I hate to say this, and I mean no insult, but it can't be a good set: It's to cheap. It's like the one I bought.
I've done 35 years fixing cars, and airplanes, and quality tools are not cheap. The stuff on the Snap On truck really is better. Is it twice as good (it is 2 or 3 times the price) as Craftsman? No, but it is better. Is it twenty times as good as the cheap set of hollow grounds I bought? No it's infinitely better! Because it works as opposed to failing the first time it is stressed. Those good sets that run 75 and up are just starting to fit the price range I would expect to pay for a good apex bit set that will not screw up an airplane or a gun. The cheap ones will work until you come across a screw that is very tight, then the tips will bend, strip, or break.
After I bought my first Craftsman auto kit I was afraid of losing them in junk yards so I bought a cheap Japanese set for that. The ratchet broke the very first time I put it to a bolt. Over a short time extensions sockets, everything in the kit failed. When I started racing my mentor told me not to bring my good tools to the track because you'll lose them when you lend them out. I ignored him. I was in airplanes by that time and I intended to maintain my race cars just like I maintained airplanes, and that requires a tool that will work. I never lost a tool at the track because I always made sure I got it back.
My kid just landed his first airplane job. He is having a heart attack over the prices of the tools I'm making him buy. But he grew up learning from me and he understands. Buy it once and if you don't lose it you never have to buy it again.