Dhwazz Electric Electronic Picture Frame

This is a life changer! Well made, holds thousands of pictures! Easy to use. Can connect directly for large downloads use an app for free for single add in pictures from the phone or you can upgrade the Frameo app to allow 100 pic download each time. We all love it! Keeps me connected to my kids I. Japan on duty and my college son used the words Fantastic! It’s great way to keep happy too, seeing your family and friends happy all day helps you count your blessings and get to share new adventures as they download current pictures that then just pop up in your frame when they download them. Amazing price too!!

I just got it yesterday and am loading pictures now. I have a video I want to load but I tried both MP4 and AVI which were listed and can't get them to work...says failed to open. I emailed support but no answer yet. I want it more for video than still photos, so if I can't get videos to work, I will return it. I loaded my favorite family pictures on it and played it. It was easy to set the calendar, clock, time, etc. The remote is tiny but works well. I'm considering giving one of these for a wedding gift. I haven't tried the sound quality yet and the model I purchased does not have wifi. So far I have 32.6MB (58 photos) on a 32GB flash drive with no problem.

This was a gift to a non-technical elderly family member so the most important factor in choosing this Dhwazz was I wanted to make it as easy as possible for a non-technical person to use. She has no wifi and uses a flip phone so the usb and sdd cards are the only way to load pictures. It also had to be able to withstand random power offs or unplugging without turning into a brick. So far it is doing exactly what I wanted: load photos to a usb drive, plug in the usb and start playing a slideshow. Now the family can bring her a new usb stick and all she has to do it plug it in to see the new photos. As far as the interface, the menu is a little clunky but I've only had to touch it twice. The first time to set the date/time. The second time was to tell it to use the original image size rather than stretching to fit. Once I got used to the buttons on the back, it was ok and more intuitive. For comparison, I have a Skylight (150$) and a Frameo (60$). The Skylight had the best interface and felt better built BUT basic features are hidden behind a paywall. If you want to add a caption, you must subscribe. If you want to play a video clip, you must subscribe. It also didn't have a way to adjust the picture position inside the frame so some photos were auto-cropped poorly. The Frameo is a nice unit. It plays videos, allows adding captions, allows you to adjust photo position. But it was not a good fit for my use case because, according to other reviewers, it can be bricked if you don't shut it down cleanly. If you have power outages or just prefer to unplug things when not in use then this is a consideration.

This is the second photo frame I purchased as a gift. The first one was a Nixplay, and that will spoil you for anything else. But it also costs a bloody fortune, more than twice the price of this one. (It didn't used to be that way.) I thought I would try this one, as it's much less expensive and seemed to meet the needs. It's a good photo frame, but not great. The Nixplay frame seemed smudgeless, brighter, crisper, and feels sturdier. The smudging with this unit is a bit annoying. It doesn't look like you could easily remove them with a clean cloth. See my photo as an example. I guess it's like the difference between a quality tablet vs a cheap one. Along with this frame I also purchased a USB and loaded my photos on it. The good news is that the process was easy. I just dropped the images on the USB and plugged it into the frame. If I were to do it all over again, I'd use a stubby USB. A normal size USB will be visible from the outside of the frame. (Again, see my photo.) A few confessions. This is only intended as a photo frame. I didn't try the video and music features, nor the remote. (I'll let my friend unpackage as much as possible when she gets it.) I didn't use the stand or motion detection feature. By default the setting is to stretch the photo to the frame size, which distorts the image for most of the images. Needless to say, that setting was changed right away. I didn't see a setting for fade in / fade out, which would be my preference. I'll get over it. You can set the timing of the photo changes (and I like the default three seconds.) The good news is that once you set the setting, it remembers it if you turn it off or unplug it. Would I spend double the money to get quality? Maybe for myself. But for a gift, this unit is good enough.

Very disappointing. Let me be a bit clearer. The pictures are easy to upload and to view. They look good also. I purchased 2 of them so my wife and I can have pictures in our offices. Came into work today and mine was off. I didn't turn it off when I left. I tried to turn it on and it was stuck on the startup screen product name (EXAMPLE IN PICS). I did everything I was asked to do to reset it. Nothing is working. This is only month 3 with it. All it took was 3 months for one to stop working. I say if you order be aware it may not last long. Let me be a bit clearer the frame is located were nothing can hit it or any kind of liquid could get to it. It is far from any of that. Caution ⚠️ highly recommended. I don't like writing bad reviews but this is frustrating. I won't be reordering. I will find a different product.

After reviewing many of these non-wifi picture viewers, I settled on this one as a start, before attempting to venture into larger models. My intention was to use this in the simplest way i.e. only to display photos randomly. I have now had it running for just over a week and can honestly say that it is a complete waste of money. I loaded up my photos onto a memory stick and inserted into the device. The initial setup, although very clunky, and seemingly not always responsive, was simple enough. I managed to get the photos to display and it looked like it might be good. Then strangely, although I had selected "Random" the photos started showing up in numeric sequence. This happened a number of times after I thought I had "fixed" it. Then I set the calendar, and selected the option to turn the device off from around 11:30pm to 6:30am. Well it turns off on time, but at 6:30, when it tries to start, it hangs. There is no way to make it work unless you pull the power cable out, reconnect, and restart manually. This is a waste of money.

Very good quality. Sturdy and value for money.

Was great loaded a memory stick and let her buck and easy to add!!!

Bought as a gift for my daughter, grand daughter and son in law. And they are very happy to use it for all their picture albums. Thinking of buying one for myself as well.

My wife has dementia and is in a care facility. I ordered two other picture frames, and returned them because they are too complicated. I took the Dhwazz out of the box, inserted an SD card, pressed a button on the screen, and the slide show began. The rendering is excellent. It will be on continuously in my wife's room, replacing a frame that worked continuously for five years.