I'm riding my Ordu since almost two years now.
I've owned a bike shop some time ago and build up a lot of bikes. The Ordu has some pretty decent build quality and was really easy to assemble compared to other TT bikes I've build so far (BMC Timemachine Rim Brake was good, but pretty over engineered for example).
It is easy to assemble and to fit, especially with the mono riser. The mono riser is also a down side, because it can be hard to secure and it tends to move when not properly secured. But all in all everything is very well thought and not too complicated.
For my case I do not need some kind of bento box, as I only consume liquid carbs and I am totally fine with a BTA, BTS and the frame bottle.

I really like how it rides, it is very easy to handle and feels super fast.

Coming from a BMC Timemachine it feels faster but because of better handling and cornering behaviour.

You are right about the paint damage. The bike comes with a lot of protective stickers, which is great, but at the steering limiter the sticker was gone after around a year and I replaced it. So it is so far only damaged stickers and no real paint damage for me.

I don't regret getting it, especially for this price, compared to other Tri and TT bikes!