Reviews

I’m not sure where to start with this review. I still have not got the wireless area of this frame figured out. I think there is an issue with my network and how I need to configure the router to talk to this frame. Look for an update on this review when I get that (if) I figure it out. That said, I for those look for ease of use, I’m not sure if this is the right frame.

If you are interested in Digital Picture Frames here are my three recommendations:
1. Philips 7? €“ Very easy to use, with great picture and add on ‘s other frames don ‘t have. It has a rechargeable battery and has an automatic on/off timer. The software to interface with your computer is also very easy to use and the frame has a built in memory.
2. Tao 5.6? frame €“ Very easy to use, with great picture. It can also play movie clips and music. It has onboard memory and the frame is removable, so you can customize the frame.

The Philips frame comes with four interchangeable frame colors: white, red, silver and black. I consider these more like matting in a traditional frame. The outer frame remains a clear plastic. The picture size is the same as the traditional 4 X 6 frames I have on my desk. Philips offers this frame in a 9 € model and in each frame sizing they offer a wood frame and a milky glass frame. The clear plastic with the interchangeable frames is the most popular, so I reviewed it.