I'd probably go with the Weinman since it's a name we've heard of. The other????

Both are inexpensive wheels, but should be suitable if you aren't one that runs into curbs etc.

A few months back I bought a similar set for back up wheels.
There were obviously "reject" wheels with multiple "flat spots" that had been actually marked with a paint stick.
2-3 hours with the truing stand and tension meter and I was actually able to get them in pretty decent shape.
Now when I say "flat spots", they weren't severe, but they were noticeable. For a $40 wheel, I wouldn't really expect much better.