Classic 10 charm

I always wanted a digital photo picture frame and finally got one. It was super simple to set up, just screw in the little stand on the back and plug in. The frame is similar to a tablet, has touch screen and even sound! I can play videos with it as well. I turned off the video sound because I don’t want it to randomly start making noise, but it is great to have the option. Speaking of options, there are sooo many settings! Importing pictures via the Uhale app is very simple. You can also select your favorites on the frame by tapping the heart symbol on the bottom left. The frame shows the weather and time, super helpful. The picture quality is awesome, I’m impressed by the vibrant colors. I tried to take a picture but it looks so much better in real life. The makers of this frame are very thoughtful, they even included a screen protector and already applied it, just have to peel the outside film and it is ready to use. I will buy more of these frames for my relatives for all the upcoming gifting occasions. I am glad I picked this frame out of all the options out there. I already have a pink dragon touch tablet for my daughter and we really like it so when I saw the dragon touch name it made my purchase decision easier.

Perfect replacement for a dead picture frame. Very easy to set up. Display is clear and sharp.

This digital calendar is more than just a calendar display. It has become the first thing I look at when I get up and thr last thing before bed. The touchscreen is crisp and easy to use, and syncing our family calendars was very quick. Very intuitive setup Also works as a digital picture frame mode so you can display all of your dogs accomplishments. Managing from my phone via the app is incredibly convenient, especially on the go. This device does so much more than just keep dates, we honestly haven't used all the features yet there are so many. Our youngest was asking us to add more chores so they could check it off their list and get the reward points. The design is sleek and modern, fitting perfectly in our kitchen where the whole family can see it.

I set this frame up four days ago and waited until now to give my opinion for others to consider. This review is for the large 21.5 inch black touchscreen digital photo frame only. First and foremost, I bought this frame, at the suggestion of my wife, to display my personal photography hobby pictures. I will say the quality of the displayed photos is really impressive. For me, the 21.5 inch screen size is perfect for an excellent display of detail. This is a NON subscription based product, and with that, here is what I’ve discovered when it comes to picture management. The associated “VPhoto” app seems to be good for one thing only, and that’s to upload photos directly from your phone. It does NOT give you a complete list of pictures in the frame itself, that being if you setup the email option or upload them directly into the frame with your computer. Uploading from the phone works well. Yes, you can setup an email when setting up the frame if you wish to email the pictures to the frame from anywhere. This seems to work very well. If you’re like me and like a little organization to things, then I’d say this is where this products has it’s limitations. If you want to delete photos, then you might have to have some patience in doing so. Uploading by a computer goes to a specific folder on the internal storage called “Pictures”. This, by far, is the best option because all the photos done this way stay in this folder. You can either search with your computer to delete, or you wait until the photo appears on the frame to delete, or you scroll on the frame itself to locate and delete. If you use the app or the email option, then the photos go to a “cloud” folder on the internal storage, and subsequently many additional folders are then created every time you upload. You can scroll through the frame itself to find pictures, or you narrow down the date you uploaded and search, with your computer, to find the appropriate folder(s). You can also touch the screen to delete any picture once it’s displayed. When you start to have hundreds or thousands of pictures stored on this frame, management of photos could very easily get cumbersome. I will be better about how use this frame moving forward, but I just wanted others to know how it works.

We love the dragon touch digital frame! We have one and have gifted multiple, which are great for grandparents. It is easy to send pictures to the frame with an easy set up. Considerations: -when the power goes out and returns the timer for it to be on resets and will have to be set again. -the frame can upload pictures on wifi, connected to a device or through a memory device. If the user doesn't have wifi consistently, they will not receive pictures until the Internet is connected. -it can be hung on the wall but needs constantly plugged in, so a wire will hang along the wall as well. We use the provided stand. Overall we love these frames, they are less expensive than other digital frames. And you can keep up with the family.

This is an excellent alternative to the big-name models out there. It is packed with features (like chore tracking) and looks excellent too. The calendar sync was a little tricky with our family’s iPhone calendars, but it was definitely doable. We have only had it a couple of weeks so far, but my kids love it!

Ive had this for about a month! I can honestly say its been great. The only issue I had was with shipping where Amazon said it was delivered but it wasn’t for another 2 days. It was easy to set up! And you have the option of syncing your email calendar from Gmail to it! I’ve only had a few different things uploaded to it but I can see myself getting some of these for my relatives! There’s also a picture/slide more! It’s the perfect size screen to see them! Also it helps that it can dim at night time. I keep it in my bathroom with the pictures rotating. It’s a great start to my day! And to check for events! I think I’d buy a bigger one to put near my kitchen so I can see it before I fully head out for my day!

I bought two of these frames for $129 each, and ended up with two expensive paper weights and hours of frustration. I'll start off with my specific use case for these frames, because maybe I'm expecting too much. All I wanted was the ability to randomly display family photos. I have a lot of them (like 2,000), so I kept them stored on a USB disk. The plan was to plug in the USB disk to the frame and have it randomly select the photos from the disk. That plan didn't work, because the frame would periodically stop reading the disk. Sometimes after unplugging the disk and plugging it back it I would recognize the drive again, but eventually it stopped reading the drive altogether. To the company's credit, they did respond to my customer service email request and suggested a factory reset. Multiple factory resets solved the continued problems for a while, but eventually that stopped working too and the frame quit recognizing USB drives entirely. I tried different drives with only a few photos on them, and that didn't work either. Finally the company sent me a replacement frame, which solved the problem...for about 3 months. Then the new frame had the same problem. Wash, rinse, repeat with the factory resets. Eventually I was advised to stop trying the USB route and instead load all the photos directly onto the frame. Apparently it didn't have enough memory to hold all of my photos, nor is the software smart enough to prevent someone from trying to load too many, because when I tried to transfer them over the new frame seized up and never booted up again. At that point the company sent me yet another frame. This time I loaded the files I wanted individually (which took hours of effort) and things seemed to settle down for a while. Then the random screen saver problems started. Apparently the frame has a screen saver function that cannot be adjusted in the menus and it randomly starts coming on. I should add that the screen saver turns on after less than 1 minute of operation, where the frame just goes dark. You have to push the power button to get the frame to come back to life, but it just goes dark a minute later. Once it starts doing this, the only option is a factory reset where you then have to reload all of your photos from scratch. No thanks, the frame goes in the trash at this point. So what else do I hate about this frame beyond the fact it stops working all the time, can't read USB drives, and has a screen saver that basically precludes it displaying photos? Well, the wifi receiver range is terrible. I measured both frames at about 5 feet from my router before they couldn't detect the signal, so if you plan to email photos to your frame, it had better be located right next to your router. Also, the random photo feature is far from random - as I mentioned above, I have a few thousand photos and typically see the same 100 or so each day when I turn it on. Of course, once the screen saver problem starts up again, I see maybe 5 pictures in a day before I just turn the stupid thing off. Finally, I can't stand that the frame has to be connected to wifi in order to factory reset it. I have a frame in my office at work, and our workplace IT policy wouldn't permit this device from being connected to our work wifi (with very good cause I'm certain). So each time it craters, I have to drag it back home, get it connected to my home wifi, reset it, and then spend hours loading all the pictures back on the frame to get about 3 months of use before the stupid screen saver problem randomly starts up again. I should note that the company did try to help me on multiple occasions after I wrote a previous poor review. They sent me two new frames, but as I mentioned above, both of them also failed. Finally they asked me to send back one of the frames that had completely seized up (couldn't power it on), at which point I agreed to delete my old review because they had been so helpful. I never heard from them again once the review was deleted, and never got the frame I sent back replaced. Frankly I don't care, it's more trouble than it's worth to try to set up another one just to have it fail. In conclusion, this frame is terrible and it has stolen many hours of my life for which I paid $260 (for two frames) for the privilege. Hopefully this review will help someone out there avoid the same fate. Pick a different brand of frame...any frame but this one. I can't imagine you could do worse with another brand.

La app para pasar las fotos NO está en español o en inglés. No tiene opción para cambiar el idioma. En el marco sí se puede seleccionar idioma, pero algunas opciones siguen estando en un idioma como ruso.

The product is okay, with a nice photo touch screen that I approve of from a photographer’s perspective. However, the app design is outdated and basic, and the lack of Google or other photo collaboration makes transferring photos a hassle, forcing you to use the old manual method, which I’d rate 1 star. They’ve also added unnecessary features like playing music and videos—who really wants to play music through a photo frame? Plus, the frame is bulky at the back, making it difficult to hang on a wall. over all 2 stars from me but it could have incredible potential with a smart designer from their end.

Muito bom, imagens de boa qualidade e fácil de configurar

This digital photo frame is quite easy to use. The photos looks nice on it and can adjust the brightness too. The slideshow of photos can choose up to 30 mins to display. Quite worth the price during Black Friday sale. I love it.

It performs its intended function flawlessly as described. Value for money.