It's a Leica. It's also a Q-series, which means you get a really nice image-stabilized, full-frame camera with a great fast lens that would cost roughly the same amount as the whole package.
The sensor, glass, AF, and handling are worlds better than a Fuji or Ricoh; it's more compact than a Sony or Nikon FF body plus a fast lens; and it's nicer to handle (and more durable!) than most any camera that doesn't have the red dot.
I love this camera and I will treasure the pictures I've captured with it...but most of what I do these days requires the flexibility of changing lenses _or_ being willing to throw the thing in a backpack and not worry about the physical abuse.
Includes the original box with strap, cables, manual, etc., the OEM battery, and a newer 3rd-party battery with USB charger. (This is honestly an upgrade b/c the factory charger only works on wall power.) Plus the Leica extension grip, a Lim's half-case/grip that allows access to the battery and SD card while installed, and a nice filter to protect the glass when you take it outside in weather, smoke, whatever.
I'm not interested in shipping, trade, or haggling. Prices for this same camera from an online reseller like KEH or MBP are $150-200 higher and you don't get the packaging, accessories, or the ability to check out the merchandise first.