PixStar 10 inch Digital Frame WiFi | Free Unlimited Cloud Storage | Motion Sensor | Highly giftable for Grandparents | IPS Display | Easy Setup Digital Photo Frame | Electronic Picture Frame

I wanted to get a WiFi digital frame for my parents and did a lot of research including reading many customer reviews of different options. The PixStar frame was highly rated on Tom's Guide and I've found that source to be a good one in the past so I went with it and I am so happy. Here are some things I love: *The frame is super easy to set up and operate - I set it up at my house on my WiFi and tested it out before sending it to my parents and it worked great. I was able to easily switch it to their WiFi when I went to visit. That being said, my parents are not all that tech savvy, so I had to do the setup. I did try to walk them through connecting to the WiFi over a phone conversation but that was very difficult and did not work very well. To me it was not hard - but it may seem hard to those who are not used to working with things like that. *The frame has an option to just "Play All" and automatically receive making it so my parents do not have to do anything but sit and enjoy. When pictures come, they just show up! My parents love being able to see the pictures and have new ones to look at without having to touch anything. *I can control the frame remotely from my computer even though I live miles away. *It is easy to send pictures through an e-mail attachment or the PixStar app on my phone. *It looks nice and the pictures come through looking good. Some things to consider: *Size. I got the 10" frame and it works well. It is a nice size for a desk but I thought the picture display area would be a little bigger. The next size up, though seems quite big. We can see the pictures fine on the 10-inch but if you want clarity from across the room for people with limited eyesight then a larger frame might be better. They are happy with the size because it isn't too big and they can see it. My observation though is that if there's room for a larger size where they want to put it then maybe go up. *The weather option only shows if the user selects it and plays Web Albums. I could not get it to show in the Play All mode. My parents would have had to go and select it from the menu on Web Albums. So, we do not use the weather. *This frame has A LOT of other options! It has music, games, calendar, etc. I have not used any of those because really my parents just want to see the pictures so that is all we use on it but it works well for that. *Videos may or may not play. I haven't really tried it. There seem to be some options, but we've only done pictures. I sent a picture from my phone that had been taken in bursts and it came through as a movie and the frame played the first shot then put a message saying it couldn't play the video. So I converted the first shot to a JPEG and it was fine. I don't know what it would do with an actual video. We haven't tried that yet. Overall I am very pleased with this frame and so are my parents. They spend hours watching it and it is so enjoyable for them and comforting for me to know they like to watch it. I love being able to send up-to-date pictures and have them just show up. It may take up to 5 minutes sometimes, but it is pretty quick. I hope this review is helpful for anyone looking to purchase a WiFi digital frame.

The Pixstar 15” digital photo frame is very nice Easy to set up Uploading pic from the iPhone max 250 at a time to the album using the Pixstar app on the was easy The picture frame ratio of 5:4 is great for landscape. And portrait pics The picture quality is very nice

All of this review applies to the 15" Pixstar digital frame. We originally purchased the 10" and found it unimpressive. The 15" inch is phenomenal, though. Very functional, easy to set up, easy to use or even have non-tech grandparents use. Beautiful display. We bought this for: 1) Grown son who moved across the country, and we weren't hearing from him often enough. After he received the frame which we had loaded with 24,000+ awesome photos, we were top of the mind and are still getting frequent phone calls from him. Really great for helping us stay connected. 2) For our own family to help our kids form identity (preteens and teens) with perspective of so much of the good they've had in life. Teens tend to have a narrow focus and can get stuck in "Woe is Me" and feel isolated. We and our kids adore watching this frame and will just stand in front of it, watching the slideshow. The siblings' closeness to each other increased from recalling happy memories they've shared. 3) For *not* tech-savvy grandparents in their 70's who have wifi access but prefer not to have devices running on it. We at first got the Nix 8" Digital Frame ( https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07VCCK198/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1 ), but we were so unimpressed. Upgraded and spent the extra money for this one because the viewing experience is so superior, it's easier to see from across the room, and it has the options for (any memory amount of) SD card or USB, downloads around 32,000 photos (varies depending on quality/how many mb your photos are) and stores them in the frame, so the user doesn't have to use the internet to see photos. It also connects via the internet to online albums such as Google Photos and other photo share apps. That feature is really neat and works well. Our grandparents/parents really liked the frame. 4) Recently bought another one for our grown daughter who moved out, to help her feel connected to her family. Each frame gets registered when you plug it in with it's own email address and account. You can sync all the accounts you have for various frames in one group account and control all of the frames from the one account - changing which album plays, which kind of slideshow, etc. We use both the individual accounts and the group account to control a frame, depending on our what we want. If you want it to really play ALL the photos stored in the frame, make sure you select under "My Frame Configuration" then "Slide show configuration" then under "Playing Mode" select "NORMAL" then "Sorting Mode" select "RANDOM." If you do it with the other configurations, it tends to seem stuck on certain scenes/photos in your library and not play all of them. The above configurations seemed to work and let us see a constantly changing selections of photos. We hope they keep updating the frame and making them because we'll be buying more for other family members. Highly recommend!

We bought this as a replacement frame for her older Ceiva Snap digital frame. The Ceiva required annual renewal for its cloud storage. The PixStar does not and its web interface is easy to use. You can send pictures to the frame via email and/or the phone app. It has many features to customize and my mom loves it

Amei o produto. Envio fotos, videos do instagram, facebook .... facilmente. Excelente. Recomendo.

Comprato com regalo per mia nonna ed è stato molto apprezzato, con SD ho potuto inserire moltissime foto, e tramite l'upload via email ho permesso ai vari parenti di poter dare il loro contributo. L'accesso da remoto mi permette di controllare i contenuti. L'utilizzo è semplicissimo , impostato per funzionar ein modo automatico e con un telecomando semplice da usare. La configurazione è stata un po' laboriosa ma non troppo complessa. L'unico limite è il caso di alimentazione che non permette un uso appeso a parete ma solo in appoggio su un piano.

On one display we email family photos and on other travel photos from cloud Both systems work great

Déçue, problèmes au niveau des formats autorisés. Manque une batterie interne

La tablette est vraiment très bien. Il suffit de la connecter au Wifi et après on peut tout faire sur le site web de Pix-Star. J'ai créée 2 albums Google Photo que j'ai connecté à mon compte Pix-Star et la tablette se met à jour toute seule une fois par jour à ces albums. On peut partager ce compte avec plusieurs personnes pour que chacun puisse partager l'album qu'il veut de ses propres photos. Idéal pour une tablette chez des grand-parents par exemple. Le détecteur de mouvement qui éteint la tablelle automatiquement est capricieux. Il ne faut rien devant dans les 1 mètre même qui ne bouge pas, sinon elle ne s'eteint pas toute seule. Petit bémol, elle ne gère pas les videos provenant des albums web, allez savoir pourquoi. On peut mettre autant d'albums que l'on veut sur la tablette mais chacun doit avoir 3000 photos max. La tablette ne fera pas la différence cela dit, elle passera toutes les photos. Pas mal de règlages possibles, tous possibles via le site (le plus pratique) ou sur la tablette directement.