I bought this photo frame for my Mom one Christmas. We had moved house a year prior and when she opened it, I had already set the frame up to display all of our house photos on a slideshow - its safe to say that she loved her present as the photo frame was proudly displayed when all of our family came round later that day. Digital photos frames are merely monitors with the intended purpose of displaying photos from a data source constantly on a loop or as a standing photo. As the name suggests, it is designed to look and act as a photo frame but... well... digital. This digital photo frame is made by viewed and before purchase I was a ...  Read the complete review

I bought one of these quite recently as I love technology. It wasn't particularly expensive, and I don't think it's aimed at the top of the market. It takes both SD and MMCs, which is good as it means you're not forced to buy one type of card. It also means you can change what photos it displays really easily, which is a feature I take advantage of. The screen quality isn't bad, it's not the sharpest image I've ever seen, but it certainly does the job with enough clarity. I've not yet had any problems with dead pixels, although I suspect that as it gets older, I will have to face that as it is an LCD screen. You have a choice of how to ...  Read the complete review

I received this as a present last year to put on my desk at work. I normally have a couple of pictures in frames of the family on the desk, but noticed that a few other people had these digital photo frames where you can display many photos in a scrolling format in the one frame. So when I mentioned this to the family at home, my next birthday present was (surprisingly) one of these Digi View 7" Digital Photo Frames, currently retailing on Amazon for around £30. What is it? A digital photo frame is a little like a small computer screen that shows a series of screensaver pictures which appear or scroll across your screen, although in this case the ...  Read the complete review

I have a few digital photo frames and one of them is the Digi View 7" frame. Digi View isn't a brand I had come across before, but when looking online I found the price of £28 was quite reasonable and also favourable when compared to other brands. Sometimes I am happy to pay for trusted brands, but on this occasion I decided to take the risk and I feel it has paid off. The frame of this digital photo frame is white and it looks very sleek and stylish. The colour stands out against other digital frames I have seen elsewhere, and I love the simplicity and non-fuss design. The frame will accommodate both SD and MMC format cards so there is plenty of ...  Read the complete review

I had not bought one of these digital photoframes before, but I recently got one as a present from my brother. I like the idea because rather than having 25 photos laying around taking up so much space, you can just have one of these. The screen is flat and has a black gloss finish frame, it is 7 inches across with a TFT LCD (480 x 284) resolution screen. It will fit well in most contemporary, modern looking rooms, but not more rustic looking ones. Although it isnt very expensive, the frame itself looks much more expensive then you would think, it gives off an air of quality. The screens resolution is very good, you can see the pictures from 20 feet away very ...  Read the complete review