Fender Player Telecaster MN Butterscotch Blonde

The guitar unfortunately came with slight flaws. A small crack in the paint and two screws were missing from the bridge humbucker bracket.
But about the guitar as such:
I deliberately chose this model. I actually wanted an American Tele, but I was bothered by the fact that the current American models basically only serve vintage. In the last decades some progress has been made, which can be partly integrated without losing the classic Tele look. Basically, a Tele is a clunker compared to a Strat. However, the Tele discussed here has a belly cut and this makes the guitar much more comfortable to carry when I compare it to my 60s reissue. The color is really cool. A Metallic Blue.
About the sound: I deliberately chose the HH version and I think it's really cool. Neck is mellow, bridge is crisp. Combination gives a nice blend. You can split the HH to get a single coil sound. This is of course not identical to a conventional Tele, but is still cool and makes the guitar very versatile.
I love maple neck frat boards and flat frets. The guitar discussed here has jumbo medium frets that are quite flat, so you can feel the fingerboard when playing. You have to like it. I like it.
Overall, I think the guitar is very good for the price and very versatile. Will have a lot of fun with it.