Got mine today, not too bad.
I normally always give a natural light first impression of a figure straight out of the box on here so here ya go.
This time instead of just using my iphone I took 2 quick shots with my R5 with a 50mm lens for comparison since iphone shots normally tend to make figures look a bit wonky/warped since they use a more wide angled lens. Unfortunately the R5 shots are a bit blurry and extremely shallow in depth of field since I just grabbed my camera quick with no tripod in real low light since I'm only using a window for light and the place I'm currently living is pretty dark inside with horrendous color paint. But I figured I'd give a quick comparison anyway. Maybe next time I'll do a setup with a tripod.
Impressions: Pretty decent release. Cheap suit, shirt, and tie but as long as you pull the suit down and adjust it a bit it doesn't look bad like it does out of the box where the suit tends to creep up on the shoulders and neck.
Ankles are quite loose but the rest of the body seems okay even if it's pretty cheap. Hands are cheap poorly painted standard affair for a unlicensed
The sculpt is one solid piece so no seam at the neck/chin line; but it really limits posing and makes him look goofy if you push the head forward/back or tilted side to side. He's a bit too tan and the paint is basic and the likeness comes and goes depending on the light and angle but its good enough for the price imo. Glasses are a metal like material and the lenses are just solid black so they can look a bit cheap close up.
I'm happier than I thought I'd be originally but would prefer a more beat up look on him with some bruising and cuts.
iphone:
R5 with 50mm (blurry, shallow dof. Colder white balance):