So, this one arrived as well and it is time to make a short review of it.
I actually won this knife in a GAW, so didn't order it myself.
It arrived from China in less than 3 weeks (before the holidays).

First impressions:

The Brother 1502 came in a plain cardboard box, pretty dirty inside (that is usually the case with Brother Knives, at least from my experience), blade was centered and sharp, no bladeplay.

I cleaned it and it became very smooth (blade drops if you disengage the lock).

Pros:

Great classic looks (is very similar to the now discontinued Kershaw Gentleman's folder).
Good fit and finish of the polished 3D G10 scales.
No bladeplay at all and the lock is pretty soft (for a lockback) and could be even used one-handed.- Became very smooth after cleaning.
Is thin and light (3.76 oz/106.8 g) for easy carry inside the pocket.
Has strong tip that won't break during EDC tasks + 440C stainless steel.
Nice ergos for my middle sized hand (because of the 3D scales).

Cons:

Two-handed opening.
Pinned constructon (couldn't be disassembled).
Sharpening wasn't even and pretty thick grind.
Cutting edge length is pretty short (2.75" with 3.14" blade). Full length is 7.25".
Small finish problems: lanyard hole isn't perfectly round and some scratches on the pivot pin.
No pocket clip.

Summary:
This is a classic Grandpa Knife (meaning similar to a knife our grandpas EDCed back in the day).
IMO - this isn't a knife for knife aficionados and collectors, but more for actual use for non-knife people.
The simple and strong construction make it virtually "dumbass proof" (couldn't be screwed up by dumbasses) so it will make an awesome loaner knife and a cool inexpensive gift for non-knife folks.

Check out the knife here: Brother 1502 Knife

Competitive options:
Buck 112: Buck 112 Knife

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