 151 (1/2" to 1") or 153 (1" to 3") Copper cutters with a plastic wheel. Nice, perfect, even square ends and no burrs. Yes you should file them though to reduce the evacuation of the glue but still much nicer than a hack saw in my opinion.
I've used the ratcheting versions above on Fusiotherm which is a German polypropolene on the 3 different types of their pipe we use (SDR 11 for cold water, SDR 7.4 for hot water, their Climatherm for heating mains) and they're good cutters but they don't cut as square of an end as the Ridgid 151's or 153's.