🖼️ Reliancer A2 Front Load Easy Open Snap Frame: Professional Aluminum Poster and Picture Frame for 23.5x16.5 Inches Graphics, Wall Mounted with Non-glare PVC Lens (Black) Review

To be honest I got this with pretty low expectations since it cost around $30. To my surprise, I really like this cheap and easy solution to hanging art, especially how easy it is to take pictures. I received an A2 brownwood that no one has commented on yet so I figured I should. It's more of a reddish cherry finish that looks decent from a distance, especially as there are significant gaps in the corners (pictured). Don't forget to remove the foil from the poster's plastic cover according to…

Don't listen to everyone complaining about the plastic screen. (the fact that it's not glass). The design of this frame is fantastic. I've never seen a frame like this before. (You load the picture through the front of the frame, not the back. The edges fold up so you can insert the picture into the frame.) You'll need to get creative with hanging as there isn't an easy way to hang it. Also, there are burrs on each corner of the aluminum frame. *VERY SPICY* (especially not suitable for…

If you've ever bought poster frames from a big store like Michaels, you know that $35 is a higher level of quality for what you're getting. You won't find an A2 frame in stores like this in the US (thanks to the imperial system). As a result I had to do a little research online and after seeing how ridiculously overpriced other A2 frame options were on sites like Etsy I settled on this frame because it was by far the cheapest. ? Yes. In my opinion, does the quality match the price? Hardly. The…

This is the WORST product I have ever bought from Revain! I don't say that lightly. Why should I say that? let me explain. It's badly designed. Its "revolutionary front-loading pivot design" is more difficult to use than a traditional rear-loading frame. And it's thin, it bends at all 4 corners. It's not as rigid as other aluminum and metal frames I've used. Its internal extrusions connect like a storm window insert and we all know how strong they are. The storm insert rests on glass or plex to

The frame itself is well made for the price. I ran into a few small issues that I was able to resolve and thought it would be useful to share. First, make sure you remove the plastic from both sides. I've bought many frames in the past and all (most?) have protective plastic on both sides, but the plastic is very difficult to see on this frame. I couldn't see it, and on first use I didn't realize there was a protective film on the inward-facing plastic. This led to the assumption that the…