The Fernandes Native Pro includes a sustainer in the neck position, which offers two musical modes that can be switched live for diverse soundscapes.

The sustainer pickup uses a battery to maintain string vibration endlessly, also capable of producing endless harmonics by generating a 5th harmonic of any note.

Owners compare the Fernandes Native Pro favorably against the Ed O’Brien Strat for its similar tonal quality at a significantly lower price point.

The guitar is noted for providing tones that fill gaps not covered by a Jazzmaster, with particularly jangly clean sounds.

The Fernandes sustainer is notably used by The Edge for the intro of "With Or Without You," highlighting its capability for atmospheric soundscapes.

Some users are drawn to the Tele-nado shape of the Native Pro, comparing it favorably to the Fender Toronado for its aesthetic.

The guitar is described as comfortable to play, inspiring users to explore beyond typical Fender sounds.

One owner noted the guitar doesn't have the feel of a premium instrument in terms of weight, neck, resonance, and balance, but its visual appeal encourages more play.

The hot pickups are appreciated for adding a "growl" to the sound, making the guitar suitable for genres requiring a more aggressive tone.

The guitar is suitable for recording atmospheric sounds, making it an appealing choice for genres like metal and prog that benefit from continuous sustain.

One user acquired the Fernandes Native Pro for the cost of the sustainer pickup alone, emphasizing its value proposition when bought used.

Prices for the Fernandes Native Pro can vary widely from $200 without a sustainer to $900 with a double humbucker and sustainer.

The Fernandes Native Pro features a large, full-face pickguard, which contributes to its clean aesthetic and unique style appeal.