What are the best acoustic guitar (Fender) under £200?

Mid-size Newporter auditorium body with a solid Sitka spruce top and mahogany back/sides, walnut fretboard, 25.6 in scale and Fishman CD-1 electronics; comfortable slim C neck and cutaway make it versatile for strumming, fingerstyle and amplified performance. Suits players wanting Fender electric-style looks with an acoustic voice and onboard pickup for live use.

Mid-size orchestra-body acoustic-electric with laminated spruce top and sapele back/sides, slim C-shaped okoume neck, walnut fretboard, and onboard Fender electronics with built-in tuner; comfortable playability for students and gigging beginners. Durable laminated construction makes it travel-friendly and easy to maintain.

Small parlor body with a solid spruce top and laminated mahogany back and sides, walnut fingerboard, and Fender 'Easy-to-Play' neck; comfortable for fingerstyle and travel. Offers a warm, intimate mid-focused tone and easy playability for beginners and intermediate players.

The Fender FA-115 is a laminated spruce-top dreadnought with mahogany back and sides, a nato neck and walnut fretboard, offered as a beginner-friendly pack that includes a gig bag and accessories. It has a 20-fret fingerboard, 25.3 in scale length and a 43 mm nut width, delivering a full acoustic tone suited to beginners and casual players.

The Fender FA-125 is an all-laminate dreadnought acoustic with a nato neck and walnut fretboard, offering a full, bright acoustic tone and durable build for beginners. It includes a gig bag and is aimed at entry-level players seeking an affordable, ready-to-play Fender acoustic.

The Fender FA-135CE is a concert-body acoustic-electric with a single cutaway, laminated top and Fishman onboard electronics, offering a comfortable thin C/nato neck and walnut fingerboard. It's built for beginners and gigging players who need easy upper-fret access, onboard tuning and reliable amplified sound. Construction uses laminate woods for durability and consistent tone.