I own three guitars, two of them are for beginners, bought them 7 years ago, and both are 800 ringgit

For this price (800) you can't get a solid back and side (but only three layers wood) or a excellent quality top wood , which means the tonal quality sucks. You might not realize the differences unless you've played them for a long time and started to get to know how a high end quality guitar sounds like,

which leads me to buy my latest guitar, a 11500 ringgit lakewood (m32 custom, made in germany). I would say at this price you can clearly listen to every characteristics each individual wood species would show, like woody warm for mahagony or crispy clear and bassy for rosewood. Also, with a solid wood back and sides and excellent top you can expect the woods to open up eventually as time passes, which means they would eventually be more responsive and unique sounding.

Yea i agree with you
Last year i tried a seagull , then a 8k martin, sounds quite the same to me, in fact i prefered the seagull. After i told the shopkeeper about that he got triggered and told me it's my ear being not sensitive enough
LOL