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Default Choosing tool quality

I think I often tend to overbuy when buying tools. How do you folks
decide on the quality of tools to buy? When do you spend the extra $
for pro quality as opposed to consumer or Harbor Freight quality?

I know this is a pretty wide question, but feel free to ignore me. A
lot of folks do

 
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