14-Inch Digital Photo Frame (Black), Hi-Resolution, Various Transitional Effects, Slide Show,Interval time Adjustable, Plug in a SD Card or Flash Drive to Access and Display Your Photos - Local Stock

I love the picture frame. It was a gift for my friend who plays the slide show of her wedding over and over. Quality is excellent, the use and access is easy. Music uploaded smoothly and she can enjoy her wedding day with the background music . Love it!

I bought this digital picture frame for an older family member, hoping it would be simple for her to use, and I was happy to see that it was. Before giving it to her, I first tested it myself and after turning it on, I plugged an SD card into it and sure enough, pictures I put onto the card automatically started playing in a slideshow. After giving it to her and showing her how to insert and remove the SD card, she already figured out where to put it. The screen size is perfect for displaying on the corner table next to her favorite place to sit. The frame comes with a remote control if any changes to the settings want to be made, but it already works great right out of the box. Nothing complex...just an easy frame to use.

Once you are able to out-think the Chinamen, this is a very good digital frame. The first issue I had was when I put the camera card into it and it said "File not supported." I had .jpg pictures and .mvi videos on the card because the frame is supposed to show both pictures and videos. I was concerned that I did not have the right camera card (although I bought the one that Amazon recommended to go with it), so I copied the files to 2 different USB drives and tried that. Still no luck. Then I read through the other reviews and noticed a comment that it will only read .avi video. Of course, the accompanying literature and the manual (which I also downloaded) do not mention this fact.So, I deleted the video from the camera card and tried again. This time it did not tell me "file not supported," but it still wouldn't show the pictures. I tried turning it on and off, etc. Finally, I unplugged it and moved it to a more convenient location for me to work on it, and Voila, it showed the pictures. Maybe it had to be unplugged for a few minutes or maybe it just didn't like where we were originally sitting. Who knows.The next issue was that I had about 300 photos consisting of maybe 30 different events. So, I had 10 pictures of each event on the card and I wanted them to display randomly. I went on the card and renamed them (yes, all 300) using numbers that would show them in random order if they played numerically. Well, that didn't happen. It was showing 10 pictures in a row of one event, then 10 pictures in a row of the next event. Boring.I tried everything suggested in the materials to make them show randomly, but alas, nothing worked. Then I noticed that the photos were showing in order of date taken. I went back onto the camera card again and right clicked on a photo file and selected "properties." After a lot of drilling around, I learned that if I clicked on the "Details" tab, there is a "Date taken" field. Below that there is a link called "Remove Properties and Personal Information," which I clicked. Once in there, you can select the "remove the following properties from this file" option, and click the "Date taken" box and then click okay. This removes the "date taken" data from the picture file. Once I did that (yes, for all 300 picture files again), the digital frame finally showed the pictures in random order. They still do not play in the numerical order that I gave them in their names, but they play randomly now. What the basis is for the random selection I have no idea.The screen quality is great and the little remote works fine, although the picture of it in the manual does not match the actual remote. Even though I spent about 4 hours figuring this thing out, my boyfriend was thrilled with it and sits mesmerized by the random slide show of his life.

Pros:Large ScreenAbility to plug in a USB drive to upload photosCons:Screen resolution is poor quality, no matter how I adjust the screen settingsRemote control is not accessible-- black text over black buttons making it difficult to read what is whatRemote control doesn't even work properly, sending screen into screenmode when I prompt it to go to system settingsSystem settings don't function correctly - specifically when I request it to play slides for a limited amount of time.Stretches and squshes photos when I ask it to go into "fullscreen" mode so that there are no black bars (other digital picture frames scale up the image and dont stretch it--- then allow you to adjust placement. This specific unit only stretches and doesn't give you any control beyond that.)

My husband deer hunts and puts out cameras...he wanted something large to view the SD cards...so I bought this for him to use....He Loves It....I wish I had gotten him this years ago. Great product.

It's an ok frame. It wants to start off showing the pics loaded to it's internal storage first, so if you use a usb flash drive, you'll have to tell it every time to play those photos (didn't see where you can change the default, and I looked)Menu seems unresponsive at times as does the remote.Once you get the pics loaded, the quality is pretty good, just don't expect much in terms of the butons or the remote.

Bought as a gift and they love it! Shipping was fast great item

It was east to add pictures to a sd card test it and put it in the mail for Christmas present

Se ven bien las fotos. No soporta memorias muy grandes.

Muy buena calidad, esta genial, el tamaño está perfecto, costo beneficio vale cada peso en general muy bonito y recomendable

It is all right but it keeps locking up on one picture that is on the stick I use.

Excelente es igual a lo ofrecido en la publicación

Although the item works properly, the format of the display is very poorly designed.