BestBuy Frames Wall Hanging Collage 6 Opening (3 - 4 x 6-Inch and 3 - 5 x 3.5-Inch) Picture Frame, Black

The configuration is interesting and three dimensional. The frames look good, mot cheap. The plates are real glass, and not plastic.The thing I don't like is that the frames are not exactly 4x6 and 5x3.5, so the pictures will shift and some white showsThe back is also one piece so it makes it harder to change out pictures (shifting and readjusting needed each time you need to open the back.The back is held on with rotating pins, so that is easier to deal with than the pieces of metal you would have to bend up.Don't get rid of the foam that is backing the 3.5x5" pictures! you need those!One star off for sizing, shiftiness of the pictures, and the back being one piece.

I was looking for a multi-dimensional frame for gifts at Christmas. Believe me, there are tons of them online but this one had a certain 'look' to it that appealed to me. It can come in both black or white and can be hung both horizontally or vertically. I ended up ordering three for friends that had done a "5K Mud Run" where I had taken pictures for them. The frames hold six pictures total; three 4x6 (two vertical /one horizontal) and three 5x3.5 (all horizontal). Because of the depth of the design, three of the frames have styrofoam blocks to help hold the photos in place. The backing is of one piece which is nice, simply because you have access to every photo once it is removed. It comes with hanging clips already on the backing for hanging either direction as I mentioned earlier. I found it very simple to print my photos in the dimensions of the frames and I secured them with a tiny piece of Scotch-tape to assure me of it being centered properly. Some reviews state this is difficult, but I was able to put my three frames together extremely fast simply because I printed the pictures to the exact size. Let me tell you about how they were packaged! They all arrived extremely fast and were rather secure. The frame itself is displayed in a box that secures it open-faced and wrapped in cellophane (much like what you find if it was on a shelf in the store). That box is then encased inside styrofoam sleeves on every side, and then packed in a rather thick cardboard box. None of my glass was cracked or broken but seemed rather secure in the packaging. I was very happy they took the time to insure that there was no damage. Needless to say, my friends were ecstatic once they saw the beauty of the look. It brought tears in many a case and I was very pleased with the satisfaction I achieved. The frames were everything I had hoped for when I was shopping for them. In fact, I decided to go back and look for more of them to give out to other friends. I would highly recommend them!! --Dan P / Long Beach / California

Not the best... [Disclaimer: I have no knowledge of correct framing terms, so bear with me] The glass pieces are not cut straight, and the "windows" are not the exact expected sizes. It took a lot of work figuring out how to attach each photo (by attach, I mean tape to the glass) because they did not work otherwise. It could have used more foam blocks to put behind each photo (I think it only came with two total??) to hold the glass/photo tight against the frame. Overall, after a lot of work, it looks ok. But this was a royal PITA.

It looks nice. It's not overly fancy or anything, but it functions as it should, for a picture frame. The back has two metal pieces to use for hanging so that it can be oriented horizontally or vertically. Mine did not have any blemishes in the paint or on the glass. It was clean and carefully packaged in a taped box inside the Amazon box.

I love the frame because it was difficult to find the 6 openings, with the position of the pictures I needed to use. I'm not sure I would consider this a great quality frame, it's very light. Everything else about it serves it's purposed. Not complaining, just don't want anyone to be surprised when they purchase it.

It’s a little flimsy but it’s working out just fine

These are nice frames.. after modifying it. I printed photos to the sizing suggested by the product details. The problem is that the glass is loose within the frame. I had to cut cardboard and fold them into little shims/spacers so the glass would stop moving. At first I tried to use insulation strips so it would be lighter and softer. That's what is in my photos. It was really hard to get the pictures straight without them. Structure wise, the frame seems durable.

I ordered 2 frames and liked them so much i ordered 2 more. The only bad thing is deciding which pictures to put in them.