Thomann HR-401G F-/Bb Double Horn

So the French horn came and it was Splendid! Casing was good as well:) I like how it was doubled boxed. The first box is a box with the French horn case. The second box is where the French horn is INSIDE the second box filled with air filled bubbles foam to prevent bulking and moving of the instrument. This is good as it minimise the risk for dente and moving. Secondly as I open the French horn. It is covered with a white sheet bag for both horn and bell and Iam extremely happy about this :) it also includes the oil, screw, grease and other "service quality" note and checks that says "quality check by service crew". That is really good too:)

What I didn't like about this horn is that, the fact your Illustration picture is different from this. Iam ONLY talking about the Rotor BUMPS Colour-sponge/stopped. It's suppose to be black Colour but I have the Thumb rotor as transparent Colour. Why is that?

And do REMIND people this is a F/Bb horn so that they can change the rotor to Bb/F horn:)

Just to remind all these. Finally.
The time of replying back in Email was the part I was unhappy about. I send 4-5 emails and they reply me VERY slow. So I really hope the team can do something about this.

But overall, everything else was very good!:)

( 4years of horn experience in school and community bands)
Response in the lower register(2 and a half register below tuning F note) is great with solid easy blowing full sound. It gets a bit difficult playing the High A note and above as it is met with a lot of resistance but the tone is still warm and full. The D note(T12/T3) required a bit of getting used to as I often mispitch on this horn compared to other horns(Conn 7D/Holton H181, H179).

The engravings on the valve cap is beautiful and all spit valves were working perfectly. The metal is comparable to a professional horn by other brands. Just need to make sure to do a thorough check on all the screws (valve area and trigger) as I received it half screwed in. The reason for a quality rating of 4 is due to welding defects around the horn with some plating damaged around the connecting areas and a small bit of the bell screw was not covered with the plating fully.
Despite the flaws above, I rate it 5 stars overall as it super worth for its pricing and considering it is worth going against well-established brands such as Conn and Holton.

The title says it all, basically.
Now, in order to be specific, let me give an analysis on each aspect:
Response: Horn plays extremely well, middle range rings out a lot (for me at least), so does the bottom-pedal range. Truth be told, I'm not the best high range player but I'm certain a better player won't have any issues.
Features: The instrument itself is eyecandy, gorgeous to look at. The 103 style wrap is tighter than most, so coming from a Geyer horn was a bit tricky. The aforementioned Geyers have a more free blowing, wide wrap, and above C#2 the horn exhibits a little resistance. With a bit of getting used to it, rings out smoothly. Again, this might just be my not so great skills. After a few days, you are sure to have no issues. Also, the adjustable finger hook and foolproof instructions to change how the horn sits (F or Bb) were incredibly unique for this price.
Sound: A real gem. The horn has a dark, mellow sound across all registers, easy to balance and lead melodically.
Quality: Really, top notch. Came with everything you need to take care of the instrument.
PS: The case is also rare to find at this price. Packing up the horn in a backpack-like case is extremely comfortable.
Overall, for an amateur player like me, the instrument is phenomenal. Truly happy and content with this purchase, not one regret.