No, a cheap one I wouldnt get to be honest
I paid a lot for mine but Im quite fussy, nearly 3k
However if I wasnt fussy I think about 1500 is a good price for quality fittings and components. Plus you want a brand whereby if something goes wrong with it, there are established shops/manufacturers to replace bits
You need to think about what you want it for, is it commuting, leisure cycling on roads, roadie bike or a hybrid on old railway tracks/forest tracks. Or a proper mountain bike
Once you decide that, you need to think about do you want a particular style, like a step through or you're not bothered about the shape
Then think about do you want a rear motor, mid drive or front motor (dont touch a front motor, terribly weak)
Then how much do you weigh, does the bike need mega power to get you around (mine does!) or are you quite fit so you dont need to worry too much about battery power
How far are you likely to go on one trip before charging up again, hills or flat? If you're only going pootling down the shops or down tarmacked tracks it would be less draw on the power, but if you're riding over hilly rough gravelly railway paths you need a lot of power. Are you likely to be out all day for hours or just use it for an hour or so?
Finally, they are very heavy, again if I was not so fussy I would have got something much more lightweight but they also come at a cost. Make sure if you need to take it in your car you can lift it and make sure you have an e bike rack which fits on your tow bar (or good luck getting it on the roof)