Not sure why you showed only 1/4 and 1/2 size violins. Glarry has full range of violin sizes including adult sizes. I have Glarry GV101 and it's fantastic. I am speaking not as a beginner but someone who played violin 12 years. For the money, Glarry violins are unbeatable. But couple of pointers - out of box, Glarry violins do not have correct sizing for bridge which is too high. It needs to be sized correctly and this can be done at home with a pencil tracing off of the finger board and sharp utility knife/sand paper. Second, nut is also too high. With needle file, grooves can be deepened so that strings are much closer to the fingerboard. That makes the violin much more playable. But all in all Glarry violins are fantastic and very enjoyable to play.
Not sure why you showed only 1/4 and 1/2 size violins. Glarry has full range of violin sizes including adult sizes. I have Glarry GV101 and it's fantastic. I am speaking not as a beginner but someone who played violin 12 years. For the money, Glarry violins are unbeatable. But couple of pointers - out of box, Glarry violins do not have correct sizing for bridge which is too high. It needs to be sized correctly and this can be done at home with a pencil tracing off of the finger board and sharp utility knife/sand paper. Second, nut is also too high. With needle file, grooves can be deepened so that strings are much closer to the fingerboard. That makes the violin much more playable. But all in all Glarry violins are fantastic and very enjoyable to play.
idk but I think that's a little small for you.