In my opinion the Coolife Digital Trail Camera is well worth a look. I got one and I am very satisfied with its performance, and with the completeness of the package that it comes with.In the last few years we have used quite a few trail cameras. Some have been really outstanding, others have failed early in their lifetimes with switches that cease functioning, weather tightness issues, and other problems. We have only had this camera for a couple of weeks, so I cannot tell you about its longevity, but I can say that it is the best outfitted trail camera that we have thus far obtained.So let’s start there. The camera comes in a sturdily reinforced box that includes a ~126 page manual (about 24 pages in English) a nice 14 page quick-start guide, a metal kit for mounting it to a tree or other surface, a wrench for the screws for said mounting kit, a USB cable, an AV cable, probably the best attachment strap that I have seen packed with a trail camera, AND a 32 gigabyte memory card!Setup of this camera was easy. I have set up quite a number of different makes and models of trail cameras in the last few years, so after putting in the eight required AA batteries, (the one thing NOT included in the package), I got right into the menu and started putting in the date, time, and other functions. For me the setup was quite obvious and I never even looked at the manual as I paged my way through the different settings.Setup was my first encounter with the onboard screen. I must say that the picture this screen presents is crisp and clean. The color is good and it is bright enough to see even outside.After programming the camera for still shots I set it up on a tripod and left it on the trail. I came back 2 days in a row (moving it once) to find that it had done its job quite nicely. As you can see in 2 of these pictures a flock of wild turkeys happened to be in the area and they stopped to scratch at the ground and have their picture taken. Despite the fact that the lighting was not great on that day, the camera did a decent job.The previous day it had captured a person with a snowy background scene.All in all I like this camera. I was quite impressed that it came with as much quality stuff as it did and was very happy to not have to provide a memory card before I could use it… which so far has been the case with almost every other camera I have purchased.I may update this review at a later date with more pictures and information on how it does over time.All in all for the first real week of use, I am satisfied.