The positives:
I bought the guitar set up with 10 gauge strings from Naka and it plays perfectly with low action. After hours of intense playing, it remains impressively in tune, which I honestly did not expect. It has a 12" radius, the same as the Gibson, which I personally prefer. It is a top range model from Squier and it shows in the good quality of the materials (woods and metal parts) and the sturdy construction. The body is made of solid poplar wood, which I confirmed with the Naka technician when he opened the back panel. The neck is very comfortable and familiar in my hand from the first minute. ATTENTION!!! The material of the fretboard is ROASTED MAPLE and not INDIAN LAUREL as mentioned in the specifications here on Skroutz. The top panel is metallic! The guitar does not buzz at all and functions flawlessly. Note that I also own an amazing guitar of higher value and I consider the Squier to be equally good and reliable in terms of functionality.

The negatives:
The pickups are Squier branded, which indicates that they may be more unique than those used in cheaper series guitars. They have low output, except for the bridge position where the output is noticeably higher. The problem is that the sound they produce directly into the amplifier is "colorless" in my opinion. This may not be an issue for someone who uses pedals and preamps.