32GB FRAMEO 10.1 Inch Smart WiFi Digital Photo Frame 1280x800 IPS LCD Touch Screen, Auto-Rotate Portrait and Landscape, Built in 32GB Memory, Share Moments Instantly via Frameo App from Anywhere

This was a gift for my parents, they absolutely love it, it's easy to use and the app is good as well. It's all free but there is a pay version you can get if you want. The pictures look good and it's easy to send photos from my phone to my parents frame no matter the distance, they can even like or heart the pictures.

This made a wonderful present for my grandparents who have now become great grandparents. I keep sending photos of their grand grand and thought a picture frame that could receive new pictures would be a great idea. I opened this up and set it up before gifting which was very easy. So many customizations including weather and time which are great to have. My grandmother is 80 and had no problem setting up the app and connecting to the frame. She will text me to say she loves the new pictures I sent. Already bought this to gift to another family member and I will likely buy more. The app is easy to use and such a great way to share photos.

Purchased this for my in-laws for a Christmas gift. Easy set up, and they enjoy having family members upload photos. The image in the screen is crystal clear with great color and you can even send videos! My favorite thing to gift people.

We received one of these frames as a birthday gift for my wife and she absolutely loves it. She’s downloaded a lot of pictures and this particular frame is very easy to set up and add pictures to. We liked it so much. We ended up buying a couple for some friends for Christmas very nice unit and very well-made and very easy to use and set up and have it in a family room where it automatically turns on at 7 AM and automatically turns off the screen at 11 and I’m sure you can adjust it to other times as well.

This Frameo digital frame replaced an ancient Brookstone model that I have used for 20 years. That one was only 640x480 resolution, but this new one is 1280x800. (I had to figure this out for myself, it's not detailed in the printed user manual that is otherwise very useful). I re-scale me frame images to the precise resolution of the frame, so it would be helpful if the native resolution had been noted in the user manual. The normal resolution for displays in this category of "HD" is 1280x720, so the frame must be set to not vertically stretch photos to fill the frame. If not set properly, circles will appear as ovals. It would be better to have the default set to maintain the proper aspect ratio of each image. The frame has a setting to determine how the surrounding area of a non-stretched photo will appear. The choices include black as well as a color that suits the overall tone of each photo. The setup process to send images via phone was simple and fast. I sent a sample photo from my phone and it appeared in the frame in just a few seconds. I then connected the frame to my computer via USB so I could transfer my screensaver folders. I copied my screensaver folders into a top level older named DCIM as noted in the user manual. I was pleased that the multi-Gb transfer moved very quickly. But then my disappointment began. Turns out that although the frame has 32G of memory, ALL of the photos to be viewed must be stored in the single top level folder DCIM. I have thousands of photos in my collection, separated into folders based on people, places, events, etc. My ancient Brookstone frame could display all the photos in all subfolders, or from only one subfolder. This new Frameo frame can hold images in subfolders, but they can't be viewed unless moved into the main image folder using a USB connection to a computer. To me, having 32G of photos in one huge folder is a very poor design choice. Also, although the frame supports an external SD card, the frame cannot display images directly from the card. The image files must be transferred from the SD into internal memory. My old Brookstone supported image display directly from everal types of external memory, including SD and USB sticks. So having a few USB sticks with images for specific occasions was a simple and low cost solution. But with the Frameo, manual transfer of external images is required every time they are used. I know enough about small computers and programming to appreciate how little effort it would take to design the frame to use subfolders and or external memory. I contacted the company and received a prompt response explaining that subfolders are not available but would be a useful update. I doubt it will happen, but maybe one day a firmware update will provide what I consider to be a basic feature for a 32GB digital photo frame. Otherwise, it's a nice frame considering the low cost. But with a few tweaks it could be much better.

I loved this photo frame so much that I ended up buying seven of them as Christmas gifts for family and friends. It has been such a fun and meaningful way to stay connected. Photos that loved ones send just pop up in the rotation, and it’s always a wonderful surprise to see new pictures appear. I also enjoy sending photos to them, especially updates of the newest generation of babies in the family. It’s a fantastic way to share everyday moments without relying on social media, and it makes everyone feel a little closer, even when we live far apart. The display is bright and clear, the touchscreen is easy to use, and setup was simple for everyone. This has easily become one of my favorite tech purchases and one of the most appreciated gifts I’ve ever given.

Got this as a gift for my mom for Christmas and see LOVES IT!! I like that I can add pictures from my phone at anytime since she lives far away. Just need wifi. Easy to set up and very user friendly. Very nice frame compareed to the expensive $200+ ones. Does the exact same thing for cheaper and still just as nice!

We got this as a gift for my mother-in-law since we had her first grandbaby! We love sending the pictures through, and she loves that it notifies her when new pictures come in. Her and my father-in-law aren't too tech savvy but they were able to set it up and get the app going! Its been really great since my in-laws are empty nesters and all their kids can send pictures of what they are up to! I definitely recommend this!