Digital Photo Frame, 7 Inch Digital Picture Frame Full IPS Display Electronic Photo Frame Video Music Playback Calendar Alarm Clock with Remote Control, USB/SD Card Slots (Non-WiFi）

I ordered this digital photo frame as we don’t have a huge amount of space to display photos in frames, but I have a huge amount of pictures on various digital devices that I would love to see more often.  I am the least technical person I know, so hopefully my experiences will be helpful to another non technical person.  The photo frame arrives with instructions, a remote control, and a power lead, but you will also need an SD card or memory stick to load the photos or music onto it, I decided to use an SD card. Having asked my tech knowledgeable offspring to put the chosen photos onto the card, and managed to ignore the eye rolling and mini lecture about how easy it is to do I started to have a look at the frame itself.The frame is lightweight and compact, it’s pretty easy to work out what each of the buttons are supposed to do.  The SD card slot is a bit snug/tight, but I suppose that stops there being any chance of it slipping out accidentally.As far as how it performs goes I decided on just having photos, as I prefer not to have a playlist of music being cycled through repeatedly, but getting the photos to display couldn’t have been easier as it literally started slowly scrolling through each one virtually as soon as the card went in.  The photos that I’ve  cut down or altered seem to be  slightly stretched or pixelated, but the ones that I’ve left alone look great, so I am going to have to have a play around with the actual photos and choose different ones which look nice.Overall though its a really good product, its easy to set up, it comes with a simple remote control, the photos that I haven’t meddled with look amazing and its lovely to see them out on show, it takes up very little room, and I’m happy to recommend it.

This product was sent to me for review, as part of Amazon Vine. The below is my own real-world experience of using it.As a keen photographer, I always find it useful to have something to display lots of pictures on, so this particular frame seemed to fit the bill.In terms of build quality, it appears to have been well-made - the construction is fairly sturdy, and has a sleek finish. The attachable 'leg' helps to keep the frame upright on any surface where it is placed, whilst the compact design in general makes it ideal for even the smallest of cabinets, desks, etc.The user interface on this model is a little outdated, and clunky - I had issues using the remote with it, as it was either slow to respond, or felt like I had to press the remote's buttons more than once, for anything to happen on the device. Some of my pictures were also displayed in a lower quality than I was expecting, almost looking as if they had been 'stretched'. Given that they had been taken using a DSLR (rather than a phone), I was a little surprised by this. A small positive here was that I could actually play my photos straight from the SD card, rather than having to find them and set them manually.Overall, it is a very basic frame that will work as intended, I just feel that there are better options out there.