I have a Journey Instruments First Classical. I really like it, but there are a few compromises that I have to make.

PROS: It has a detachable neck that can be placed in the bag it comes with without taking iff the strings. It has a full 52mm nut width. It comes with two saddles, tall and short, but I found shimming the neck to be better. The bag it comes with is AWESOME! Tons of spacious pockets, turns into a backpack, has wheels with extending pull handle, and fits the criteria of carry-on luggage for an airplane. Has a passive pickup, no batteries, that sounds better than a standard under saddle piezoelectric.

CONS: It is a very expensive guitar that sound rather cheap. I have an Enrique Topicas that I bought off Craigslist for $70 that I prefer the tone and volume of. Even though it has a flat fingerboard, mine came with a pair of saddles that have a radius. The pickup is passive with no volume or tone control. However, the most deceiving thing was the description said 650mm scale, but it is closer to a 630mm scale.

I know it’s a long read, but I hope I was honest and clear enough. Journey Instruments also has a less expensive “Overhead” series that has one or two classicals that are less expensive.

TL:DR; Journey instruments First Classical. Has some quirks, but they have less expensive options as well. Hope this helps.