What kind of music do you want to play?

There's a few things about that guitar and ibanez electrics in general that one could love or hate. Ibanez electrics typically have a fairly flat fretboard profile, as well as fairly thin/shallow neck profiles. A lot of people like them and they're great for playing metal or other fast technical stuff. This guitar has a tremelo system(wammy bar essentially) which means it can be a lot of fun but more difficult to keep in tune as the bridge moves.

The HSH pickup layout, two humbuckers with a single coil in the middle is fairly versatile. Pickup type is totally down to genre and preference, the latter generally being more important. You can technically play anything on any kind of guitar but some guitars will push back more than others if that makes sense. This setup will trend more towards warmer "clean" tones and a tighter "crunch" with distortion/overdrive. The single coil is more jangly and brighter in tone, but creates a lot more noise due to various electromagnetic reasons that aren't super important.

Entry level guitars have come a long way in the last 10-15 years and Ibanez doesn't typically make trash. This guitar is more or less identical in dimensions to more expensive Gios, the difference being level of fit/finish and hardware quality so cheaper pickups, electronics, bridges, tuners, etc.

If you get a guitar around that price range, make sure to get it professionally setup at a music shop or local repair guy, it'll cost 50-100 bucks but the guitar will play a lot nicer. Cheaper guitars from the factory will often have a high action(distance between string and fret, requires more strength to play a note), their frets might not be perfectly level(creating a buzz when a vibrating string hits a high point) and the nut may be too high(causing the action to be too high in a less adjustable way).

A proper setup and a fresh set of strings will make it play like a 500 dollar guitar.

its so damn cheap i worry abt quality

My advice it look on Craigslist for somebody who is selling their own "starting guitar" after realizing they don't play it nearly as much as they thought they would, it's pretty common (especially in bougie areas) for people to buy $500 instruments and part with them for half that a couple years later. If you're really lucky you can find an older musician clearing out their garage - just make sure you have the chance to strum it a bit and hear what it sounds like through an amplifier before purchasing.