Some thoughts...
Sawstop if you value your fingers but it would be around 4 times your budget.
I have a Bosch with the riser stand, nice but the standard blade is fairly ordinary for finishing and the sliding table gets stuck with dust that has to be regularly cleaned out.
Makita make a similar saw and bunnies sell the stand less one which probably has similar issues with the blade and sliding table.
Dewalt for a quality tool company this offering looks to be poor value.
Ryobi it is what it is, would test your skills to adjust it to turn it into a semi decent saw.
Ozito bit better than the next option.
Homemade my father made one, fine if you have no value for your own health and safety.
Out of left field is Evolution 255mm 1500W Multi-Purpose Table Saw.
Utilises patented Evolution multipurpose cutting technology, optimised to cut mild steel, non-ferrous metals, wood and plastic with one blade
Cutting mild steel leaves an instantly workable finish, producing no heat, no burr and virtually no sparks
Multifunction versatile table-top with integral quick-deploy table extension
Mitre gauge with an adjustable face-plate incorporates quick-access positive angle stops from -60 degrees to +60 degrees.
Price $559 with bonus circular saw.
https://www.totaltools.com.au/evolution-255mm-1500w-multi-purpose-table-saw-rage5s
Tempting if I was going to lay tiles and or pavers as it will cut both with a diamond blade available separately.
