It comes fully assembled and nicely packed. Just one piece of tape to remove and you're ready to go straight out of the box. They recommend testing the factory calibration with a piece of paper (there's no Z probe Moose!), mine seemed close enough so I just fired it up without adjusting anything. Comes with a heated bed with what looks like a build-tak surface. SD card is included and it supports Wifi with a primitive web interface that allows file uploads and some (very) basic control.
First print with the sample GCODE that ships with the card doesn't look too bad. Some Z ringing but overall very acceptable for a $200 printer. This is a closeup of a small print so the flaws are accentuated.
