🖼️ Medog 10 By 12 Picture Frame Black - Non-Glass, Smooth Finish, Wall Mount Display for Certificate/Photo 10x12 - P1E 1012 1P Review

I thought it was a wooden frame with no glass but surprise! It's a shiny cheap plastic frame. It reflects all the light. If you want a wooden frame with a matte finish, do not buy this product.

It's like a dollar store frame. Shouldn't be more than five or six dollars maximum. Plexiglas isn't transparent, but it kind of blurs and dulls the colors of the image you're creating. The black frame is plastic, super glossy, like cheap PVC.

Very cheap, the black frame arrived scratched and worn despite being well shrink wrapped. I never thought I would say that about a picture frame, but it's way too light. Skip it and find a better quality frame. I would give this item 5 stars if it was about $6 cheaper.

The glass (acrylic) looked fogged up when first opened. THIS IS A PROTECTIVE PLASTIC COATING ON BOTH SIDES. Run your fingernail over the corner of the plastic and you will find the corner of the foil cover that needs to be removed. Lightweight translucent acrylic. Ideal for displaying the diamond point image. Good zips in the back and good hanging loops already built in. The plastic frame is perfect for basic imaging needs.

I am very disappointed with this. PVC "glass" is very thin, which is disappointing but not the deciding factor. The real problem is that the cardboard backing can damage your art. The little pieces of metal you swing under the frame to attach the cardboard backing to the frame will punch through the cardboard instead of attaching it from the outside. This means that there is a metal pin on the artistic side of the cardboard backing. So over time you will crumple any artwork you place in this…

I have a limited budget, who doesn't, right? A relative of mine recently died and I had a LARGE collection of photographs from about 1800 to 1920. Some I will put in a special album I have, many I wanted to hang up to put in frames to display to set the tables. Frames, even cheap ones, get expensive when you need a lot! I only get my grandmother's baptismal certificate from the late 19th century in a folder. When I received it it was already in pretty bad shape around the edges so I wanted to…