For cutting, it's not worth it....for sanding, it's borderline....However, I don't think it's about the specific brand but rather the type of tool

Compared to a similar basic sander and not a multitool, it is heavier but with less noise and vibrations. The sandpaper does not stick to the attachment and I need to buy another one though.

If I didn't have the issue with the sandpaper and if it wasn't so heavy, I would give it 5 stars. On the other hand, considering its price, I give it an extra star and end up with 4 stars instead of the 3 I would like.

Very good, perfect I can say
I have it for a month
and of course for the € I bought it, very good price compared to other similar ones on the market

Very good machine, it doesn't get tired even when cutting acrylic joints. The blades that come with it are not good. It works almost perfectly with good blades.

Very good for railing grinding, (the reason I bought it). Only because it had many details, it doesn't have a smaller attachment to reach.

I didn't have much time to work with it, but from the little I used it, it seemed to work fine and considering its price, it is quite decent

Very powerful tool, cuts everything easily, the only thing that tires you is that it has a little more vibrations in the hand, otherwise for its price it is excellent.

Good piece and powerful! It works even with harder materials than the ones it comes with. Additionally, I bought a set from another brand (around 15 euros if I remember correctly) for metal and wood, and it cuts everything easily! If it also proves durable over time, we're talking about a great opportunity!
It's even better for sanding than for cutting!
The only complaint is the increased vibrations that can tire you out with prolonged use, but if you wear thick gloves, it can be managed.
Overall, Total has quality tools for their price. Well-made and at affordable prices.
EDIT:
I'm deducting another star because I recently bought a 20V battery from Lidl, which has noticeably fewer vibrations while its power is slightly lower. So, I prefer working with the battery because it's much more enjoyable and convenient (it locks the blades with a lever)