Harley Benton S-620 TB Rock Series

I bought the S-620 TB in blue and I’ve had it for a couple of weeks now. It looks awesome, the neck feels nice and the fretwork is great, I haven’t noticed any fret buzz. I’ve never had anything to do with a Floyd Rose before and this one seems a bit cheap, I had some problems screwing on the trem handle as the threads were not so smooth. It went on with some patience and back and forth with the nut. But given the price point for the guitar, that’s fine with me.
I am fairly new to the guitar, call it a COVID reinvention.....I played in my teens briefly and now I’m in my 50’s, so it’s for home use only. I think if you’re new to guitar and you want a nice piece of kit to play some of your favourite rock and metal tunes this is a great and economical way to go.

Great looking guitar, plays really well and set up was good straight out of the box. The pickups sound good too. The only real issue is the Floyd-Rose bridge which is cheap and unstable which is a BIG disappointment. Personally I just don't see the point of putting a cheap FR bridge on any guitar and would have been happier if this guitar had a hard tail bridge. My advice, if you're specifically looking for a FR equipped guitar then don't buy this and look for another option.

Pros
Looks great
Plays great
Sounds great
Price

Cons
Floyd-Rose bridge is of poor quality

This is the 3rd Harley Benton guitar I've purchased no complaints on the SC-Custom II or the ST-62MN VW Vintage Series but this S-620 TB needed a little work nothing major.
Cosmetics- this guitar was flawless on the overall finish.
Frets are nice and smooth no burrs on edges.
Tuners seem nice and tight.
Pickups sound ok I may go with some EMG 81/85 combo later on.
CONS- out of the box this had no setup done to it in any way the Floyd bridge was setting an angle not even close to being flush with the body (simple fix)
Strings were around 1/4" (6.35 Millimeters) above the neck. After dropping the Floyd down and leveling it with the body I noticed the neck was slightly tilted (not a truss rod adjustment) I did some calculating and it needed a .025" (0.635 Millimeters) shim in the back of neck cavity (white comic book card board was perfect).
Put neck back on, a new set of Ernie Ball Extra slinkys and fine tuned the Floyd and this thing plays excellent!!!
I would still buy another one of this same series guitar thinking the red version!