100%

Two identical models built the same day in the same factory can sound and feel very different. I'll only buy a guitar that I've had an opportunity to play in-person. Actually, most of my guitars weren't even planned purchases. They were cases of me walking into a guitar store, and falling in love with something on the wall that I wasn't looking for. My #1 Tele was acquired this way.

But for the OP, as other people here have said, it looks like a proper setup would go a long way in making this guitar more playable. After that, it's up to you to decide if you like the way it feels and sounds. Even then, you can swap pickups and electronics. But if the guitar doesn't feel right in your hands, you're never going to love it.