Yemsd HD Smart WiFi Electronic Touch Screen Wall Mounted Calendar for Family Schedule, Chore Chart & Meal Planner Desktop Calendars Built-in Digital Photo Frame Function

This has been great to gift family. They now get all of our new pictures sent to their picture frame via frameo. Would def recommend!

I bought it as a gift for my wife and displayed ot at her birthday party. Able to add photos taken at the party instantly was a great feature. I will be giving these out as Christmas gifts.

What a cool idea; you can give your friends a special code and they can send pics to your photo frame! Aside from the standard displaying of the photos you upload, I think that's a great feature. This also will display the time and local weather (or weather of the location of your choice), if you want. I like that you can customise how it displays images, either fill the frame or fit to the frame, and you can have it display captions, play video clips (with or without audio), choose how long each still image is displayed, etc. I mean, there's so many features! But you don't have to spend a lot of time grappling with a bunch of settings if you don't want to. It's pretty easy to just use the default settings and jump right in. They're pretty logical. I will note that this needs to be connected to WiFi for photo transfers, but also for the updated weather, notifications, updates, etc. If you use this at home with your home WiFi, this isn't an issue. If you travel with this, it doesn't take much to connect it to different WiFi networks -but- it won't connect to WiFi that requires a portal to login (like a lot of hotel WiFi). Probably won't matter to most people, but now you know. The display is bright (and the brightness is adjustable) and clear, it's a great size, and it even has the ability to be put to sleep on a schedule so it's not running pointlessly while you sleep. 100% recommended, I love it.

I bought one for my daughter n law for a gift. After seeing hers I bought myself one. Great quality. Everyone comments on it when they see it. My grandkids love seeing themselves on it also.

Like everyone else, I have THOUSANDS of photos taken over the years that are in the cloud, on a SD card, or on a hard drive somewhere, just sitting there doing nothing. I wanted to not forget those pictures and display them so I picked this digital photo frame to help me with that. The presentation was excellent. It came in a shrink-wrapped, undamaged box and the contents inside were well-protected. In the box, you get the frame, a power adapter and instructions. The instructions were well-written, clear and easy to understand. The frame felt good and at 10.1" screen size was sized good for what I needed it for. It was surprisingly lighter than I expected but that is because it's made out of plastic and not something heavier like wood or aluminum. That's neither here nor there since that really doesn't matter to me - I'm not looking for the Taj Mahal of picture frames. Setup was also very easy and simple. Simply plug it in and the frame boots up and guides you through the setup process. Easy peasy. I was up and running in no time (see pics to see what those setup screens look like). Now, this frame has 16GB of ONBOARD storage and you can add up to a 32GB SD/SDHC external storage card as well. Note: it's a standard size SD card slot so if you have a micros-SD card, you'll need an adapter to get it to fit properly. I had a standard SD card so I loaded it up with some pictures, plugged it in the SD port and the frame recognized it and after importing the pictures to the local 16GB drive it started displaying the pics. Perfect! Now, you don't have to import the pics to the local drive to save space - you can display them directly from the card and this is an option in the Settings menu. The Settings menu is robust and has many options from how fast you want to display the pictures, to what size to display them at and many others. It will even display the local time and weather too (see pics)! I'm happy with this frame and it is now sitting on my work desk showing many of those family pictures that had been hidden on a hard drive all these years.