It's beautiful. It's amazing that the quality of some of these entry level guitars are competing with more expensive name brands.

I love it

I'm in my 50s, working from home, a bit of an artists and have been dabbling with electronic music. I figured I would improve those skills if I could play an instrument. Having played a little as a teen I decided a guitar could be fun.

Not convinced I would stick with it I didn't want to spend much money but I also wanted something legitimate. I spent a significant amount of time researching and kept coming back to this guitar. I was terribly skeptical because the price didn't seem right for the quality described by the seller and the reviews. It came to this guitar or one other that was priced around $400. I decided I couldn't be trusted to follow through so I bought this one.

It's exactly as described. It sounds fantastic. It stays in tune. It looks beautiful. A close friend who is a guitarist musician picks it every time he visits and always shakes his head in disbelief of the quality for the price. It's certainly not a high end instrument but I think it's totally competitive with mid range in quality. For hundreds of dollars less.

It's been about a month and I play almost every day. I've been taking Fender's online classes and using RockSmith on my Xbox. Man, I was thrilled when I plugged this guitar into my Xbox and it tuned and picked up every note flawlessly. I'm now playing songs, know and can play scales and have developed some fine calluses on my fingers.

I only write reviews when I'm so thrilled with a product I want to let people know or if it's so bad I need to warn. I just can't see how you can go wrong with this instrument.

July 2022 Update:
It's been two years and I have several guitars now. Thanks to this beauty I fell in love with playing guitar. I continue to play it and when friends are visiting it's a fantastic guitar to have to jam together around a fire. I still highly recommend this guitar for anyone interested in experimenting or to have a decent loaner/practice guitar at hand.

I take it camping when I don't want to put my more expensive guitars at risk. It would be an awesome starter guitar for children as it's sturdy, provides good sound and a really good playing experience at a price I still find astonishing.

It's crazy to realize it's been two years. This guitar got me through some tough times, and I keep a special place for it in my heart. :--) Corny but true.

This is a great first guitar. I had a lot of hesitation as I can be kinda rough on guitars since I mostly play metal. To my surprise, its help up really well. There's pretty minimal damage on the frets, the base is still holding up with no signs of wear. Since it comes with a case I've been able to take it anywhere I go that I wanna take it. It still sounds really crisp as long as its tuned and the aux connection shows no signs of even damage. Overall, best 100-ish I ever spent. I've even managed to not lose a pick in it. Yet..

Sounds great for 100 dollars. Certainly not a high end guitar, but is easy to play and makes a great campfire guitar. Only issue I had was with glue on the neck. I had to use some super fine steel wool to remove some glue on the bottom of the neck. Other than that no complaints.