I ordered this guitar because I’m a lefty and well, there weren’t many options in the stores and this was in my price range. It seems to be well-made, the finish is beautiful on it. It’s a translucent blue and you can see the wood underneath if you look closely, they did a great job when they lacquered it. It comes with a soft case and already had strings on it, although they had to be tuned, but that’s to be expected. I received a bag with some picks, an allen wrench to make adjustments and a plug for using with an amp. I was a little concerned about buying this one since there weren’t any reviews, but I took my chances and bought it and I am very happy with my decision.

I just LOVE this guitar! I am left handed and had a hard time trying to learn on a right handed guitar. As soon as I got this, it felt natural holding it. it is narrower than other guitars, and easy to hold. The sound is also beautiful. I already learned my first song, Romanza and it sounds amazing! I would highly recommend this to any beginner lefty guitarist!

I give it five stars as it is better than I expected/hoped for the price.

First the bad:
There is no way anyone would/should pay the MSRP on this guitar (9) The Ivory lining on the body looks a bit cheap, not too bad, just… cheap. The finish around the sound hole is inconsistent, with some bare wood exposed if you look closely from an angle. The fretboard is fine for playing, and it’ll hold up, but looks like one of the cheapest fretboards I’ve ever seen. Again, you don’t notice too much unless you look up close. The head wood (no jokes now) is purely utilitarian, just an elongated trapezoid of wood. I used the gig bag to take it home, but I’ll be buying a better one very soon, it’ll hold together, but I don’t think it offers much protection. The picks and strings were nice. The pictures are accurate for what you get.
The nut and the saddle have some tiny plastic burrs from where the string cuts/guides were made, and looking in the sound hole, you can tell most of the wood wasn’t completely sanded/finished, although its all there and functioning.

All this to say, it looks like a ~0 guitar.

On the other hand:
Its a really nice ~0 guitar. I’d recommend it to anyone who’s learning and/or wants a very playable guitar at an affordable price.

It is very light weight, but still has a good sound, almost as full as my dread was. I’m gonna put some Marlin SP4150 light-mediums on it, I think that will make the sound awesome. Maybe I’ll get some Elixer Nanoweb next, I’ve heard they’re good strings. Anyways, I tuned it up with the stock strings and strummed for a bit with no problems. Checked it in the morning and it still held the tuning. I’m looking forward to the break-in.

The overall look is nice and the blue is very vibrant and rich. All the head hardware is good and works smoothly. I was able to put it in tune without issue, and it took little adjustments well. I haven’t jacked in yet, so I don’t know how well the electric part works, if at all, but I’m assuming it’s fine, and I didn’t pick it up for that feature anyways, just a “nice to have” thing.

All in all, a fun guitar that I expect will give me years of enjoyment.

(*Update*) 10 days in: I put the Marlin strings on it, they sound and feel great. The action is about right for me, not too high or low. The truss rod nut is in the sound hole, and the proper allen wrench included. Great guitar for a great price.