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The best digital picture frames test results

Want even more info? Here’s how each digital photo frame that we tested stacked up against the next… (You can scroll of swipe from right-left to see more of our findings.)

Product Price Overall Rating User Experience Specifications Display Versatility Warranty Overall Ease of Use Setup Ease of Use Internal Memory Display Intervals Range Number of Transitions SD Card Slot USB Flash Drive Port Wi-Fi Connectivity Photo Quality Resolution Screen Size (inches) Screen Type Phone App Remote Access Remote Control Motion Sensor Download from Social Media Content via Email Desk Display Wall Display Audio Messages Audio Output Video Movies
NIX Advance View Deal 4.5/5 5 3.8 5 1.7 1 Year 98 100 None 24 Hours 10 100 1024 x 768 8 LED
Aluratek ADMPF108F View Deal 4.5/5 5 4 4.2 1.7 1 Year 100 95 512 MB 1 Hour 11 100 800 x 600 8
Pix-Star FotoConnect View Deal 4/5 4 4.8 3.9 5 2 Years 80 75 4 GB 12 Hours 12 93 800 x 600 10.4 LED
Nixplay Iris View Deal 4/5 3.8 5 5 3.4 1 Year 75 75 8 GB 55 Minutes 16 100 8 IPS
Micca NEO View Deal 4/5 4.3 3.5 4.8 1.2 1 Year 75 100 None 1 Hour 5 92 1024 x 768 9.7 LCD
Aluratek ADMPF310F View Deal 4/5 4.2 3.3 3.8 1.2 1 Year 75 95 4 GB 15 Minutes 11 89 1024 x 600 10.1 LCD
Digital Foci View Deal 3/5 1.4 3.4 2.8 0.4 1 Year 25 30 4 GB 24 Hours 58 800 x 600 8 LCD

How Much Do Digital Photo Frames Cost

Digital photo frames usually range between $40 and $200, with more expensive devices boasting larger screens – 10 inches or more – and Wi-Fi connectivity. The most expensive devices will give you additional internet options, and allow you to send and receive images using your smartphone. 

Cheaper units tend to have little or no internal storage, so you might need to purchase an SD card or a USB thumb drive in addition to the frame. 16 GB SD cards are often as cheap as $16 and 16 GB USBs can be bought for as little as $6. These storage sizes are equipped to hold hundreds if not thousands of images.

If you’re on a budget, we recommend looking for a non-Wi-Fi device. The price goes up significantly when HD screens and internet come into play. Plus, devices that don’t use Wi-Fi might be easier for people to maintain, especially if they aren’t comfortable with technology.

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