Fesley Electric Guitar, Full Size Solid Body Electric Guitar Beginner Kit, 6 String Guitar with HSS Pickups & 24 Frets, Poplar Body Flame Maple Top Maple Neck With Gig Bag, Cable, Strap, FDK800, Blue

I was pretty impressed by the quality of this guitar for the price. More color choices would be nice and the flat black looks great

I ordered the blue one it came with razor sharp frets on both sides of the neck, the set screws in the bridge stabbed me in the hand and neither one of the tone knobs work. Even at $189 I'm not sure if I want to put any more money into it probably going to send it back. Don't believe the YouTube hype on this guitar. The paint job was nice. Edit 3/8/24 after many emails back and forth especially really help me by giving me a small return to take the guitar to my local shop to get fixed. I don't know too many companies that will do that their customer support is really awesome.

A good guitar for the price. I have no complaints. I haven't set it up yet, but from eye balling it the neck is straight and no string to fret buzzing. Great chunky sound.

The guitar looks great! The fit and finish are great. Upon first inspection, the only thing I noticed that needed work was the fret ends being sharp due to fret sprout (very normal on any guitar anymore). After tuning up, I noticed the string height was high, again, no problem, just a little adjustment. I lowered the bridge as far as it would go, but the bridge inserts needed to be seated further to work correctly. Again, no problem.I took the strings off, tightened the tuners, since all of the button adjustment screws were loose, used a wooden dowel and a rubber mallet to set the bridge inserts further into the body, and filed all of the fret ends. After restringing the guitar with brand new strings, I lowered the bridge for my perfect height of 5/64ths, I found the frets weren't level. Off came the strings again and I had to seat all of the frets with the rubber mallet. I set the fretboard flat and used a fret rocker but found the 22nd fret still high. Had to file that one fret down. Not terrible for one fret to be high, but then I noticed that the fret ends on the treble side were popping up. Had to glue and clamp them down.After the glue dried, I strung it up again and gave it a proper complete set up with .012 neck relief. It plays well now (still not perfect), and the pickups sound good. The tone knobs are described wrong in the description. The middle pot controls the neck pickup tone only and the third pot controls the middle pickup only. Not an issue for me, but for those that want a tone control on the bridge pickup, there isn't one unless you wire it that way yourself.The gig bag it comes with is good. It's not the best, but I've definitely had way worse. The cable seems decent. The tuner seems to work ok. The strap is also decent.I'm ok with doing some work on my guitars, but someone else who buys this thinking it'll be good to go right out of the box may not be able to do some of this work. I've gotten guitars that cost less that required less work, and I've gotten guitars that cost more that required the same or more work. I was a little disappointed with this one for the price, but it turned out ok for now.

Seems okay ,the only flaw is there is blurry mark on the to part of the body

The Fesley FDK 800 is a crazy deal!!! The neck is fast playing and the frets were great and needed no work. The neck feels great , definitely a shread neck for sure. The maple top is beautiful. The pickups are really hot and sound amazing.

Very nice guitar for the price, I really enjoy my purchase, my only gripe would be fret ends that are sharp. I filed mine down but it must be done with precision and patience in order to prevent damage to fretboard. Also must be done with a very thin file. I make sure to file in one direction...towards the back of the neck. The 400 version was the same way but after filing I truly enjoy the guitar! Other than that, its Peachy! Gotta Love it!

The wiring from the single pickups was showing. It looks like they put different pickups that were not from the body of the guitar put on.