The only reason to care about a factory edge is if you are in one way or another physically incapable of sharpening. I like to have a sharp edge out of the box, but I'm not about to waste exponentially more time and effort for turnaround shipping to receive a replacement/resharpened knife when I can just fix the edge myself.
I'm also not sure what's supposed to be wrong with that edge. Only if it won't cut, which I can't tell from pictures. You can apply an edge with a brick, cinder block, file, 24 grit grinding wheel (not powered), etc that will shave hair from your arm and slice rope pretty easily. Funny that a Krein regrind was mentioned, he will finish an edge on a belt that pops hairs. The belt is as coarse than the coarsest DMT sharpener you can buy, or a coarse Crystolon Norton. Some of the commercial sharpeners from CATRA, Truhone, F Dick, and more use stones and belts to finish that we use to start the rebeveling process.