🖼 MCS Front-Loading Collage Picture Frame, 6 Openings, 4 x 6, Black - Enhanced SEO Review

Very easy to add photos. Simply slide out the glass at the front of the frame, slide your photo in and snap the glass into place.

We bought three of these as gifts and they are incredibly difficult to charge. The pinch required to insert the glass broke one of the shards of glass. Don't do it, they're not worth it.

This frame looks so simple yet elegant! I love it! Some reviews say it's difficult to put pictures in, but I found it really easy. Just push a little on the back and the glass will go up and you will insert your photo, then put the glass back on and push a little again. Really easy. And there are hook places for vertical or horizontal wall display. Super nice frame! I love it!

I have ordered two of these frames; Both are delivered intact and wrapped in bubble wrap. My 4X6 photos are perfect. To upload photos you need to remove the glass. It's a bit difficult to remove part of the glass (mostly the middle parts). So be careful when trying to remove/insert it so you don't cut yourself or break the glass. I liked that they didn't have a lot of bezel edges. I hung it on the wall, so I can't comment on the easel's function.

Although this frame looks beautiful, it is the strangest design to insert pictures. Instead of posting photos from the back, you have to slide the glass panels out from the front (literally bend the frame), place your photo, and then reattach the panels. They don't fit together and two panes broke. And even if you return them all, fingerprints from handling the glass will remain! It makes a lot less sense to me than frames where you just peel off the cardboard backing.

I agree with other reviewers that it has a terrible design. Photos are inserted from the front and fixed in a flexible plastic frame by pressing the glass. I was only lucky enough to break a glass in the process, but of course that was too much. The 4x6 glass from the other frame wasn't strong enough to stay in place. I checked the seller's website for replacement glass but they had no less than 5x7. I'm not sure if another "4x6" lens would be dense enough, so I had no choice but to throw it…

Absolutely perfect for taking a stack of postcards off the fridge door and hanging them neatly and neatly on the wall instead. The thin, modern frame blends into our decor, and the glass slides in and out so easily that we can update the pictures as our friends and family tell us about their travels. Glory can be hung horizontally or vertically and looks great in pairs. I've also recently seen people use them as weekly planners, put daily plans behind glass, and use a dry erase marker or pencil