LUCKWBQ 39" Full Size ST Style Electric Guitar Starter Kit with HH Pickup, 20W Portable Amp, Tuner, Gig Bag, Strap & Accessories (Black Flame)

This is a late birthday gift for my 13-year old boy. He loves it! This electric guitar is an exceptional instrument that combines stunning design with impressive sound quality. Its sleek finish and top-notch craftsmanship catch the eye, while the rich tones from the pickups suit various genres, from blues to rock. The neck is comfortable and fast, making it easy to play smoothly. Overall, this guitar offers fantastic value for its price and is a versatile addition to any guitarist's collection. Highly recommended!

A nice guitar for its price. Not only it has the guitar, it also included an amp, tuner, picks, and a cable. The guitar has a tremolo system that works. The amp also have built in distortion. Really nice bundle that have everything that a beginner needs.

It is a cheap guitar, so I expected rough edge frets, high action strings, difficult tuners. Nope. This is on par with a squier in my opinion. Plays well, and great for beginners. It is still a cheap guitar, so don't have sky high expectations, but it is a good cheap guitar

got this for My grandson. and he is so excited to try out his new guitar. we didn't want to spend too much on something he might stop bring interested in a few weeks. he is having a great time and his teacher was pretty impressed with the quality as it is a beginners guitar. it sounds pretty good and it was a great value

Wow bought this as a travel guitar. Looked good when I got it so I put it away until I was ready to need it and this is what I find. The neck is separated from the body. Didn't even get to play it once. Stored it de-tuned to protect the neck even and it still separated. Sadly I bought it a year ago so I doubt the seller will do anything to compensate me. And I have others I have gotten from Amazon that are much older and never had a problem like this. Wow not even a peep from the seller. It may have been a year but the guitar was in the box as if it was on their shelf. What a piece of crap. Wish I could give it negative stars.

Bought this for my teenage son. This is the 2nd electric guitar I have purchased for him. He was thrilled with the guitar and the accessories that were included.

Mine came with some scuffs on the back which were hard to take a photo of. The bridge pick up was pushed in on one side. I managed to mostly fix it by gently pressing on the part sticking up. The tremolo bar is wobbly in the socket, and it is a bit tight when pressed on. The action is pretty good but higher around the 11th fret. May have to adjust the neck. Was pleasantly surprised by the amp it was bigger than I expected. Sounds decent. All in all, I like the guitar. It is not too heavy nor too light. The nylon guitar bag is cheap but acceptable. The feel of the guitar is good. The three pick up positions all work. Haven't tried headphones on the amp yet as it takes a 1/4-inch headphone jack and mine is too small. The frets are very slightly sharp on the ends, so if someone were to press too hard or move their hand too fast, they may get scratched or cut. In the past with other guitars, I used a regular nail file, not the metal kind to smooth them out. Will wait to do anything to this guitar until after the 30-day window has passed in case something stops working. The strings stay in tune pretty well. Only two needed retuning. New strings tend to do that, too. The nut may be slightly high but doesn't seem to interfere. Came with accessories as noted. I would buy this again.

First things first, I’m not a guitar guy and know very little about electric guitars. I have been looking to get one for a while and have been watching all of the YouTube reviews. Only, there weren’t any for this one, but it was the cheapest, so I got it. The good - Nice maple neck Frets are rounded, not sharp and no sprout The finish is nice and it looks great 3 ply pick guard 5 way switch feels solid and firm, knobs seem good The bad - Tuners aren’t great. They haven’t slipped yet, as far as I can tell, but I’ve only had this 1 day. You turn and not much happens, then you can kind of feel the gearing move and a lot happens. They could be worse, I suppose. The included cable isn’t worth using. The gig bag isn’t padded. It’s not one of those “raincoats” or really thin dust jackets like some other guitars come with, but it is probably only a step or two above that. Was not intonated, but I wasn’t expecting it to be, not sure that any of these inexpensive guitars are. The really bad - It came shipped just in the product box. No outer box of any kind. It was in the gig bag in the box, but no other padding or protection at all. As a result, mine came with a nice big dent to the body, bad enough that the finish cracked and came off. Amazon only gives two options - 1. Return it for a refund 2. Exchange it for another. I didn’t want to wait another week or two to have a guitar, and I didn’t want to gamble on another getting shipped and showing up in even worse shape, so I’m keeping it, though the option for a bit of a customer satisfaction refund or credit would have been nice. Enough to cover a new set of strings or a cable or something. Oh well. All that to say, I really can’t complain for what it is. The humbucker is pretty hot, the neck pickup sounds nice. It was tunable and playable straight out of the box, which is all you can ask for, right? Anyway, aside from the lackadaisical care in shipping, my initial impressions are positive. Maybe I don’t know enough to really know if it is good, but I also can’t tell if it’s bad. It’s a guitar, and it works. And it was less than 80 bucks. The only thing that keeps me from a strong recommendation is how mine came. It could have been really damaged and I was lucky mine came with just the one wound. You may not be so fortunate.