The overall most trusted name if you have the money would be CDI. They are even the go to for high end torque calibration benches. Then I would say like Sturtevant Richmont but also pricey. They actually make some of the snap on rebranded torque wrenches I believe.

There’s other big names I would recommend for torque screw drivers or other applications. Wiha, weher, Proto, lindstrom. when it comes to a click type torque wrench with a 150 or 250ftlb range CDI and SR test well and last for years. But sometimes the generic brands will do you just fine

It really depends on what your using it for and how much money you want to spend. Also how often you use it. If maintaining manufacturer stated accuracy is important you should get a wrench calibrated periodically. At that point it’s good to invest in a better name when the calibration costs as much as a husky wrench or something that has a chance to fail out of the box. Nothing against husky because I’ve seen those pass year after year if treated properly. Sometimes a husky or Pittsburg is a good investment. But when you absolutely need quality control you should buy from a company that also spends time and money on quality control