Customer Ratings & Reviews

The screen gives a bright and vibrant picture color. A little expensive, but definitely worth it. I am running a usb stick with all our pictures on it. The usb sticks out about 1-1/4” from the right side of the frame - so I wish that wasn’t visible. But I am sure I can buy a larger storage card to use if need be.

I bought this for my living room. Got tired of having picture frames all over and thought a frame with as many pictures as I want playing all the time was a great idea. And this frame is wood and nice brown color so looks very nice as well. Would not get any smaller than this size as it's perfect for being able to see the pictures. A bit pricey, but well worth it!

A very nice way to easily view your favorite photos and forever enjoy all those special events

Pros: nice image, looks good, has remote Cons: cannot rotate images that are upside down if the images have been taken with a cell phone, stand does not work and falls out. I bought this frame after I returned another one that did not rotate my images. This frame has a rotate button as well as a menu option, if you press up you can select rotate. However, the image will not be saved after rotating and the photo will display upside down when it comes back to it. There is a program you can download on a computer to manually rotate your pictures before you put them in the frame. However, the last frame I returned had me download this program and when I did, the program failed to run. Apparently, if the photo was not taken with a cell phone then the frame automatically rotates the image. The stand is supposed to click into two positions. From the pictures I attached you can see the stand has two notches protruding from a circle. These notches are guided into two openings, then you are supposed to rotate the stand until it clicks into place (notches align with plastic piece). The other picture shows the two plastic pieces inside the circle behind the frame. These plastic pieces are flush with the circle that the notches protrude out of. It is physically impossible to align them because there is about 1/4 of an inch discrepancy in the tip of the notch and the plastic piece. One review did say if you push it hard enough it clicks in, which makes no sense to me. I think it is important to know that you cannot edit a review on best buys website. I purposely wait to leave reviews because of a previous experience when I couldn't change my review for a product. Maybe this is why these defects are not mentioned in a lot of other reviews. I returned this item.

I bought this display to replace an older 7" display based upon reviews, price, and feature set. The TFT LCD display is clear and offers contrast, brightness, and saturation settings. There are the usual calendar, clock, photo display modes alone with various transition effects. You can also set the display to turn on and off at a specific time and, with limitations, specific days. This is one area where the frame is limited to once, everyday, weekdays, or weekends. This is adequate but our older Sony frame allowed the user to turn the unit on or off for any time range for any day of the week. Overkill, perhaps, but it was a nice feature. This frame does not accept CF memory cards which should not be an issue for most users since those cards are mostly used in professional level cameras. SD and Memory Stick work on this frame. One drawback (or feature I have not yet discovered) is the inability to turn the unit off if you manually turn on the slideshow using the remote. There is no "off" button on the remote control so it appears you have to operate the power on/off slide switch on the back of the unit to stop the slideshow. Some reviewers complained about the stand not working correctly allowing the frame to tip over. I suspect they did not turn the support fully until it clicked into place. It takes considerable force to fully engage the stand into the locked position. Since the support is plastic the user may feel they are about to break it before they get it fully engaged. There are more expensive, feature rich frames on the market but so far I think this digital picture frame offers a great display for the money.

I bought this as a gift for my Grandmother and she loves it. I tried it out and set it up (with memory card) before giving it to her. I found it easy to navigate and the quality of the pictures displayed is great. She loved it and found it easy to use. I like the fact that it came with a remote so she can hang it on the wall and choose to have it stay on a single picture or cycle through all the pictures. My only complaint was that when you choose to have the clock/calendar display on the screen, it displays pretty small on half of the screen and the picture is displayed on on the other half leaving a lot of wasted screen space. Other than that, great purchase.

A simple way to bring your photos out from their digital jails so that you can enjoy them! We have three of of these pictures frames, each with about 4 years worth of memories and the frames are stacked right next to each other in a common area of the house. It has made a dramatic impact on our family as we get to revisit moments from childhood to recent events. We often find ourselves standing in front of them fascinated, as we relive, discuss and laugh. And it has made a positive impact on the teens who now have evidence of how small they were, their antics, the experiences that they were given, and how much love they received. Technically, the picture quality is very good for the viewing distance. Really excellent for the price. It is bright and easily viewable in a brightly lit room. The colors look believable. We have it set on random transition mode, switching photos every 30 seconds, and sequentially showing photos from all folders (called “directories” in the menu.). Photo transitions are equally spaced, smooth and crisp. We have filled the screen with the photos because we felt that it looked better than having black bars on the side, even at the expense of losing some of the image as it is cropped on the top and bottom. Even in that fill mode, we do not detect a loss of image quality nor distortion. Some limitations we encountered: We were unable to get the unit to work with a brand new memory card so we are using USB storage. There is no mention of the maximum USB storage limit supported by the unit, but a follow up with the manufacturer revealed that 32GB is the upper limit. The Random photo display mode is woefully inadequate and will cycle through the same pictures even when there are almost tens of thousands to choose from. It will not automatically rotate portrait mode photos. They must be set that way before loading the picture frame. We are not using the calendar because it limits the image size and resets when there is a power loss. We have many other places for calendar reference so the feature is not missed. An older unit from the same manufacturer tends to freeze and require rebooting but the units being reviewed here have been running for about 3 weeks non stop. Definitely a great buy.

Overall good frame, the wood grain looks like and authentic. Really good picture and easy to use. My cons are 1)the stand is tricky to work and isn't made from great plastic to get into place and 2)the remote control is awful and very delayed-the function buttons are best used on the actual frame's control buttons but toggle slowly with outdated old looking functionality. Overall a pretty decent product for what you're paying

Great Picture, easy to load and use. only negative is the leg on back that hold the frame up falls out with the slightest movement and frame crashes down on table. I super glue this to stand up since i purchased this for my 80 year old mother who knocked it over every time she bumped the table and the leg fell off

Got this on recommendation of store employee to replace another electronic photo frame that quit working. It is for a 90+ y.o. to load family pics, many older ones of poor quality or low dpi. The photos are quick to load and the picture displayed is way better than any other frame that I have seen, and I have tried many with my own SD card loaded with our own pics. This photo frame prefers JPG format photo files. The operating system of someone in their nineties is a bit worn and this frame goes a ways to make up for their rummy photo receptors. This frame loads pictures smoothly and without glitches. The included remote is useful. The operating system is straight forward and logical. There are a variety of settings to switch from one photo to the next which should be able to satisfy the most picky user. The housing (frame) this unit is quality made and not an embarrassment to set on a shelf of most homes. The nonagenarian that this was bought for is very happy with it ["I can see it quite well."] I would definitely make this purchase again if I had the choice at a do-over.

So I got this for my parents for Christmas, which is great for giving them lots of photos and you can add new photos several different ways. The internal memory isn't much so I recommend getting an sd card to add more photos. The frame size is kind of odd, so I formatted most my photos in Photoshop to assure quality of the image since the screen can't handle too high of a resolution. Its photo quality isn't great but its decent for its price. The frame at first took a while to listen to commands with its buttons but after a few tries it warmed up and responded quickly, though you might have to be patient with it.

Bought this BestBuy house brand frame on a deal of the day at a great price and I was extremely pleased. I loaded the pictures onto a FAT32 formatted, short form factor USB drive (Sandisk) so you can't see the drive sticking out the side. Make sure to format your photos for 16:9 rather than 4:3 which is what most cameras take pictures at. For best results, use only landscape or portrait photos as letter or pillarboxed photos will show the blacks which aren't great, more like greys which is typical for IPS. Otherwise, no regrets on this great display, I have one at home on the mantlepiece and one in the office.

While not a feature-heavy product, for the price this digital photo display sets pretty in the office showing off pictures in crisp, iPhone-like detail. If you aren't interested in spending almost the cost of a TV for a digital photo display, this is the way to go. Otherwise, honestly, why not just buy an inexpensive 19" LCD TV with Chromecast, or something similar, and do the same with even more features than those really expensive photo displays?

This was a mothers day present for my wife. So pressure was high and budget was tight. LOL! Picture frame is great for showing family photos or events. It was easy to assemble and simple to function. Just make sure if using the memory stick to show your images do not use one that is larger than 24 gigs. It wouldn't read the images when I tried. Picture quality is good also and the finish on the frame is beautiful. Momma's happy and I'm truly happy with this purchase.

My husband purchased this for our anniversary. He set it to play our wedding photos on a loop. It is so gorgeous and the picture is very clear. My favorite thing about it is the kickstand, which is adjustable, so you could show the photos in landscape or portrait! I also enjoy having a remote so that we can be lazy and switch the slideshow settings from our couch. I highly recommend this!

Easy to set up, easy to load new images, nice size screen and priced right.

I've had an Insignia digital photo frame before, which ran for at least 5 years. Then I had a couple of cheaper brands none of which lasted even 2 years. This time I came back to get Insignia with a bigger size. The quality seems to have improved a lot! The pictures are sharper and the controls and menu are much better than I saw it last time. Looks sleek with the smooth wood, goes perfectly with my home decors. Definitely worth it!

This is a great-looking photo frame that works easily. It easily reads photos from a flash drive, but did not work with the SD card I tried to use. The stand that props it up can also be a little tempermental at times, but otherwise the frame is perfect. Great quality and has the perfect transition speed from one picture to the next.

We had an older digital photo frame, and it finally bit the dust. So I started shopping online and of course included Best Buy. Found this one for a very fair price, with the size and features I was looking for. This model is very easy to use, and looks great on our wall. Takes both video cards as well as thumb drives. Perfect!

This is my 2nd photo frame and is the best one. The stand is actually sturdy, I have never had it fall. The image display is very pleasent, It actually likes like there is a photo behind the frame. Viewing angle is very wide. Runs off an SD card, It has a small internal memory, but you can also run it via USB drive or SD card. There is also a calendar display mode that will display a date/time next to the image.