For metal, I don't know. On hard wood, it did a very good job. It has a long lifespan. It has a bit more vibration compared to an HCS blade. The issue is what. The blade is 225 mm. If 3/4 of the blade is not resting on the wood, there will be oscillation.
You can't easily work with a 225 mm blade on a surface meant for a 150 mm blade. It's very likely that you'll have oscillation. This is not the blade's fault. It's because a large part of it is in the air, and it's natural for it to oscillate.
I prefer to choose a blade of appropriate size based on the length of the surface. You don't take a 225 or 250 mm blade and expect to cut any wood surface you need to cut with it.
Its price is justified by its quality.