I have a Ryobi - does every job I've asked it to. Fancy blade holding / quick systems aren't that much of a time saver. As others have said use quality blades and many problems go away.
to be honest any multitool regardless off cost or quality will be fine in occasional general cutting and the best thing since sliced bread
its when you need an efficient quick and highly accurate cut are needed the extra money becomes important
cheaper tools or blades can flutters this is where the blade crabs or vibrate a bit so instead of a clean plunge you finish up fighting the blade as it causes several furrows before grounding in a random furrow this can be reduced by a finger giving support but reduces the ease in confined areas that only allow one-handed use
its worth pointing out that a blade not fitted correctly [not flat] can cause fluttering
This thread is discussing multi tools like this:
Don't know, woody.
I don't have that dilemma as the tool shares batteries with my other kit.
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