Review on 📸 Skylight Frame: 10 inch WiFi Digital Picture Frame - Effortless Setup, Email Photos Anywhere by Kevin Abner

I bought two of these, one for my father in law who lives in his own house and has his own wifi and one for my mother who lives in a nursing home where they have wifi . My father-in-law did a good job. However, my mother does not have an interface that would allow her to connect to the internet. When you connect to their WiFi at their center, a webpage entrance will appear if you have a smartphone and enter there. There is no other way to access WiFi. Skylight does not have this ability. I've searched all of the Skylight customer service and there is no information on how to use the frame with the internet like this. There's no point paying that much for a digital photo frame that can't connect to the internet. Unfortunately today I sent it to my sister who rushed to put it up for my mother. only to find that Skylight doesn't work with this kind of internet. The Skylight website does not contain any information about it. I emailed customer support and they confirmed that this product does not work with website authentication. Of course it doesn't help much if my mother and my sister are completely confused and nothing works. I am extremely disappointed. Very disappointed. DO NOT BUY until you know what Wi-Fi the person you are buying for has! Update: Although this isn't documented anywhere in their literature or on the web, there seems to be a workaround if your wifi is authenticated to a website. Too long to post here but if you email customer support they will tell you how to find the MAC address on the frame. The WiFi provider may want to manually enter this frame authentication address when you contact them. I called my mother's ISP, Viacom, and they were happy to enter her MAC address into their authentication database and now the framework works fine. Pooh! This could have been avoided if they had published this information somewhere on the internet. and now the frame works fine. Pooh! This could have been avoided if they had published this information somewhere on the internet. and now the frame works fine. Pooh! This could have been avoided if they had published this information somewhere on the internet.