So found this ax at Walmart and man it caught my eye. And for 60 bucks figured why not give it a chance. This is from Swiss tech, one of Walmarts outdoors brands.  
Have to say I’ve been impressed. Comes with a Daytona head made of 1055 steel. The grind of the ax is to my novice eye seems as a fairly nice apple seed grind. It could come a bit sharper but that’s moot when you’ll have to sharpen from use anyways.   
The sheath is also fairly decent with a hard insert covered in waxed canvas.   
The over swing guard isn’t made of the best leather but frankly nice just to see and hell take it off to use a pattern for making a new one with better leather.   
Now the handle is great. First I didn’t notice till after trying it out felling a few small trees and scratching my face that the handle isn’t just bare but has been treated  with boiled linseed oil. Which I found impressive for a 60 dollar ax. Now it definitely needs to be oiled some more but not having to scrap off a cheap varnish, resurface and then oil the handle is nice.  
Now for how she swung.  
It reminded me of my grandfathers vintage ax I had growing up. Well balanced and even with the duller edge bit in with ease.   
Handle is a bit thicker than grandpas old ax but not by much. Though you must buy in person to check the wood grain alignment because these axes are mass produced and they do cut the corner of making the grain line up on all of them.   
The little booklet it came with is also impressive, with detailed care instructions for sharpening, reoiling the Handle, storage, and even a detailed breakdown of the parts of the ax.   
So id say this ax is probably perfect if you want an ax that gives you more of the warm and fuzzies of a nice Swedish ax but can’t or don’t want to spend the cash or want something a bit more that the cheap mostly disposable options.   
They also now have a puck sharpener. Comes with a similar booklet and a pouch of wax canvas. I have less experience with these type of sharpeners as I’ve used rectangular stones for the most part but found why this form is recommend for axes.   
Has a 120 and 600 grit side and it what I used to get the ax to a hair shaving sharp edge. Though I did using oil despite manufacturer saying it can be used dry or wet with water or oil. For 10 bucks seems like a good deal. Especially for some wanting a beginner set up. 

Walmart Swiss tech ax