Quality test equipment is like cars.
You wouldn't buy a Yugo or Tata NANO because it was the cheapest?
So picking an O'scope should cover all your general testing needs now and in the future
or you will have a bunch of "clunkers" on your test bench.
Having an O'scope which has 200MSa, SPI, I2C and is USB powered will save you money in the long run.
So save a "little" more money and buy quality.
