I was a bit skeptical about buying a guitar from an unknown manufacturer, but I'm glad I did! This guitar is a great buy for the price. It sounds good, stays in tune, and would be a good purchase for someone who is looking for an inexpensive guitar to learn on, or an extra guitar for travel. Yes the accessories are cheap, the strings included are not great and the included gig bag is kind of flimsy. But, those things are expected when you buy a setup for this price.

Great starter guitar

I am not sure where to start but first and foremost I want to point out the fantastic costumer service ! The guitar is perfect for my daughter she loves it . It is easy to handle the price is perfect and she can learn at her own pace. The strings are very easy to adjust and change out . The color and the mahogany wood is absolutely great and not fragile . It came with plenty accessories. Again it's a wonderful guitar ! And costumer service is A+

The guitar came stringed up. I tuned it and it plays fine (especially for $49). Some reviewers nit picked every little flaw, but you won't get perfection for $49. I use it for travel mostly.

Let's level-set: you're buying a guitar that costs less than a proper guitar case. That said, don't let that fool you, this is a great first guitar.

There are two cons I've found so far: 1) The action is too high. "Action" refers to the distance between the strings and the fretboard. 2) The neck is bowed in the middle - probably the reason why they make the action so high to accommodate this type of issue.

In my opinion, this guitar comes with the wrong strings. Metal strings require significant tension which makes the action issue, worse. For days I tried to tune this guitar and it would not. If a string was in tune when open, it would be sharp when pressed on a fret. Again, this is caused by the high action and the neck bow.

You want nylon strings on this guitar and I'd recommend the D'Addario Pro-Arte classical strings that can be found here at Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000OR88ZI or at Sweetwater music store.

Note that nylon strings in particular take a while to settle so you will need to retune them often in the first days of use. Be patient with this. I strung my guitar with the D'Addarios and it sounds really good, especially for a guitar at this price level.

The terminations are not bad and it looks and feels like a pricier instrument. I'd recommend you remove the strings and carefully wipe the fretboard with a slightly damped cloth to remove some of dried up paint and other bits of stuff left from the manufacturing process.

The neck on this guitar is narrow which is great for beginners and those with smaller hands as you won't have to stretch your hand as much.

Once you're done replacing the strings and tuning it, Google "3-chord songs" and follow the link for a list of 100 popular songs that are easy to play. Enjoy!