I have been searching the web for my first sax and found a Vespro model VE-225GL for $200. Is this a good instrument for beginners?

Here is the description: This Vespro model VE-225GL has features found only on professional quality instruments, and at a very affordable price. PLUS FREE SHIPPING! The Vespro brand has been manufactured for almost twenty years, and is widely recognized by educators and repair technicians for high quality, durability, and ease of playing. Every Vespro saxophone carries a full ONE YEAR WARRANTY. Parts and service are readily available. This alto saxophone is being offered in the more conservative Gold Lacquered finish. The extensive bell engraving is hand cut. The professional quality pads are manufactured by Pisoni in Italy and have stainless steel resonators attached with a thru rivet. Construction is fully ribbed, and the springs are high quality stainless steel. The keywork extends to high F#, and the left hand table is fully articulated. Intonation is spot on, and response is free and easy. It also comes complete with a professional quality case, mouthpiece, neckstrap, cork grease, and polishing cloth. Features:
• The Vespro alto sax comes in a gorgeous lacquer finish
• Hand engraved bell
• High F# key
• Ribbed construction
• Comes complete with a professional quality case, mouthpiece, neckstrap, cork grease, and polishing cloth

Ok, in my opinion if the sax is that low of a price it is probably not very good. A good brand is Bundy, my friend has one that has a good tone and it is easy to make. I am not sure I have ever heard of that brand but it is up to you to choose the sax.