If most of your work involves six foot extensions on 1/2" sockets breaking loose rusted nuts on D9 tractors type work, then anything from Harbor Freight will probably leave you unsatisfied.
If, like me, most of your work is non-automotive, light-duty stuff around the house then the HF wrenches and sockets are very adequate. They're nicely polished, the sockets are clearly marked in type large enough to read without squinting, and the ratchet mechanisms operate smoothly. Moreover, with sensible prices I can afford the range of tools that make work easier. Full sets of normal and deep sockets, all the extension bars, universals and adaptors required to get to the bolt or nut are more important than having something I can brag about at the bar.
Not everyone needs Snap-On. If you exercise some care in matching the tool quality to the job and frequency of use, you can save a lot of money.

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