Harley Benton D-120CE-LH BK

Its nicely made, feels much higher quality than the price suggests.
Had it a little over a month and it hasnt let me down yet.
It sounds great with nice warm bass tones, but bright enough at the top end.
Remains in tune after initial tuning well.
Came sufficiently packaged.
I only use it as an acoustic, but liked the idea of of having the option to plug in should I need to.
The pickup isnt great, but as I said that isnt really an issue for me.
Only other little negative was a couple of the frets were quite sharp - but nothing a quick file hasnt fixed.

Overall, I'm very happy, and would recommend to anyone who wants a nice to play acoustic without breaking the bank.

This thing was cheap and considering the price it was pretty decent. I've played worse for sure.

I bought this as a first full size acoustic for my son. He liked the gloss black finish and it does look pretty smart. It got him started and he played the hell out of it for the first six months but was always going to be seduced by electric. We since sold this on to another student only losing £10 on the deal.

Overall, a positive experience for a beginner....it's no Takamine or Taylor, obviously. It's a cheap acoustic but it had a decent tone and sounded very nice. Action was a bit high for my taste but not bad enough to be problematic and my boy never felt uncomfortable with it either.

If you want a new, cheap acoustic, that's what you're getting with this model - nothing fancy, nothing earth shattering but it's not a piece of junk either, like so many cheap guitars can be. If you just want to try and mike some nice acoustic noise, it's up to the task.

Churlish to complain too much at the price point we're talking here. If your expectations are reasonable you probably won't be disappointed by this entry level model.