For its sound, it is wonderful. Personally, the fretboard is too thick for my taste, which tires me. Also, its weight is considerable. With the pickup selector or the bridge pickup, I have an issue that I didn't investigate much, the sound cuts off sometimes. It is a quality guitar with a pretty good sound, and I particularly liked that the volume knobs are also coil switches, offering more sound options according to your taste.
In summary, it has a very good sound, it is quite heavy, and people with small hands may struggle with the fretboard. Overall, I would recommend it for someone who plays rock/blues/jazz.

The guitar is simply a dream. Rich sound reminiscent of Rock legends, thick and comfortable fretboard as it should be on a Les Paul, beautiful color, good setup, and very stable tuning.

The only downside is that it is incredibly heavy. Compared to my Ibanez, it may be three times heavier. It makes it feel like a toy in comparison, which may be a problem if you want to play standing up for a long time. The good thing is that you should start doing back exercises now because it's worth it.

Another thing to keep in mind is that this is the classic version of the Les Paul. It doesn't have coil taps, robotic tuners, weight relief, or anything. It is a traditional, thick Les Paul.