I honestly think you'll be more than happy with either. They're both budget monitors and come with a lack of quality control that that class of monitor is going to have. Any monitor in this price range is going to have a higher chance of failing than a slightly more expensive one, but honestly not that much more likely.

KTC, KOORUI, Titan Army, Innocn. There are a ton of companies that sell extremely inexpensive monitors, but with really good panels in them. Often because they're the consumer brands for Chinese monitor panel manufacturing companies. Lots of other well known brands may even sell monitors using the panels made by those manufacturers. Acer, Asrock, Alienware, MSI, Gigabyte, none of these companies make their own panels. Even Samsung and LG monitors aren't necessarily using the panels made by their sister companies as Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics are not the same companies as Samsung Display and LG Display. They'll usually get first pick and early access to new panels before other companies do. But for their budget panels, both are just as likely to be using panels from their "rivals" as their own, or from the many other VA and IPS panel manufacturers out there.

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That giant wall of text aside, I don't know how much assistance I can give. Budget monitors don't often get a lot of reviews, and are often even slightly different between regions. Different brands aren't necessarily any more or less reliable, and it's more down to if a particular run of any model has issues or not and that's entirely luck based. I would recommend looking up what the customer service for each particular brand is like for your region of the world, and then choose the cheapest option of those that seem the least worst.