Steinberger Guitars Gt-Pro Deluxe WH

This is my 4th electric guitar and 9th guitar overall and it is the best one I've ever owned. I am a jazz musician and I love everything about this guitar, despite it is the most affordable instrument I own. The set up of the guitar out of the box was very very good, I don't know if it's Thomann's work or the factory setup but it is very good.

The design is perfect, super lightweight (mine is about 2.1 kgs) and very easy to set up and tune. Guitar doesn't feel weird at all, in fact, it feels a lot like my (now previous) main guitar Epiphone Sheraton.
Holds the tune sooo good. I tune it every 3-4 days and that's it, and I've been playing it over 10 hours a day since it arrived.
Thanks to its wood choice and neck-thru construction, the guitar is very resonant and surprisingly quite loud unplugged. I like the feel and sound of the fingerboard, whatever if it is.
In every review I've read/seen of this guitar they dislike the pickups but I like them. I don't like the middle pickup and will eventually remove it and use it as HH.
Very easy to travel with, very very light and comes with a great gig bag. I've flown with the guitar and they accept it as overhead luggage without any problem.
The guitar is super affordable, as you can see, and it's worth every penny.
Only issue about MY guitar is, the pickup selector is very poor quality, it doesn't click and doesn't stay where it is but it is a pretty cheap change.

Since it arrived, I've been practicing everywhere. On the bus, taxi, metro, plane, ferry, beach, school, park... It really liberated me and I think every guitar player should get one (except maybe complete beginners, since it might be a little harder for them to learn how to hold a guitar with this than a regular guitar).

The design of the string adapter isn't the best, it works fine but is a little hard to use but that's optional and there are 3rd party solutions.

Thomann did very good job packing it, it safely arrived in a very short time.

A lot of the gigs I go to on my motorbike so it's easy to transport. I've been pleasantly surprised by it's sound. There's a great combination of Gibson and Fender sound using different pickup settings. The front is a nice fat Gibson sound, the front/middle gives a Strat sound. I think the front humbucker switches to single coil. Very convincing. The middle single coil gives a great strum sound. Middle back, again strat equivalent and back humbucker pretty strong output for overdrive solos. The build quality is good. It's been bashed about a bit and even been rained apon on the way home from a gig. It stays in tune well and the wammy bar works a treat. Very impressive. There is a conversion you can buy for the nut string attachments which then allows you to use any string and not be restricted to the double ball end type. A pity it's not included. However the S946 strings suite me so no problem! Last thing, the feel of the neck is a bit weird at first because it's longer than usual so initially I would grab an A barre chord instead of a G. You get used to it! Fun guitar.

I'm a new guitar player talking my first learning steps, so this review might need to be edited in the future as I gain more experience. This review is based on the guitar knowledge I have so far.
This is my first electric guitar, which I bought to keep practicing away from home.
The build quality seems very good and sturdy. The guitar is quite heavier compared to my classical guitar.
I can't say much about the sound quality of the pickups, because I'm so new to electric guitars, but what I can say is that everything seems to be working fine.
I like the aesthetics and the engineering thinking behind the headless design and the tuning system. I also like it has three pickups and a tremolo. Not many travel guitars offer all these features.
I'm hoping this guitar will serve me for many years.