Best Choice Products 41in Beginner Acoustic Guitar Full Size All Wood Cutaway Guitar Starter Set Bundle with Case, Strap, Capo, Strings, Picks - Black

First things first, you get so much for your money, between the guitar, case, strap, strings, picks, capo, tuner, cleaning cloth, we're talking a few hundred at guitar center. The guitar, opened it up, and it's beautiful! The finish is way better than I expected. No dents, dings or scratches. I had zero issues tuning it. The sound quality out of it was incredible. I've played martin's, Taylor's, Gibson's, expensive ones and cheap ones. I would put this guitar up against a 500 to 800 dollar guitar. It has great tone and resonance. The only issues I have with it was when it arrived the neck was very very dry, but it was nothing a little oil didn't fix, also the neck had a slight bow in it. Which made the action a bit high. But I took it to my luthier and had him make the corrections, which includes sanding down the saddle, straightening the neck, filing the frets, and putting Ernie ball earth tone strings on it, this guitar is amazing, this is my new go to acoustic guitar and the one I'll take on trips with me. I love this guitar.

For its price point this is a perfect guitar for any beginner. The quality is great and sounds good and is the perfect stepping stone before spending big money on something you may not like to do.

Decent guitar for beginners, I bought for my daughter because she wanted a pink guitar... Quality is as good as any in this price range. I did have to set it up, and I shaved about 1.5mm off the saddle height. My major complaint is the fretboard - it feels like unfinished wood and not really smooth. My daughter won't be doing bends and pull-offs any time soon so it will work for her, but if you're a player looking for a cheap beater, then there's plenty of good used ones at this price point (just not in pink for me...!).

this guitar comes complete. I was impressed with all the accessories that it came with. this is very much an excellent value and quality for the money.

I got this guitar after CoVID cancelled my beginning guitar class in school. It actually has held up very well overtime. However, there are some things buyers should be aware of. The strings and picks come with aren't all that durable, especially if you play it a bit hard like me. You're better off just buying a separate thing of strings and a separate thing of picks. The strings will break but not really in half. The winding of the outer metal on the strings comes undone. The picks will just break in half and actually will start falling apart before they completely break. Overall everything else is great that comes with it. Unlike other complaints I was seeing, the tuner I received works just fine, in fact it's better than the one I was using before. The guitar strap, while I don't use it much, is perfectly fine. The guitar is just great in general for beginners.TL;DR Guitar itself is great. Buy picks and strings separately.

This guitar is a great beginning guitar. I love it. Perfect color.

I recommend.

Long story short, a homeless guy on a bike got hit by a car. His guitar was smashed and as the EMTs and police were helping him all he was concerned about was his guitar. So some of the people that witnessed it put out a post to see if someone would get him a guitar. I looked everywhere locally but couldn't find a decent guitar one marketplace or craigslist so I ordered this one.Realistic Pros and ConsPros1) it actually is a pretty guitar, pleasing to the eye2) Fret edges are pretty smooth and not just for this price range3) Neck is straight as an arrow4) Frets are smooth, I wouldn't say polished but not gritty5) As the description shows, it comes with everything to get started5) Sound wise, I have heard worse. I play mostly solid wood name brand acoustics so to my ear it does sound bad but I know as a kid I would have been happy to have this guitarCONS1) The action was the worse thing, it is very high so for a beginner it could turn them off. Now with the neck angle looking fine and the neck being straight it looks like the nut was cut too high and/or where the strings go through it needs to be filed down just a bit. The other thing to do would have been just to sand down the bridge saddle on the base/bottom since it was a bit high as well. you have to be a little careful when doing that though and just make sure that you sand it straight. I hold it in my hand then run it in one stroke back and forth the long way on a full size sandpaper sheet. Unfortunately I was so busy this week I didn't have time to do that for him2) The tuners are not the greatest but it does the job3) Not sure if its the tuners or the bad strings, but the strings kept stretching even after I stretched it so there "could" be a problem there. But it would help a beginner know how to start keeping their guitar in tune4) Since the strings are kind of high, it's ok for playing open chords but bar chords and lead/single notes the intonation is off because you have to push so far for the strings to reach the fret so the distance plus the extra tension makes the notes sharp. Again, if you file down the nut and the bridge that would probably help. And yours might be fine, I'm only referring to mine specifically.5) The bridge was lifting slightly at the back, but just barely. Over time it might lift off but I've seen worse and blue holds pretty good even if the bridges start to lift like that. I also bet the bridge is screwed in though, since there looks to be 2 little circles on each side of the bridge. They use to do that to cheaper guitars to help keep the bridge down.My overall impression is that this is a great value but is not for everyone. If you know someone who has played and can set up a guitar for you, then get it. If I had the time, I could get this playing and sounding like a $120 - 200 non solid top guitar. If you wanted to practice upgrading a guitar and setting it up, this would also be great for you! If you want a guitar to fumble around with and play campfire songs with open chords and not care if it gets too cold and you need to use it as campfire wood, I'd say get it. If you need all the accessories and the guitar is just a bonus, wait for a sale and get it.I wouldn't recommend it for a true beginner who is on their own though, because the strings are hard to press down and the sound is not "great" so that together would make them think they are doing something wrong. It can be a pretty good guitar but with some work. If you can afford to pay a little more you can get one that wouldn't need as much work. But if you can only afford this one as a "base" then it's not bad. Just know that you'll have to do a little bit of work to get it playing better.