Aluratek ADPF08SF

It presents pictures in a good resolution. I like having it on my shelf.

The buttons on the back of the frame used to control the menus are a adequate, but did not at all impress me.

It was cheap when bought and worked great when it was working.

It just stopped working with just over 2 years of use... Will not do anything now. I thought it might have been the power supply but it tests out fine.

Displays pictures Has a timer to turn off and on (when it works) Has a remote Did I mention it displayed pictures

We purchased over 30 of these for our business. Returned 12 already and 3 more just went since the last shipment out. The backlights failed on some. Backlights only lasted a few months on others. The timers only work when they want to. Pixel bleeding...

It works for 2 years. Clear pictures.

It stopped working after about 2 years.

Pics load easily. I cropped them in PhotoShop so I could include more, then loaded them on card. Runs perfectly.

Pics load easily. I cropped them in PhotoShop so I could include more, then loaded them on card. Runs perfectly

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Cheap

Second one that arived broken from the factory.

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Screen was flopping around with metal showing on one side. Could not get the menu to work.Something was rattling inside. Manufacture defects

Wanted a semi-cheap frame to showcase our family pictures, and this fit the bill. Quality is fine, we're viewing it from across the living room. I'm sure if it were sitting 3 feet from me, I'd get a higher res screen. Easy setup, in that there aren't a...

There really isn't any "random" mode for slideshow. Whatever order it decides for your pictures, that's the order you'll see. Forever. I'm not sure whether is uses filename or datestamp or something else to determine the photo order. Doesn't really...

cheap

died after 5 days use