entry level stratocaster cheap but not bad for its price. The guitar is very light. The frets are normal and not problematic. Overall, the finish varies from guitar to guitar. If you have 20 identical models in their boxes to choose from, then you can find anything from perfect to almost crappy (referring to the finish). The lacquer is not the best, and the same goes for the pickguards, where the patterns are generally nice. The neck is easy to play, not too thick but not too thin either. Compared to my 2007 Bullet Squire, it is lighter and thinner. I really liked the mama strings it comes with, and overall, if you have a normal or higher-quality serious sound equipment, the pickups are not a problem, they are normal. The body is made of very light wood, probably the cheapest. I liked it in terms of playability, and I rate the guitar relative to its price, so for one of the cheapest Stratocaster-type models at 100 euros, it is worth its money. If you want to go to the next category, which is more expensive, then you go for Squier.