As a complete beginner I hesitate to comment on forums as I know next to nothing, but from my perspective.
I see a great deal of discussion about "first or beginner" oscilloscopes, most from knowledgeable people, who, simply because they are knowledgeable, have opinions about testing circuits, which to complete beginners are meaningless. My humble advice to anyone starting out is buy a scope which you like the look and feel of, with simple controls and a good screen and learn to USE IT. The truth is for some time to come your new scope, whatever the make and model, will be much more able than you are.
It's like buying your first car, arguments about whether a Ferrari is better than a Toyota are meaningless if you can't drive. By the time you can genuinely criticise things which limit you personally you will know enough yourself to replace it with one that suits your requirements and not someone else’s.
You may disagree, but just a complete beginners view. Most of you, I'm sure, can't remember how little you knew when you first started.