I was a little nervous buying a frame that promised 3G/4G connectivity but when it arrived I was amazed to find it worked straight away without that something needed adjusting (and I'm in a remote area in northern Michigan). I posted the frame code on the website and within minutes I was uploading photos. It was incredibly easy to set up an account and then share access with a group of family members. All members of my family have been impressed with the apps and the ease of sending photos to a picture frame. The frame itself seems to be of good quality and displays photos even vertically (because it's meant to be displayed horizontally) excellently. We sent the frame to my 90 year old grandma and all she had to do was plug it in to enjoy all her grandkids' photos. And it really only costs about $70 a year for a frame on a cellular network. This is the coolest gadget I've ever bought. Exceeded my expectations, thank you!
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