Feelcare 10 Inch Smart WiFi Digital Photo Frame with Touch Screen, Send Photos or Small Videos from Anywhere, IPS LCD Panel, Built in 8GB Memory, Wall-Mountable, Portrait&Landscape(White)

I wanted a digital frame that could download pictures via wi-fi, so I could send new photos regularly to my 23 year old son who just moved out to go to Utah for a new job, but who doesn't have many new friends there yet and is now living alone. Because this Feelcare unit uses the "Frameo" app, it fits the bill perfectly, and I send him a few new photos of his mom and I & our pets every day!You down load the free Fameo app to your phone, give it access to all of your photos there, and it has an easy user interface to select which ones to send to the frame. You can even add captions at the bottom of each photo, or skip this step (so the opaque white horizontal caption bar isn't blocking the bottom 1/4" of the picture on the screen. More on the captions feature below.Another very cool feature: you can set up multiple frames and give them each a unique name (like one for each of your kids or family friends), and designates with a button on the app which (or all) of the frames to send new pictures too. These other frames don't have to be the same brand or manufacturer, but they do all have to use the Frameo app for this to work. I planned to set up at least 2 or 3 different digital frames I update regulary (with maybe only "25%" common pictures, the rest unique based on who I'm sending them to, and I didn't want to have to use multiple apps on my phone, trying to remember which one worked w/ which frame, or how their features or interface may differ from each other. I just purchased a new 8" frame on Amazon on Prime Day for myself, and I bought one made be "Dhwazz" that advertised generally the same features as this Feelcare unit, just slightly smaller (only $75!). The key was it also uses the Frameo app, so I didnt even need to read the instruction book, I already knew how to use all the features (which are basically the same).These are touchscreen units, so once you have a bunch of photos downloaded, it's simple to slightly adjust how the photo is cropped, or to "Hide" (delete) certain photos you don't want to display in your continuous slide show. I leave my frame in landscape orientation, and the frame automatically flips each picture to best fit that format (so you don't have to go back to your computer and do this manually, one at a time...I did that once for my old digital frame with a usb stick to hold the photos and it was a huge PITA!)You will find that when you take a vertical (portait) orientation photo on your phone, it is best adjusted once you send it to the frame using the [fit to frame] button on the touch screen of the frame. When you take a horizontal (landscape) photo with your phone turned sideways, the best adjustment onscreen is instead the [adjust] button, which lets you slide the landscape photo slightly up or down (but does not reduce the size of the photo, to prevent it from being cropped by the frame size.) You will get the hang of it quickly and the user interface is intuitive. Also, the packaging for both of these frames and the quality reminds me of opening a new Apple product...someone is paying attention!When you transfer photos from your phone to the frame in bulk, the most it will let you select at a time is 10 photos, then you need to go back and transfer 10 more. I think if you want to add a caption, the same caption needs to apply to all 10 photos. This is fine in some cases (ie "Jan 2019 Sedona Hiking Trip"), but not so when you want to put a funny quote to a specific photo to highlight something humorous you captured in the moment. Best to leave those out of the bulk transfer 10-at-a-time, and send those one at a time.One last point, my son doesn't have wi-fi yet in his new apartment because he may be relocated again in a few months. So to download new pix he either needs to take the frame somewhere that had wi-fi (ie SBUX), or tether it to a hotspot on his 4G phone for wi-fi.This is a very cool product and I am very happy so far. Plan to add multiple more frames for the office, friends as gifts (pre-loaded with the photos I have taken with them that they may have never seen), etc. Buy it!!

This was a great gift for my mom. I can upload photos for her remotely. But the app can get slightly annoying where you can only upload 10 at a time. So if you have a bunch of photos to upload at the beginning can be time-consuming.

Super easy to set up. Super easy to send photos to the frame. As easy as sending a text. Love that I can send instant photos to MIL.It can even be set to only turn on during set hours a day. Perfect for mother in laws who are worried about using electricity haha.

My husband bought this for me on May 4 of 2021. It was a Mother's Day gift. Very easy to use. I set it up quickly, added my 10 photos, and put a specific timer on it so it would not run all the time. It essentially was turned off late evening and overnight, coming back on during the day (peak viewing periods). I loved this unit, but four days ago the screen went black and it never came back on.The instruction manual isn't helpful when it comes to this problem. I have checked all the forums on line and no one seems to answer this problem either.So my recommendation is this....if you buy it, buy the 2 year protection plan because it seems that is exactly how long it will last, if it lasts that long. Or buy a better unit with a longer warranty.

We gave this to my mom for Christmas and my only regret is that I didn't buy it sooner. With the grandkids and great-grandkids all living out of town, this thing is magic. All the family members/friends get a code to be able to upload photos and my mom just loves it. She says that she has to be a little careful because she can get caught up with watching the slides and doesn't realize how much time has passed. The frame shows a message when new photos are uploaded and she gets giddy excited to see what is in store! It also allows for text captions - sometimes the pics uploaded will be of things like a loaf of bread coming out of the oven which might seem weird without context but it can be labeled "My First Attempt at Bread Making" or whatever.... We don't leave those types of pics in forever but it makes my mom feel much more a part of things and that is a wonderful feeling to give someone! Also, super easy to add memory!