10.1 Inch Digital Picture Frame with 32GB USB Flash Drive, KECAG 1920x1080 HD IPS Screen Digital Photo Frame, Motion Sensor, Video, Music, Share Moments via SD Card or USB, with Remote Control

This digital photo frame was my gift to myself and it really didn't let me down! The large 10.1-inch screen with high-definition IPS screen makes the picture clear and smooth, and it is very enjoyable to watch both photos and videos. The 32GB USB flash drive has a lot of capacity, and you don't have to worry about storage. The design of the motion sensor is very novel, which automatically plays when people are near and automatically pauses when they leave, which is both intelligent and power-saving. It is very convenient to share moments through SD card or USB interface, and you can share beautiful moments in your life with friends at any time. Video and music playback functions are also excellent, making the picture frame not only a tool to display photos, but also a versatile entertainment device. Remote control operation is easy to understand, the elderly and children can easily get started. Is really a cost-effective digital photo frame, worth buying!

This digital picture frame exceeded my expectations! The 10.1-inch screen displays photos and videos in stunning HD quality, and I love that it came with a 32GB USB flash drive—so convenient. It was super easy to set up, and the remote control makes navigating through pictures a breeze. I’ve loaded it with family photos, and it’s been such a heartwarming addition to our living room. The motion sensor feature is also a great touch. Highly recommend this to anyone looking for a stylish and functional digital frame!

I received this product yesterday and after curating 336 photos from three separate sources onto the included thumb drive, I finally hooked up the unit and turned it on. The back buttons are hard-press and make a loud CLICK, indicating a cheap build.I'd be willing to overlook this if the unit worked well. The pictures display nicely, but will shuffle through a variable number of pictures and then freeze on a random photo. I tried different shuffle intervals (5s then 3s) to no success.One try at 3s yielded 9 photos before freeze. The next try at 3s displayed 67 photos before freezing on the 68th. After reading a few more reviews today, it's obvious I'm not the only person to experience this. Cheap quality and no function. Returning with haste.

My daughter likes to use our phone to check out her pictures and this is why we get a digital one is easier for her to look all the time and here are pros and cons. Overall really recommend for this price!Pros:✅ Ample Storage – The included 32GB USB flash drive allows you to store thousands of photos, making it convenient for users who want a plug-and-play experience.✅ Easy Setup – Most digital frames with USB compatibility allow you to simply plug in the drive and start a slideshow instantly, without the need for additional apps or cloud accounts.✅ Decent Display Quality – Many digital picture frames come with HD or even Full HD resolutions (1280x800 or higher), ensuring crisp images with good color reproduction.✅ Versatile Slideshow Options – Users often get multiple transition effects, adjustable slideshow speeds, and the ability to mix photos with background music.✅ No Wi-Fi Needed – Ideal for those who prefer a simple, offline device without the complexity of app syncing or cloud storage.Cons:❌ Limited Smart Features – Unlike Wi-Fi-connected digital frames (such as Nixplay or Aura), USB-based frames usually lack remote access, cloud sharing, or mobile app connectivity.❌ Basic User Interface – The menu navigation on budget-friendly models can be outdated or slow, making it slightly frustrating to set up settings.❌ Build Quality Varies – Depending on the brand, the frame’s materials and screen brightness may not match premium digital frames.

Pluses (for me) - very good picture quality that is adjustable, uses standard USB stick inputs, is NOT wi-fi compatible (who wants others to send you their pictures for display?. Minuses - remote range limited, buttons and small print on the back are tough on old eyes, a couple photos would not play (got a 'do not enter' sign instead, changing the settings is a bit of random walk (I'll have to document in detail the process...).My old 7 inch Polroid picture viewer died so I originally replaced it with an Apolosign viewer which, supposedly was a really good one. It may well be, BUT the small, microprint manual that came with it was useless. I tried YouTube videos for help to no avail.This picture viewer works OK.

This is so cute! I'm not much of a tech person however this is super easy to upload pictures. I figured out how to set the date and time in no time (no pun intended). Fast upload too! Picture rotation timing is nice and slow allowing you to look at each picture! Easy to connect to WiFi too! A great value! I will buying a couple more for the other rooms in my house! And maybe as a gift!

I loved this frame until it stopped working after only 6 months. It just stopped reading the SD card, stuck in load mode forever. dont recommend this one.

I was excited to find this great photo frame for my sister recently. Since I have a smartphone with all kinds of great photo features, I knew this frame would be a sure-fire hit. I did have to get a USB for the frame separately as it didn’t come with one. But it wasn’t a big deal, once I found it, it was easy to set up. I just transferred the images from my phone to the USB and plugged the USB into the frame. I even tested it out, and it worked great. I know my sister says she’s super-technologically challenged, but the frame looks easy to use, I think she can navigate it. I’ll get her to add her own pictures soon so she can use it to show off all her accomplishments.