Review on Enhanced Visual Experience with KODAK Auto Rotate Mountable Programmable Precious Slideshow 10", IPS by Phillip Dixon

In 2020, I don't want to enjoy a digital picture frame, a digital all-in-one device. Are the spinning photos on my Apple Watch, my Echo Show, my screensavers on my computer enough? No. This large picture frame still has a high value in 2020. There are two main reasons why such a photo frame is still being made. Means for me: - the screen is large - bigger than all other devices that I have around me as a permanent display - the quality of the display is very good - it is bright enough to cut a good figure in my lighted home office. Read the instructions. I copied a few photos to a flash drive and put them in a frame. It just works. I believe it's possible to load photos into a frame from a USB stick, but why bother. The display has different modes to play with, including calendar mode. To be honest I only use it to look at photos. That's all. One minor issue is that the remote control looks and feels a bit cheap. You don't have to use it. On the back are buttons for changing the settings. Again, 99.9% of the time I just let the frame show my photos one at a time.