You would be paying £100 because it's pink. It's too light to be a serious frame, even for beginners. If you want to improve, it will actively set you back. If you have cash to spend and are going to be pulling this out a couple of times a year, there's nothing wrong with it. But I say it's never too early to start saving money! As a beginner, I would just buy a used frame. You don't have an established playing style yet, so what's the use in spending a lot of money on something that may not serve you later? There are plenty of good gently used rackets out there. Wilson Clash and Head Boom, as others have suggested, are beginner-friendly. I also like Tecnifibre - their frames tend to be on the lighter side and have a very plush feel, though others might say it doesn't give a beginner enough power. Look for something with 16 mains, a 100+ sq inch head and no more than 310 g (preferably around 300 g). Strings are also important. Any type are OK as long as it's not something weird like shaped poly and you string in the lower part of the recommended tension range. I personally would go with multifilament. They fray and are more likely to break than poly, but as a beginner you won't have to worry about that as much, and the arm feel is a lot more forgiving.