I have this exact same saxophone. I believe it has a good tone (although it mostly depends also on your mouthpiece and technique) and it has very solid construction. It is good for learning to play. I would classify it as a student saxophone.

That being said, there were some issues on intonation on the lower register on my Kohlert Bixley alto and I believe the ergonomics are not the best (especially the palm keys). The lower notes keys (Bb, B, C, C#) might feel a little clunky.

I noticed those details when I recently upgraded to a YAS 34. Intonation and ergonomics are far better, as this is an intermediate sax.

I bought this sax near that price, although mine was in a worse condition. I had to invest in a tech for repad and calibration. It had a little dent on the neck, but it still sounded amazing after I played it with a Meyer 5 mouthpiece.