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The Best Digital Picture Frames for 2022
Because of the excellent cameras in modern smartphones, it's easier than ever to build a big photo collection of family, friends, and other fond memories. Sharing pictures on social media is one way to look back on photos, but if you're looking for something you can display in your home, you should consider a digital photo frame.
Digital photo frames are dedicated screens that show slideshows of pictures you either load directly onto the frame or access from the internet. They were popular for a while but started to fall out of fashion as social media became a more integral outlet for sharing photos. However, some nice, artsy digital frames remain on the market and still work well.
We don't review many dedicated digital frames these days, so we're highlighting some promising models here based on their features and price. We're also including a number of smart displays, tablets, and TVs we have reviewed, which make for much more versatile ways to display your digital photos.
Amazon Echo Show 8 (2nd Gen, 2021 Release)
$69.99 at Amazon
See It (Opens in a new window)The Amazon Echo Show 8 is a larger, more powerful version of the Echo Show 5 that's smaller and less expensive than the Echo Show 10. Despite the smaller screen, you get the same 1,280-by-800-pixel resolution, which means pictures look sharper. It also has a set of solid stereo speakers and all of the standard Echo functions, including video chat.
Amazon Echo Show 8 (2nd Gen, 2021 Release) Review
Google Nest Hub (2nd Gen)
$49.98 at Walmart
See It (Opens in a new window)The Nest Hub is Google's version of Amazon's Echo Show 8. It costs about the same, with a slightly smaller 7-inch screen and no camera, but a few interesting extras. It uses Google Assistant instead of Alexa and supports Google Cast, which means you can stream music and videos straight from your Android phone. It also has a sensor that can help analyze your sleep.
As a photo frame, it taps into your Google Photos account and works just as well as the aforementioned Amazon equivalent.
Google Nest Hub (2nd Gen) Review
Google Nest Hub Max
$164.00 at Walmart
See It (Opens in a new window)The Nest Hub Max is a larger version of the Nest Hub, like the Echo Show 10 is to the Echo Show 5 or 8. It features a 10-inch screen with a higher 1,280-by-800-pixel resolution than the Nest Hub, plus a camera for video calls. The camera also doubles as a security device when you're out of the house.
Google Nest Hub Max Review
Amazon Echo Show 15
$185.00 at Amazon
See It (Opens in a new window)Why We Picked It
The Echo Show 15 is one of the biggest smart displays you can buy and is meant to hang on the wall. When it isn't cycling through art or your pictures, it can serve as a home messaging hub, with information dashboards for different members of the family.
It features the Fire TV smart TV platform thanks to a recent update, so you can easily stream your favorite content to it as well.
Amazon Echo Show 15 Review
Lenovo Yoga Smart Tab
$256.00 at Amazon
See It (Opens in a new window)Plenty of tablets can work as a digital photo frame with the right case, but the Lenovo Yoga Smart Tab uniquely incorporates a flip-down stand that lets you easily set it on a desk or shelf. Its 10-inch screen features a sharp 1,920-by-1,080-pixel resolution for showing off your favorite photos from any Android-compatible source.
Lenovo Yoga Smart Tab Review
Samsung The Frame
$1,499.99 at Samsung
See It (Opens in a new window)Samsung's The Frame TV looks just as good when you aren't watching television as it does when you are. Its Art mode shows off works of art from a collection of over 1,200 pieces or your photo library and requires less power than the TV mode.
A modular bezel design lets you customize its look with a variety of frames to suit your decor. As a 4K TV, The Frame is also the highest-resolution display on this list, with a resolution of 3,840 by 2,160 pixels.
Samsung 55-Inch Class The Frame QLED TV Review
Aluratek 8-Inch LCD Digital Photo Frame
$39.95 at Amazon
See It (Opens in a new window)If you're looking for the most affordable option, Aluratek's 8-inch photo frame is a popular choice. It has only an 800-by-600-pixel resolution and you need to use a USB drive or SD card to load it with photos, but it costs just a fraction of many competitors.
Dragon Touch 10-Inch Digital Picture Frame
$129.99 at Amazon
See It (Opens in a new window)This is one of the most popular digital photo frames on Amazon and it has a reasonable price. Its 1,280-by-800 resolution is a bit low for a 10-inch screen, but it features 16GB of onboard storage and supports Wi-Fi for instant photo sharing.
It also automatically rotates if you want to use it in portrait orientation.
Feelcare Smart WiFi Digital Picture Frame
$87.99 at Amazon
See It (Opens in a new window)The Feelcare frame works with an app that makes it easy for you to take and send photos to it from anywhere. It's an especially good option for sharing recent images with family members.
Nixplay 10.1-Inch Smart Photo Frame
$149.99 at Amazon
See It (Opens in a new window)Nixplay's 9.7-inch Smart Photo Frame features one of the sharpest displays on this list with a resolution of 2,048 by 1,536 pixels. This Wi-Fi-connected frame works with Dropbox, Facebook, Google Photos, Instagram, and several other services. It even responds to Alexa voice commands if you have a compatible smart speaker (the frame doesn't have a microphone). Its black or metal finishes and stand make it a stylish addition to any desk or shelf.
Pix-Star 10-Inch Cloud Digital Picture Frame
$151.
89 at Amazon
In addition to displaying your favorite photos, the Pix-Star frame is preprogrammed with hundreds of web radio stations, as well as several games. You can connect a USB stick or SD card with additional music files to play through its built-in speaker, or you can connect a portable speaker to the frame to really pump up the volume.
SimplySmart PhotoShare Friends and Family Smart Frame
$94.00 at Amazon
See It (Opens in a new window)The PhotoShare is another frame that makes it easy to share images with friends and family by uploading photos from anywhere via an app on your phone. You can send up to 50 photos at a time from your mobile device, through email, or from a linked Facebook account.
Skylight Frame 10 Inch Wifi Digital Picture Frame
$149.99 at Amazon
See It (Opens in a new window)The Skylight is a simple digital frame that promises easy setup in just 60 seconds. Once it's up and running, you can load it with photos by emailing them directly to the frame.
And if you have trouble with it or aren't satisfied, the company provides a full refund.
Other Ways to Display Digital Photos
Amazon Echo Show 15 (Credit: Amazon)
Smart Displays
Voice assistants have come a long way. First, they appeared on smart speakers like the Amazon Echo. Then companies added a screen to the mix, creating smart displays. These countertop, desktop, and tabletop devices provide all of the voice control functionality you get from smart speakers, along with a colorful screen that can display additional media. That media includes photos, so you can turn any smart display into a digital photo frame simply by uploading photos to your favorite service and accessing them from there.
Amazon Fire HD 10 (Credit: Molly Flores)
Tablets
Your favorite tablet can serve as an excellent photo frame when it isn't in your hand. By getting a nice stand (or finding a tablet with a built-in stand), you can simply set it down on a desk to show off your photos when you're not using it.
Samsung Frame (Credit: Samsung)
TVs
TVs don't need to be dull black rectangles when they're not in use. Several feature low-power gallery modes that can display works of art or your photos when you aren't watching anything else. Turning your TV into a digital photo frame is as easy as linking a compatible photo service or plugging in a USB drive with your favorite pictures. Samsung's Frame stands out among these choices because its modular bezel design makes it look like a framed painting.
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The Best Smart Displays for 2022
Smart speakers are popular, and for good reason: In addition to playing music, they can answer most questions you throw at them.
But speakers are limited to telling you what you want rather than showing you. The concept of "show, don't tell" is a fundamental rule for writers, and it's also an important guideline for technology. If you want a voice assistant to also show you results and information, you need to take a step past smart speakers to smart displays.
Smart displays are effectively smart speakers with touch screens. They offer the same hands-free voice assistant features, allowing you to play music, check the weather, and control your smart home devices with only your voice. But the screen adds a whole new level of information and control beyond what simple speakers offer. When you want to play music, for example, you can view album art or watch the song's music video. When you want to check the weather, you can see upcoming temperatures and conditions for the week at a glance. When you want to control your smart lights, you can tap or slide your fingers to dim them to the preferred level.
Since Amazon spearheaded the smart speaker concept with the first Echo, it only makes sense that the company did the same with smart displays in the form of its Echo Show products.
And, like the Echo, the company has updated and expanded its lineup of smart displays with new models.
It wasn't long before other companies followed suit. Now, a range of smart displays are available, spanning two voice assistant platforms and multiple manufacturers. We've gathered together the top models we've tested here, along with a guide to each platform.
Amazon Echo Show 8 (2nd Gen, 2021 Release)
Best Overall Value
4.5 Outstanding
Why We Picked It
The Amazon Echo Show 8 is a classic Goldilocks device, squarely in the middle of Amazon's lineup. It's affordable but has a big enough screen and powerful enough speakers to suit any living room, bedroom, or kitchen. It can get about as loud and sound as good as the standalone Echo speaker, but with an 8-inch screen for watching TV, taking video calls, and browsing recipes. The current version has a 13MP camera that can digitally pan and zoom to keep your face in the frame. It's simply an excellent all-around Alexa package.
Who It's For
The Echo Show 8 is a good first smart display, or a centerpiece smart display for users who don't want to spend much more money on a specialized design like the Echo Show 10 or Echo Show 15. It's a solid coffee table, counter, or desk smart display but, if you have a large nightstand, it could work there, too. Obviously, this is for Amazon users who want to stick with Alexa; Google Assistant fans need to look farther down this list.
PROS
- Bright, colorful screen
- Powerful audio for the size
- Higher-resolution camera than previous model
- Digital pan and zoom
CONS
- Very few changes aside from camera
| Sold By | List Price | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amazon | $129.99 | $69.99 | See It (Opens in a new window) |
Read Our Amazon Echo Show 8 (2nd Gen, 2021 Release) Review
Google Nest Hub (2nd Gen)
Best for Sleep Tracking
4.
0 Excellent
Why We Picked It
The Nest Hub is Google's equivalent to the Amazon Echo Show 8, but also fills the Echo Show 5's niche. It's a little smaller (with a 7-inch screen instead of an 8-inch screen) and a little cheaper ($100 instead of $130) than the Echo Show 8, which makes it a bit more nightstand-friendly. The device also monitors your breathing and movement at night to determine if you get enough sleep. The good news is that it doesn't literally watch you; instead, it relies on microphones and motion sensors to track your shut-eye. The bad news is that it doesn't have a camera at all, so you can't make video calls with it.
Who It's For
If you want a simple smart display with Google Assistant, this is the device to get. Its size and price make it work in any room of the house, even if its screen isn't as large and its speaker isn't as loud as that of the Echo Show 8.
PROS
- Tracks sleep and breathing
- Intuitive interface
- Excellent smart home controls
- Google Assistant responds quickly
- Compact design
CONS
- Might attribute co-sleeper's coughing/snoring to you
- No camera for video calls
| Sold By | List Price | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Walmart | $99. 99 | $49.98 | See It (Opens in a new window) |
| Best Buy | $99.99 | $49.99 | See It (Opens in a new window) |
Read Our Google Nest Hub (2nd Gen) Review
Amazon Echo Show 5 (2nd Gen, 2021 Release)
Best For Small Spaces
4.0 Excellent
Why We Picked It
Compared with the Echo Show 8 and Nest Hub, the Echo Show 5 is downright puny. That's why we like it. At $85, it's also the least expensive smart display on this list. The 5-inch screen isn't the best for watching videos, but it can still show useful information and handle video calls, as well as get loud enough for you to hear what Alexa (or whoever you're talking to) is saying.
Who It's For
If you want to get a smart display for the least amount of money, the Echo Show 5 is your best bet. It can go almost anywhere the Echo Show 8 can, though its smaller size makes it less than ideal as a living room centerpiece.
It's best for nightstands and desks, or anywhere else you can sit fairly close to the display.
PROS
- Affordable
- Small size for versatile placement
- Useful Alexa features including smart home control and home monitoring
CONS
- No significant upgrades from previous version
- 3.5mm audio output has been removed
| Sold By | List Price | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amazon | $84.99 | $34.99 | See It (Opens in a new window) |
Read Our Amazon Echo Show 5 (2nd Gen, 2021 Release) Review
Amazon Echo Show 10 3rd Gen
Best for Video Calls
4.0 Excellent
Why We Picked It
The current Echo Show 10 is unique because of its motorized base. The camera can track your face as you move around the room and turn to follow you, thus keeping you in the frame.
It would be even more useful if the screen could automatically tilt but, even without that feature, it's the best smart display if you like to pace and wander around your space during video chats. It also gets louder than the Echo Show 8, which is a nice bonus.
Who It's For
This is a true centerpiece smart display. It's a bit too big for a desk, but a table or kitchen island are ideal locations for it. The face-tracking and motorized base are huge advantages if you want to stay on a call or look at a recipe while you move around. It's pricey compared with the more conventional Echo Show displays, but the additional features and power make it a worthwhile purchase if you have a good place for it.
PROS
- Motorized screen automatically rotates to track you
- Loud, crisp sound
- Built-in Zigbee hub for smart home device control
- Useful home security features
CONS
- Motion tracking can occasionally feel awkward
- Bass sometimes takes a back seat in the audio balance
| Sold By | List Price | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amazon | $249. 99 | $169.99 | See It (Opens in a new window) |
Read Our Amazon Echo Show 10 3rd Gen Review
Google Nest Hub Max
Best for Watching YouTube
4.0 Excellent
Why We Picked It
The Nest Hub Max is Google's equivalent to the Echo Show 10 but without the motorized base. It has a large 10-inch screen and a powerful trio of drivers (two tweeters and a woofer) that can put out strong, if not particularly clean or balanced, sound. It now seems a bit pricey for the size since the Echo Show 10 features head-tracking and comparable performance for only $20 more, but it's one of the better large-size picks if you prefer Google Assistant.
Who It's For
If you want a Google Assistant smart display for video chats, you have fewer options than with Alexa. With that in mind, the Nest Hub Max is currently one of your best choices if the smaller Nest Hub isn't quite big enough for you.
We recommend the Nest Hub more for its greater value, though; its screen is smaller, but it's less than half the price and you're not going to get wildly better audio quality from the larger Nest Hub. The Nest Hub Max's advantage is the camera for video calls.
PROS
- Integrates with Nest and functions as a security camera.
- Supports Google Cast.
- Fairly loud.
CONS
- Sound quality isn't particularly impressive.
| Sold By | List Price | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Walmart | $229.00 | $164.00 | See It (Opens in a new window) |
| Best Buy | $229.99 | $163.99 | See It (Opens in a new window) |
Read Our Google Nest Hub Max Review
Amazon Echo Show 15
Best for Wall Mounting
3.5 Good
Why We Picked It
The Echo Show 15's large screen is unique (and perhaps even gimmicky), but, like the Echo Show 10, its gimmick serves a purpose.
The device is designed to be mounted on the wall like a picture and its 15-inch screen is ideal for showcasing art or photos in that configuration. Its camera and speakers lag behind the Echo Show 10, but its interface offers several widgets that take advantage of the larger screen and a face recognition feature can load custom profiles for each person in your household.
Who It's For
This is one of the nicest mid-sized digital photo frames available and its price is quite reasonable. If you want a central control panel in your home that you can put on a wall that everyone walks by throughout the day, this is worth checking out. Just be aware that it isn't nearly as good for listening to music or making video calls as the Echo Show 10.
PROS
- Attractive design
- Large screen is capable of displaying lots of information
- Widgets add new functionality
CONS
- Pricey
- Underwhelming camera quality
- Middling audio performance
| Sold By | List Price | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amazon | $249. 99 | $185.00 | See It (Opens in a new window) |
Read Our Amazon Echo Show 15 Review
Facebook/Meta Portal
Best For Facebook Communication
3.5 Good
Why We Picked It
Whether you call it Facebook or Meta, Facebook is still a social media powerhouse and that's why it has offered smart displays since before its rebranding. This $179 smart display features a 10-inch screen, a 13MP camera, and integration with most Facebook-related services including Instagram, Messenger, and WhatsApp. It even works with Workplace accounts. The Portal was the first smart display to feature digital pan-and-zoom face-tracking for video calls, too.
The Portal is also one of the most tablet-like of the smart displays, with individual apps and websites that work like apps. This app integration is uneven, but the different functions are welcome. It also offers the Alexa voice assistant.
Who It's For
If you talk to people mostly through Facebook or use Workplace, the Portal might be your best option.
It's obviously very Facebook-centric, so if you don't rely on Facebook/Meta's services almost entirely, you should probably check out other smart displays. Also, as always, you should consider the privacy implications of your choice of smart display; the cameras and always-on microphones of the Echo Show and Nest Hub devices are one thing but, with the Portal, you're also dealing with Facebook's...let's say controversial...history of handling personal data.
PROS
- Shows Facebook, Instagram, and uploaded photos.
- Easy to call friends with Messenger, Whatsapp, and Workplace.
- Solid Amazon Alexa capabilities.
CONS
- Facebook's increasingly dubious reputation.
- Choppy Bluetooth on one of my test calls.
| Sold By | List Price | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amazon | $179.00 | $69.00 | See It (Opens in a new window) |
| Meta Portal | $179. 00 | $49.00 | See It (Opens in a new window) |
Read Our Facebook/Meta Portal Review
Facebook/Meta Portal Go
Best for Portable Video Calls
3.5 Good
Why We Picked It
Portable smart displays are extremely rare, just like portable smart speakers are (the only one on our best smart speaker list is the Sonos Move). That's because you need an internet connection for a voice assistant to work and an even stronger one for video calls. The Facebook/Meta Portal Go is the only portable smart display we've seen with a rechargeable battery. It still needs to connect to your Wi-Fi network, but you can easily move it from room to room.
The Portal Go doesn't compromise much compared with the standard Portal. It still has a 10-inch screen, its 12MP camera is only slightly less pixel rich than the Portal's 13MP camera, and it costs only $20 more. That's pretty reasonable if you don't mind a Facebook-focused smart display with Alexa.
Who It's For
If you want a smart display you can carry around (maybe out to the pool?), this is pretty much your only option. It works well for video calls (especially those via Facebook services), has the same digital pan-and-zoom feature as the Portal, and works with Workplace accounts. Just know you have plenty of other choices if you don't need something portable.
PROS
- Robust communication and media features
- Auto-framing camera
- Portable
CONS
- Inconsistent, sometimes harsh audio balance
- Strange mix of standalone and website-based apps
- No Google Meet or Skype support
Read Our Facebook/Meta Portal Go Review
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Amazon Alexa and Echo Show Smart Displays: What You Should Know
Amazon Echo Show 10 (Credit: Will Greenwald)
Amazon Alexa is available on the company's Echo Show smart displays, including the Echo Show 5, the Echo Show 8, the Echo Show 10, and the Echo Show 15 (all named for the size of their screens).
That's only the start. Facebook has gotten in on the action with its Portal series of smart displays, which include the Portal, Portal+, and Portal Go. All of these devices use the Alexa voice assistant, but how they work varies.
With an Echo Show, you get full access to all of Alexa's capabilities. These devices can show or tell you anything you want to know (within Alexa's powers to answer). They can also play content from Prime Video and a handful of third-party services, plus offer access to a fully functional web browser. They offer touch-screen control of smart home devices and can show live feeds from compatible home security cameras, too. You can even make phone calls through them.
The Echo Show 10 has an additional, unique benefit: a motorized base. It can rotate to follow you around the room, swiveling the camera and the screen to keep you in the frame. It's a very handy feature, especially if it's placed on an island or table in the center of a room. However, because of this feature, the Echo Show 10 is among the most expensive devices on this list.
The Echo Show 15, meanwhile, is designed to hang on the wall like a picture. It's also the largest smart display currently available; as its name implies, it sports a 15-inch panel.
Tablet Alternatives: Amazon Fire Tablets and Show Mode
Amazon Fire HD 10 (2021) (Credit: Molly Flores)
Amazon's Fire HD tablets also include Show Mode, which makes them act just like the Echo Show. Amazon even offers a charging dock that automatically puts the tablet in Show Mode (you can use any tablet stand). It's a functional solution and a handy option if you don't want your Fire HD to be sitting flat and unused when it's charging.
However, the tablets' sound isn't nearly as good as the Echo Show's, and they lack the sense of permanence a smart display offers.
Google Assistant and Google Nest Hub: What You Should Know
Google Nest Hub (Credit: Angela Moscaritolo)
Interestingly, the initial Google Assistant smart displays weren't made by Google.
JBL and Lenovo models hit the market first. JBL no longer makes a smart display, though Lenovo currently offers the unfortunately mediocre Smart Clock 2. Now, Google offers two Nest models: the Nest Hub (2nd Gen) with a 7-inch screen and one speaker driver, and the Nest Hub Max with a 10-inch screen and stereo speaker drivers (one woofer and two tweeters). You won't find a web browser on either of these devices, but you can access YouTube, live TV via YouTube TV, Netflix, Disney+, and music through YouTube Music, Apple Music, Spotify, and others. All Google Assistant smart speakers and smart displays are also compatible with Google Cast, so you can easily stream media to them from any compatible mobile app.
The expected informational and smart home features are also available and, although Google Assistant's selection of supported home automation devices isn't quite as massive as Alexa's, it's a bit better at dealing with natural language and less picky about syntax. You can also make phone calls with these smart displays and video chat through Google Duo (Nest Hub Max only).
Facebook/Meta Portal: What You Should Know
Facebook Portal Go (Credit: Will Greenwald)
Facebook's (or, if you prefer, Meta's) Portal smart displays are capable communication devices, even if we have concerns about Facebook's issues with privacy and data. Communication is their first and foremost function, with other smart display features coming second. Video chat is accomplished through Facebook, so you're covered if you want to talk over Messenger, WhatsApp, or Workplace. But you can't make phone calls or use Amazon's Drop In messaging.
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The Portals feature Alexa voice control, but the implementation isn't as comprehensive as it is on the Echo Show. They also can't play Prime Video content or show lyrics through Amazon Music (though they can play music through Amazon Music, along with other internet radio services).
It's Facebook first, Alexa second.
There is, however, a portable Meta smart display, the Portal Go. It uses a battery for power, which makes it easy to move from room to room. This is a unique distinction because most smart displays are designed to be stationary; most people who want a portable screen are likely to get a tablet instead, after all.
What About an Apple Smart Display?
It took Apple a few years to dip its toe into the smart speaker arena with the HomePod, and since then the most we've gotten is the more budget-friendly HomePod mini. It's up in the air whether Apple ever will release a dedicated smart display. For now, you can use your iPad or iPhone on a stand and just talk to Siri, or get an Apple TV and speak into the remote, but that's as far as it goes.
If you want a bigger screen than a smart display to show you information and movies, take a look at our list of the best TVs. If the screen size is right, but you want to be able to take it on the go, start shopping for one of our favorite tablets.
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| Pros: | Although this is not the most important thing in a photo frame, it reproduces many formats, not only photos, but video and audio. In general, I can throw any music and not worry about converting. The speakers are loud, but I prefer to put on light background music and for this you don’t need to turn the volume up to the maximum. |
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| Review: | I took the frame at random, I had never held it in my hands before, I was only guided by reviews. Didn't guess. The photo frame is good, I have had it for several months, it works stably. |
| Pros: | 1) Diagonal figure eight, as for me, more is not needed. We decided to put it on a shelf, the length of the cord was enough. 2) Photos look good, bright. 3) There are many settings, but one of the most useful for me is the timer. At night, changing photos prevent you from falling asleep, and it turns off at a certain time. |
| Cons: | None |
| Review: | I have had the photo frame for a couple of months now, the guests are simply delighted and I like it myself. A beautiful device. |
| Pros: | + Appearance + Screen + Remote |
| Cons: | - Remote - Slight slowdown (does not spoil the picture) |
| Review: | Very nice frame, beautiful picture, different slide show options, many settings, calendar, etc. Convenient stand for desktop use, the ability to hang on the wall. There is no built-in memory, but it is easily compensated by SD cards. Remote and plus and minus, of course it's great that it is, it's convenient, but the remote itself is fragile, and the buttons are tight. |
| Pros: | NO!!! I got it after reading positive reviews, after testing it appeared that the reviews were written by inadequate or blind people... |
| Cons: | 10 minutes later it starts all over again. 2) The photo frame does not read the MP4 video format stated in the description, I have not tried other formats, but I suspect that the same may happen with others ... 3) The plastic is terrible! 4) The remote control is wretched, you will press the buttons! 5) Management is behind and is also extremely inconvenient! |
| Review: | DISGUSTING SCAMBLING! It was bought in one of the major stores, after the shortcomings were identified, it was changed to an older brother with a 10-inch display, but not everything is in order there either . .. On a 10-inch frame, video in MP4 is recognized, but it plays disgustingly! The sound does not match the video, the video is slow and constantly twitching. BUT besides this, this abomination does not see all the photos (although the 8 inch one showed everything from the same flash drive) and displays some in the form of some kind of pockmarked emblem ... I'm thinking of sending this frame back to the store ... |
| Pros: | 1. Frame size is good. It is not as bulky as the same Digma has at 10 ", but not as small as at 7", the golden mean (I'm a humanist). 2. Weight and stability. Possibility of wall placement. 3. The presence of a remote control. Made with high quality, the buttons do not hang out and vice versa, they are pressed effortlessly. 4. Color reproduction and screen settings. 5. Speed of work, reading flash drives.  6. Convenient secondary functions. |
| Cons: | None. |
| Review: | Stylish and modern frame. Satisfied with the choice. Works as it should. |
| Pros: | *Normal diagonal - 8 inches, everything is very clearly visible from any end of the room; *High resolution and comfortable viewing angles; *From USB it reads files perfectly, everything is turned over very quickly and there are no brakes; *Reliability. |
| Minuses: | On the white case, any dirt is visible just fine, I didn’t like it very much. |
| Review: | A good photo frame, the images are visible well and clearly, there is no discomfort for the eyes, the brightness margin is large. |
| Pros: | Dimensions, optimal display size and resolution, inexpensive, maybe a video player, stable. |
| Cons: | I have not come across anything like this. |
| Review: | At home it looks very cool in the interior, and if the room is light all the same, all the information is visible on the display, the viewing angles are wide, every mole and every small detail on the photo frame is perfectly visible. The resolution is not the highest, 1024 by 768, but still the picture is dense and absolutely everything is visible. Video plays smoothly, without brakes and breaks. |
| Pros: | Image, ease of use, speed, slide show + music. |
| Cons: | Not found. |
| Review: | I really like the mode when the pictures are scrolling and the music plays) At first it seemed that 1024 by 768 pixels is a small resolution, but in reality it’s not a tablet to look closely at, and at a distance of several tens of centimeters the picture is excellent, from a meter so generally super. All colors are displayed in detail, viewing angles are high. The remote control is solid. |
| Plus: | Conveniently, beautiful, inexpensive |
| Lessions: | NO |
| Review: | cool thing, and interior additions- hang on the wall, for example and example, for example, for example and example spin slideshow with beautiful photos or videos. Plus, as a clock or a calendar, it's also normal. Despite the low cost, everything is fine in terms of quality - the matrix is \u200b\u200bclean, without flashes, the colors are natural. |
| Pros: | - |
| Cons: | - |
| Review: | Tried with flash drives from different manufacturers. Everyone understands without question. 8-gigabyte, completely clogged - easy. The brightness of the screen suits, the pictures are clearly displayed. There is a block of buttons for control on the rear panel. The clock is displayed. I put a photo frame on my desktop. The leg was fixed in the right position. Stands upright, doesn't fall off. |
| Pros: | First, the remote control. There are a lot of functions and they are all understandable. The settings are clear too. You can pause, play music, video or photo slideshow. You can set it so that when you turn on the frame, a function is immediately turned on. There is a clock, an alarm clock. I have already bought three of these frames for relatives and friends. Everyone is happy. |
| Cons: | I did not reveal any shortcomings in two years of operation. |
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| Pros: | - |
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| Review: | A worthy device for its money. The menu is convenient and intuitive. Satisfied with the picture quality. |
| Pros: | Functional. Price. Appearance. |
| Cons: | The size of the frame itself |
| Review: | Good for use on a table next to a computer. |
| Pros: | Unusual little thing |
| disadvantages: | no |
| Review: | I may still be surprised at |
| Pros: | + Appearance + Screen + Remote |
| Cons: | - Remote - Slight slowdown (does not spoil the picture) |
| Review: | Very nice looking frame, beautiful picture, different slide show options, many settings, calendar, etc. Convenient stand for desktop use, the ability to hang on the wall. There is no built-in memory, but it is easily compensated by SD cards. Remote and plus and minus, of course it's great that it is, it's convenient, but the remote itself is fragile, and the buttons are tight. |
| Pros: | Well-made, looks stylish, excellent matrix and viewing angles. |
| Cons: | There is absolutely no autonomy - it is powered only from the mains. In a slideshow, it is not possible to select which files or folders to play. No auto-rotation of images, settings are reset after disabling. |
| Review: | I don't understand why it was impossible to make food from AA batteries? Yes, there would be at least a second USB connector, it would already be possible to power it from a power bank. A 10 year old DVD player can play favorite files/folders, this frame does not. The leg is rigidly screwed to the body - couldn't it be made foldable, rotating? |
| Pros: | You can set up a beautiful slideshow on the photo frame and do not bother with special programs on your computer. Photos are replaced in beautiful effects and smoothly, which is pleasing to the eye. Easily and without slowdown plays many video formats + the speaker is loud. |
| Cons: | Not found |
| Review: | A good gift turned out to a friend, she was satisfied. I looked so closely. Now I'm thinking of getting one for myself. |
| Pros: | Well-made, looks stylish, excellent matrix and viewing angles. |
| Cons: | There is absolutely no autonomy - it is powered only from the mains. It is not possible to select which files or folders to play in a slideshow. No auto-rotation of images, settings are reset after disabling. |
| Review: | I don't understand why it was impossible to make food from AA batteries? Yes, there would be at least a second USB connector, it would already be possible to power it from a power bank. A 10 year old DVD player can play favorite files/folders, this frame does not. The leg is rigidly screwed to the body - couldn't it be made foldable, rotating? |
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| Cons: | Slideshow declared. In reality, this is not a random reproduction. The photo selection order is fixed, for example 3-5-39-18, etc. Thus, viewing random photos from your photo archive will not work, you will always watch the same selection. |
| Review: | No other comments. |
| Pros: | Price, wide frames, remote control, supports max video formats, alarm clock, clock, calendar, high-quality matrix, loud speakers, menus and instructions in Russian. |
| Cons: | there is no mode for changing photos once a day, max interval is an hour. Only usb 2.0 port, I would like to have USB 3.0 |
| Review: | The photo frame is very easy to use. Instructions and menus in Russian - what, where and how does not arise from the first inclusion. You may not even read the instructions. The sweet show shows without thought, photos and videos are loaded without freezes. Surprisingly loud speakers, in practice, half their volume is enough for a room of 18 meters. The matrix is of high quality, glare, color distortion did not notice. |
| Pros: | Good case, stylish + comes with a remote control, so very convenient. It reads many formats, there were no problems with this. |
| Minuses: | The only thing is that the frames are wide, but these are my personal nitpicks, otherwise everything is in order. |
| Review: | I like the ease of setup - everything is easy to set up, I figured everything out myself. Thin, stylish, photos look beautiful, colors are bright and saturated. An interesting little thing, pleasing to the eye). |
| Pros: | Comfortable resolution, pixels are visible only if very close. A good set of delivery, the case is made firmly and reliably. Images scroll through and videos play well, the settings are intuitive, there are no lags. And the photo frame is inexpensive. |
| Cons: | I can't say that something didn't suit me. |
| Review: | A trifle, but nice, considering that an unrealistic amount of photos has accumulated on the hard drives, I decided to put them into action, threw the main ones on a flash drive and on a memory card. All declared formats are supported, and the photo frame just works very quickly and smoothly - there are no brakes, no lags. The picture is pleasant to the eye, there are no glare and overexposure and close. |
| Pros: | optimal size, design |
| Cons: | the sound is not very good |
| Review: | got the same one, love it. This is a convenient thing in general for both photos and videos, and the design is good - stylish and concise. You can use it as a desktop clock and at the same time to view photos and videos. There are no complaints about the quality of the picture, the image is clear, bright, without "squares", the video does not slow down. The speakers, of course, are rather weak, but the sound is at least clear, without distortion. I advise. |
| Pros: | price, viewing angle (probably good) |
| Cons: | all downloaded files - frame converts to PFILE format and this is EVERYTHING! use ended (flash drive FAT32, as it should be) photos tried both JPEG and PNG videos uploaded - MOV all listed formats - should play |
| Review: | super gift for family, in the end just a great alarm clock |
| Pros: | viewing angles - excellent - like ips (although tft is declared) there is practically no distortion from any angle. I chose this parameter and am completely satisfied, colors are normal, photos show without brakes, mov with nikona shows in jerks, but for me it doesn’t matter (avi, etc. I’m not even going to try, after all, this is a photo frame). The build quality and appearance are normal for a Chinese product for Russia. the frame is flat in design, can be hung on the wall - there are corresponding holes for this. the power cable is connected to the power supply via a usb connector - it is possible to extend the power cable with a simple usb extension without losing the warranty and bulky extension cords with ordinary sockets. controls and menus require getting used to - it seems a bit complicated (but this is purely subjective, and how often do you have to go into the settings?) The frame control is duplicated on the remote control - with the battery from the kit it works from four meters. There is the ability to rotate, increase, delete and copying photos. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Cons: | I think the price is too high (but compared to the rest of the city . ...-normal), not very detailed instructions, no wifi and 3-4zhi (for whom it is important) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Review: | I am writing because there are no reviews about it anywhere and I had to run around the shops - until I ran into this one. in terms of screen quality, this is the best of what is in stores (at least in Rostov-on-Don), in terms of functions, I don’t know, there’s nothing to compare with (the first photo frame, but it suits me), I can’t say for reliability - I use the 2nd day, but the product is still Chinese. while satisfied at 100, and there, time will tell 2018 - still working and no problems so far - 4, data is hidden
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Photos in the slide show change smoothly, it looks cool. True, sometimes, so as not to distract from work, I use it as a regular calendar. The thing is definitely practical and convenient. 
But perseverance will grind everything, and still found a normal matrix. The corners are excellent, the colors are natural. The rest of the characteristics are no longer important. 
Image adjustment. The picture looks smooth, without steps. 
And the design is good - stylish and concise, and a comfortable thing in general. You can use it as a desktop clock and at the same time to view photos and videos. In terms of picture quality, everything is buzzing, clear, bright, without "squares", the video does not slow down. The speakers, of course, are rather weak, but the sound is clear, without distortion. All in all, a thing worth the money. 
