Harley Benton CST-24T Paradise Flame

Over the last 30 years I got my hands on a lot of instruments and this one sits right up there with the best. Maybe I got lucky and draw the long straw, but this guitar is really nice overall. I set up my instruments the way I like, right out of the box so I cannot comment on the factory setup, but I can say that it wasn't far off(also, this comes down to preference). I also changed the strings during setup, to my regulars, so I also don't care about the factory strings, but I think they are generic 10-46 D'Addarios. The tuners are on par with the ones fitted on more expensive guitars (think 2700 Euro LesPaul) so pretty good for non-locking tuners. The fretboard radius is perfect for my hands (~14") and the overall feel of the neck is indicative of a much more expensive guitar. The paint job is amazing and the heel is more comfortable than the original PRS one. Bridge is also really good and can be floated. Pickups are great and this is something i did not expect 'cause this is where most "production line" type builders cut corners. In terms of sound, this is a really versatile guitar because of the pickup split thingy, you can get glassy strat tones and even telecaster like tones, but when you push the knob you get into humbucker territory and this is where this pickups really shine.
So if you want a great guitar and don't care about the name on the headstock, go for it! On the other hand, if you want a guitar that will retain it's value on a resale situation or you do care about the name on the headstock, than go for something else. I just wish this was available 30 years ago.