🖼️ Dragon Touch Classic 15 Digital Picture Frame, 15.6” FHD Touch Screen WiFi Digital Photo Frame - Instantly Share Photos and Videos via App, Email, Cloud - Wall Mountable for Portrait and Landscape Orientations Review

I am comparing this frame to my 7 year old 10 inch screen - the technology has improved a lot! Picture quality is pretty good, which is to be expected given the FHD. Resolution and IPS display. Bright, viewable at wide angles, and colors look real (many displays have red issues when viewed from wide angles - this one is perfect). There's plenty of internal storage for pictures, but if you want more videos you'll probably need an SD card. It supports a variety of formats. I tested MP4, MOV and…

First let me ask you to rate this product. The first one I received was broken. The touchscreen did not respond to touches. I got the second. Dragon Touch customer service is great! The second is fully functional. You really get a great frame for the price. I'm an older person now, but I still believe I can keep up with technology. I may not be as tech-savvy as some of my younger friends, but I'm good enough for an old hand. What, as they say. I couldn't figure out the instructions for setting…

Cool tech, few quibbles This frame goes beyond other frames I've used in the past. Most of them are related to technological advances. The bezel size is 15 inches, which is the size of a typical laptop screen. The touchscreen is very responsive and has some great uses. The included remote control is also very useful. The cool thing is that you can upload photos and videos straight from your phone. It's also great that you can set alarms, check the weather and have a calendar at your fingertips.

This product was first offered to me in exchange for a review. I won't call anyone, so that's my opinion. **Update: After writing this review, the seller asked me to remove it. **This is a digital photo device and therefore requires photos. My photos are in the same place as yours: Google, Apple, Facebook, Revain, etc. They are not in DragonWorld. Hit one. Yes, there is an application, but why? I need to add my photos to an album (google photos etc) and that album is linked to that frame. I put

I recently bought the Dragon Touch Classic 15 digital photo frame after seeing that a friend of mine had a competing product. When I realized that we take so many digital photos only to lose them in the cloud like physical photo albums hiding in a closet, I thought it would be interesting and fun to try. Unboxing felt like an iPhone. The packaging is very well thought out and the contents are securely fastened. In fact, the manual wasn't needed due to the transparent protective layer on the…

Bought to replace a digital picture frame that no longer works. There are many things I really like about this device. First, it has a touchscreen, making it much easier to use than my previous one, which only had a few buttons. Second, it connects to Wi-Fi (2.4GHz, that's 802.11b/g, so that's not a problem for me). This means I don't have to constantly move my USB drive or SD card around. You can also email photos to the frame, so you can use your device to send photos to a distant relative…

I received this frame for my birthday and it is filled with many family photos. Although I'm a high-tech person (software developer with an engineering degree), I often stick to the KISS principle when it comes to technology, so I deliberately use as few bells and whistles as possible that this framework offers. To that end, I've found that you do NOT need to connect it to WiFi at all, contrary to what the instructions seem to say. Of course, if there are any firmware or software updates, you…

This is a review from a photographer's point of view. The Dragon Touch Classic15 is an all-black body with a large 15.6-inch display. The first thing that struck me was the aspect ratio. This is a "widescreen" display, meaning it's wider than the typical aspect ratios (4:3 and 3:2) used by most digital cameras. It's nice to have a widescreen display, but since pictures aren't typically captured in widescreen, it's worth considering how best to display them on such a wide frame. I decided to…

Updating my previous comments: - The image property was not showing, there was an option to click on the image to resize it to fit the photo (for some reason it was originally enlarged) - contacted the support team and they showed me a video which is very intuitive to get the "email" upload feature working for me and some users which is very easy and now both are loading me and my wife and kids upload photos in photo frames to our phone by simply attaching them to an email---great feature…