Say what you really mean
Although I have to agree, I wouldn't want them either at home or at work just for the sake of saving a few quid.
Personally I'm using the Qnap QSW-2104-2T at work and it's been flawless
Have the same QNAP here at home also. Got it before these cheaper ones took off, but I also wanted something that's been out longer so any existing issues would have been more known about and solutions or options for solutions are available to go for if needed (including RMA). Hence I took the QNAP.
Thankfully the issue that so many others have ran into from online searches, where the QNAP will reset itself every so often, needing a reboot to fix, had a simpler solution in my case; one of the systems connected to the network had a bad network design (my fault) - it had two lines running on different paths to the QNAP (10g and 1g connections). And when the system crashed and lost boot up options, it tried to boot off the network, and that's when it creates a network loop (storm) that stalls the QNAP and it tries to reboot the network to clear it, but all it does is reset the connection every time instead for a few moments before it falls over again and it tries again. Going through the BIOS options in the secondary system I found the boot up PXE options and disabled them. No issues since.
That's not likely something you can find if something falls over with the newer 2.5/hybrid China/unbranded devices.