Rocktile L-100 SB Electric Guitar Sunburst

Am really positively surprised. The paint is, well, let's say just so acceptable (paint noses,...) but I do not care, and the tuners were replaced with ones from Kluson (not even 30 €). Now this is really an absolutely usable guitar. Very well playable! The neck has very little varnish on the back, and feels nice and rough. My new everyday practice guitar that sits handy near the sofa. Absolutely worth the money. The tuners, however, you should really exchange.

more I have not expected for this price, already fits

although inexpensive but that does not have to be: Goods is a complete Monday production - edging for the neck and the Boddykanten have paint defects (act like wiped varnish) and thus missing high gloss - as well as other defects such as 0/815 strings (high E when tuning torn) and despite my request - but sharp fret ends - but I decided to keep them after modification, polishing as well as processing of still available guitar accessories - but the hit is something else!!!

For small money a good instrument. Clean workmanship without significant flaws or quirks...The only thing that needs to be replaced are the strings because these are already torn me when tuning. From the sound it is not to be despised and with a ground defect device it sounds like a great Paula.
I changed the string action a little bit and it's good.
In short......clear buy recommendation and full marks!!!!

I had the guitar given to me as a travel guitar, where I'm not so sorry if something gets damaged on a business trip. However, I did not expect that the instrument can be so fun. The workmanship is excellent except for a few small things.

Strings need to be replaced as we do with all lower priced instruments.
The fingerboard has a few tiny cracks, but they don't bother. Should be oiled.
Great sound without amplifier.
Pickups are ok, but pinch harmonics are not possible with them (replaced them with Wilkinson pickups).
The neck is not, as mentioned in the description, slim, but rather corresponds to the model "half baseball bat" of an original Les Paul Standard. I don't mind it. It is not lacquered and feels very comfortable.
The guitar is very top heavy, so you should use a good leather strap to get that under control. But that is often the case even with very expensive instruments.

The tuners run cleanly, are tuning stable, pots and switches are impeccable (I have experienced worse in much higher price ranges), varnish impeccable. Meanwhile, I play the guitar much more often than on trips.

Conclusion: With little rework you get an instrument with unbeatable price-performance ratio and high fun factor. If you invest another 40 € for a few mid-range pickups, the guitar also sounds great on the amp. Due to the thick neck, the guitar is in my opinion only conditionally suitable for people with short fingers or small hands.