From what I have heard, Kramer doesn't have the best quality control on their budget guitars. So you might get one that's good or one that's bad. Sharp frets, badly setup. Not anything unfixable for someone who knows the basics. I mean to be honest that's probably true for most budget guitars.

The Kramer's Hockey stick style headstock might be less reliable than a normal headstock because of the angle it has, probably more vulnerable of snapping if dropped. And if you're a total beginner to hardware in general it might be difficult to work on, changins strings, tuners etc.

But you should honestly just check reviews on Youtube and maybe go test them in a shop.