Main Points When Buying Tools

Size
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When it comes to tools, bigger isn't always better. In fact many times having a big tool actually makes a job harder. Making the tool heavier and more unwieldy. When it comes to buying a tool, think about what you will be using it for most and buy the appropriate tool for that job.
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Cost
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You get what you pay for...
That being said, cheaper tools aren't always the worst way to go. Because, firstly it gives you the opportunity to get on with a project without breaking your bank. Once you've started working with the tool that's a great time to have a review whether it's time to upgrade to a more expensive counterpart. 
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Brands
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With hand tools there are hundreds of different brands some are great at some products and not so much on others. What we have always found is when buying hand tools it's always better to be able to pick up the tool before buying . That way you can see how it feels, if it feels cheap and flimsy then it probably is! If you can't handle it before you buy, following reviews is probably the best way to go. But make sure those reviews are relevant to the use that you are going to be using the tools for.When it comes to cordless power tools following one brand is the way to go. That way you shouldn't have different types of batteries for different tools.