They are OK. For that much I would pass. These saws are not very serviceable and many can not be fixed. A cabinet saw is well worth the expense if you are going to keep the tool for a while.
As a part-time sawdust maker (and remembering my grandfather who had an accident with his power tools, and my HS shop dayz...) I recently went with a SawStop Jobsite Pro. Their Contractor Saws do come with a stepped-up fence and extended table (for a price), but it all works for me.
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Honestly, it looks flimsy, but that's just my two cents.
They are OK. For that much I would pass. These saws are not very serviceable and many can not be fixed. A cabinet saw is well worth the expense if you are going to keep the tool for a while.
https://dallas.craigslist.org/ndf/tls/d/frisco-10-in-pro-jobsite-table-saw-with/7499257901.html
For the little extra the linked table saw would be a better but but still not a long term investment.
As a part-time sawdust maker (and remembering my grandfather who had an accident with his power tools, and my HS shop dayz...) I recently went with a SawStop Jobsite Pro. Their Contractor Saws do come with a stepped-up fence and extended table (for a price), but it all works for me.