BIGASUO 10.1 Inch WiFi Digital Picture Frame, IPS HD Touch Screen Cloud Smart Photo Frames with Built-in 32GB Memory, Wall Mountable, Auto-Rotate, Share Photos Instantly from Anywhere

The BIGASUO 10.1 Inch WiFi Digital Picture Frame 4-Pack represents a significant advancement in personal photo display technology. The IPS HD touch screens deliver exceptional image clarity and color accuracy, enhancing the presentation of visual content. The built-in 32GB memory provides ample storage, and the auto-rotate feature ensures optimal viewing in any orientation.The frames' WiFi connectivity and cloud integration facilitate seamless and instantaneous photo sharing from any location, a feature with clear applications for healthcare settings. For example, it could be used to display patient success stories, medical team achievements, or educational content in waiting rooms or common areas. The wall-mountable design offers flexible placement options. Compared to higher-priced alternatives like Aura frames, the BIGASUO offers a cost-effective solution without compromising essential features, making them a particularly attractive option for events requiring multiple frames.

This frame is fantastic for its price, especially because of one standout feature, it allows you to choose fill or fit per photo. That’s something I haven’t seen in even larger, more expensive frames. It gives you full control over how each picture is displayed, so no more cropped heads or awkward borders. The screen is bright and the touch interface is easy to use. Highly recommend if you care about how each photo looks! I wish they have touchscreen with same feature in larger screen

I ABSOLUTELY love this frame! It’s the perfect size for an office desk. I got this for my mom for her birthday right after I had her first grandchild. This makes it so easy to share photos for everyone to see. She works at a small family company so instead of everyone asking her for pictures, they can just watch the frame! It’s so easy to use! You just download an app on your phone, connect to the frame (which walks you through step by step), and start sending photos. So easy! We ended up getting a second one for my grandma so we can keep her pictures updated!

Thought it would be a cool buy and I was surprised as to how it works with wifi making it super easy for anyone to add pics. 5 stars

So, pretty much any time I've ever had to use one of these things, it's ALWAYS the same use case: I'm bringing a literal lifetime worth of paper photos to an elderly person now living in a senior living association with a very limited amount of wall space.As if the labor of scanning all such photos isn't enough, I don't have time to go through and rename every single scan so that the photo can have a meaningful display name. Which is super important in this case because eventually they forget what they're looking at, and at least the title enables someone else to tell them what it is. But there's literally thousands of photos, so they get what ever crazy file name the scanner gives it. And the time stamp of when the photo was scanned really isn't anything meaningful to the content of the photo either. If I'm lucky, maybe I'll find an expired reprint coupon in the envelope that tells me in what year the photos were originally printed, and then we have hundreds of photos in a folder named "Joey, 1981" or something.The point is: I REALLY wish the unit would not discard the directory structure of the photos. Displaying photos in the order they were scanned isn't useful in this case. It only displays them in a semi grouped sequence by virtue of the fact that reals tend to get scanned in groups, but stray photos get found and scanned all the time, so the display order ends up being something semi-random. There's no function to create albums. And even if it did, I don't want to go through the task of creating hundreds of albums. It could just do that automatically with the directory folder it threw out. And ideally the display name should carry the album name instead of "BRN3C2AF4EA2FC4_002165-003.jpg" or what ever the scanner decided to call it.Anyway, that's my gripe for an otherwise descent unit. Points for no hassle boot up, and the sleep function is very nice since they wont have to mess with turning it on and off during the day/night. I'd say my circumstance is unique, but I suspect it's fairly common, so it would be really nice to see these improvements with future units. Thanks!

Bought this on a Black Friday deal and I love it. My family is connected and can upload those cute snaps from wherever they are. I have yet to max out the internal storage and have nearly 2000 photos on it! A good buy and easy to use.

Bought my DIL and she loves it! a little tricky to set up the app but once thats done..... its time to uplad pics

Nice frame