Valid, but only relevant if you are making money with it, or use it a LOT. For occasional users like me, a cheap knockoff like my B&D corded that I bought almost new at a garage sale for 20? bucks, is probably more than sufficient. It probably wouldn't last a month on an active jobsite, but at a dozen or so cuts a year, it will outlast me.
Don't get me wrong- Milwaukee tools (at least the pro-grade they used to sell at the supply houses- never looked at the big-box versions) are great, but for those of us with limited demands and a limited budget, they are overkill. Like buying Snap-on wrenches to change the lawnmower sparkplug once a year.