Sure there are NoName polarizing filters at significantly lower rates, they are, in my experience, but usually processed much worse (for example in the thread), visually I can not judge the difference.
But what perhaps speaks for a brand Polarizer: (hopefully) consistent quality in the compensation, after all, sits the polarizing filter at a decisive point visually, right in front of the lens. At least those who should use the polarizing filter more often here but invest a few euros more, casual users are safe well served with a cheaper model.