Review on Digital Picture Kimire 1920X1080 Support by Charles Purnell

This is a great photo frame when you want to see hundreds of photos. I take a lot of photos and of course it becomes difficult for me to print and frame them all. This bezel is small enough to fit on your desk without taking up too much space, and the screen is bright and clear. Because of its size, it's probably best used in an office or small space. Setup is very easy. You download and plug in images to an external storage device, be it an SD card or USB drive. I love that it can use a USB stick as I have a lot of these that I no longer use as opposed to SD cards which I prefer. use for cameras. Changing the settings is very easy with the remote control. You can set time intervals and add transition effects, view photos in random order or sequentially. It also plays videos or music, but I probably won't use those features. It's just nice to know that he can do things like that. In general I like it very much. Just note that this isn't a touchscreen, so don't lose your remote control! My only complaint is that the frame comes with a small support leg that screws into the back. The position and size of this support means the frame can easily tip over if something hits it on top, so it's best to avoid locations where children or pets can knock it over. Any freestanding picture frame can fall off, so it's not a big deal. It comes with holes on the back so you can wall mount it if you want to keep it safe. I really like this device and I love being able to display random photos that I've forgotten about over the years.