Nixplay Smart Digital Picture Frame I 15 inch I Black I WiFi I Shared Family Playlists I Mobile App, Email I Preload Content for a Gifted Frame

I bought this for my wife as a birthday present: more than we typically spend on each other, but I knew she would love it. And does she ever. Our old digital picture frame hasn't been updated for years and is far too small for mass vieing. I bought this so that we could easily add pictures through wifi.Quick review: love it. Worth it. Buy it.Slightly longer review:Positives- Great image quality, features, and functionality. The frame itself looks nice as well. It sits on a shelf with a bunch of other picture frames and looks right at home among them. I love the movies and the audio with them (though you can mute the sound when neccesary). Adding images couldn't be easier. Movies...well...more about that in a moment. The allowed online image space (without subscription) is quite good and should be enough for most people. Love it.Negatives- Just a couple here. The biggest in my opinion is the difficulty with adding videos. I have many old videos that I wanted to add from my computer (I really don't use my phone as a camera very often. I'm a professional photographer and even for around-the-house-family-time-images I generally grab my DLSR). The pictures I can just drag onto the web based image add feature. The videos won't. Those I had to upload to my phone/tablet to add them. Not the biggest thing in the world, but I had many videos I wanted to add. A bit of a pain. But certainly better than our old frame. My only other negative is the speakers: they are decent but certainly not great. It tends to be a bit tinny sounding and lacking depth. But it's not to the point that I feel it deserves to downgrade the overall rating of the frame.End result: love it. My wife and I often stand and just watch the images and movies for long stretches of time. Great way to display thousands of images (and this coming from a guy who loves his "wall of images" filled with children). While I will always print out our family images (at least until they have an affordable 11 x 14 digital picture frame) I will always want this picture frame on display as well.

I have had 4 digital frames over the years. Each one had it's challenges. Biggest challenge on all of these was adding and deleting pictures. With that said, I would just live with the original pictures loaded. Two weeks ago, my Kodak framed died. I started researching. I ordered a few others and returned them. Finally decided to spend the extra money and try Nixplay. Setup was done in 30 minutes which included loading all my pictures from my phone. Quality is fantastic. My 88 year old mother is by herself during COVID19. I dropped off the loaded frame in front of her door. She plugged it in and all worked beautifully! She loves it so much! I ordered the largest frame for me. This setup was about 10 minutes. Easy to delete and add from my phone. Sharing pictures all the time with my mom. I'm going to purchase a 3rd one for my sister. I love being able to walk into my kitchen and see all the wonderful pictures from my phone. I highly suggest this frame. Worth every dime!

This was a great picture frame. You can connect it to the cloud and control/update your gallery very easily. Good display quality too. But for the price, I expected it to last longer than two years. It suddenly started cutting off. And after a few restart attempts, it died altogether. No remedy outside the 6-month warranty period.

We've had some other, smaller video frames that used onboard storage and upgraded recently to the Nixplay to get a bigger picture, but also to take advantage of all the features that come with a networked product. From the nice packaging to all the thoughtful guidance on the screen during set up - we never even opened the literature that came with it. We were up and running with a few hundred pictures in a matter of minutes. From there the iOS App was used to select a few up to the minute events with movies too. Great! Settings are thoughtfully laid out and just make sense. Noticed that older lower res shots look great as do really high res DLSR shots (as expected). It's a very nice screen with a matt finish that produces very little glare. I do wish there was a true Ken Burns effect, but likely not enough processor power to pull that off... All in all - very satisfied.

We tried several wifi digital picture frames from various companies. The Nixplay (Smart Digital Picture Frame 15.6 Inch) had the features and ease of use that best suited our needs. It was also the nicest looking, comes in a really nice box and the remote is magnetic so it can be stored on the back of the frame.We ended up buying three: two for elderly parents, one for us. The Nixplay app (and web-based dashboard) is pretty well thought out. It can control up to five frames from the app. It can change all settings remotely for all the frames, make multiple play lists and assign each frame a different one or the same one.The frame automatically adjusts for vertical or horizontal placement. There are settings for transitions, shuffle, showing all vs more recent, notion sensor, sleep schedule, and more.You can add captions to the pics and enable or disable showing them on a given frame. They look good - white letters at bottom of screen, but must be added separately to each pic. So if you want to label 500 pics "Disneyland 2019", you're gonna be clicking and pasting a while. Would probably give it five stars if there was an easy way to select multiple pics and apply the same caption.

I bought this as a gift for my parents and ended up buying another one for myself. It’s a great way for family members to share pictures. Easy to use and setup and the picture resolution is outstanding! Worth every penny, especially if you can get one while on sale.