NIX Lux 8 Inch Digital Picture Frame (Non-WiFi) with Real Wood Finish - HD Display, Auto-Rotate, Motion Sensor and USB/SD Card Supported

The frame size is larger than what I thought it was going to be, so I haven't found a permanent home for it yet, so right now it sits on the fireplace hearth. Which isn't a bad place, but I would like to find a place to put it higher up where it won't be knocked over. The cord/stand is strong, but I just don't want to take a chance of someone bumping into it. Aside from that, I LOVE this digital photo display. It is exactly what I wanted. I did a lot of research before choosing this frame. You can choose to have it auto rotate your pictures, so none of them are showing sideways. Pictures that are square do not stretch so they do not look distorted. The pictures are clear, even ones that aren't the greatest resolution. It plays video with sound. You can choose to play videos without sound. You have the option to randomly show your pictures, or organize them by date. You can choose how they change from picture to picture, or just view as a basic slide show. As soon as the budget allows, I will be buying another, but will get the slimmer black frame from NIX.

My wife's home office desk was getting cluttered with photos of family. She had no more room and decided to go digital to save space. She almost didn't order this with the thought that it may be too distracting to have it at her work space. Figuring she could turn it off, she went for it. She scanned photos and loaded up more from her iphone and set them on 30 minutes so they wouldn't change too often. She loves the product and it's very easy to use, although she said she could have used some guidance on what the best photo size or format would be. So far the scanned photos she put on the USB stick are 600 dpi jpg files. She absolutely loves the frame and is excited to see who pops up throughout her day. She's taken to snapping photos of family and friends on the frame and texting them to family to show how great they look on her new digital frame. Now her only issue is what to do with all the old physical frames.

One of the nicer looking digital frames I've seen. Most of them just look like iPads with stands but this actually looks like a picture frame. The wood looks and feels a little "plasticy" up close, but from a few feet away it looks like wood. I wish there was an actual wood digital frame out there.. I'd happily spend $100+ on a nice, real wood digital frame.As for the quality of the picture.. it's okay. Some pictures look better than others. Dark pictures can be even harder to see. Light pictures can be TOO bright- even with the brightness turned down. There doesn't appear to be a backlight setting.. just an all around "picture brightness" and "contrast" setting. You can adjust saturation as well. My main complaint is that there are light leaks around the edge of the screen. You can only notice it on dark pictures or on a totally black screen but you'll see it. I returned my first one because of it and ordered another.. same issue. Keeping the second one because it's still the realest looking digital frame I've seen and you can't really beat the price.The box and packaging are really nice. It comes with a remote control as well as a small USB flash drive. I believe it's 8 GB. It was able to hold 4,000+ high quality photos. You can get a seperate 64 GB flash or SD card if you need more space but 8 GB is more than enough for me. The frames default setting is to display the date and time over pictures. You can use the remote, or the buttons on the frame, to go into the settings and turn the date and time off. You can also change how the pictures transition, I prefer "No effect", and change the duration each picture stays on the screen (5, 10, 20, 30 seconds ect). You can pause on a photo, go back or skip forward with the remote as well. The remote is handy for those things but kind of sucks otherwise.. you need to be within 2 feet of the frame in order for it to work and even then it can be unresponsive.As for my favorite thing about this frame.. the power cord! I really like how the power cord plugs into the end of the flexible stand for the frame. Makes wire hiding easier. Also, if you didn't know, this is 2x NOT wireless in that it requires a power cord and does NOT have WiFi capability. This frame can only access files from a USB flash drive or SD card.I believe it can also play video but no sound. So theoretically you could load and play home movies (or whatever) on it.

Very easy to use. Great picture quality. Nice size. Good looking frame. Liked not having to connect to wifi, USB flash drive or sd card made it simple. More programming options than I needed, but nice to have the option. Great value. Very happy with purchase.The only negative is that it doesn't come with a wall mount. It has a place for one, but I've not yet located one for purchase. Otherwise, perfect.

To be used in a historical townhall display, Just got it out of the box, plugged it in and it cycled throught the my two mp4 videos continuously. I have not tried everyithing, but the features appear to be perfect for our application. It can be set to various display intervals for jpeg's, it cycles continuously, it shuts down whtn no motion is sensed over a (settable) period of time. Nice features yet simple to use.

I received it broke...

We bought this for an elderly in-law who has memory issues and limited mobility. We wanted something that was a good size for them to be able to see; had good picture quality; looked good and had motion detection so they wouldn't have to turn it on and off. This Frame met all of these conditions. My in-law loves it and it has added a wonderful quality to their life as they can see all of the old familiar people and places.

Just received this today and it's exactly what I wanted (other than a black frame). The picture quality is great and it's super easy to use. Just plug in, insert SD card and that's it!It's well packaged, comes with (interchangeable) wall adaptors, remote (battery included!) and a USB.It was more than I wanted to spend, but I am very happy with it (so far)

The picture was bright with high resolution, and the item ran automatically as soon as a USB drive was plugged in. However, the instructions about settings were practically nonexistent and we couldn't figure out how to set the time and date or eliminate the calendar info from the screen using either the remote or the central controls.

Bought as a gift for a 50th anniversary and the couple loved it.