| Reviews : Pandigital 10.4-Inch Digital Picture Frame w/2 Interchangeable Frames & 256MB Memory Card |
Pandigital 10.4-Inch Digital Picture Frame w/2 Interchangeable Frames & 256MB Memory Card Product By Lamorinda Distributing Available From 3 Sellers |
Technical Details
- Displays photos, photo slideshows, videos and plays mp3s
- Accepts files from personal computer, digital camera, USB drive or memory card
- 2 interchangeable frames included (black/cherry wood)
- AC adaptor included
Product Description
Pandigital offers the first complete solution in digital photo frames.PRODUCT FEATURES:No PC Required: Transfer images directly from your digital camera, USB drive or memory card directly into the on-board memory included in the frame;2 Interchangeable Frames Included;Display images, video or listen to MP3s;Comes with a stand for display on a tabletop or any flat surface. Mounts on a wall as easily as a standard picture frame;Control your unit easily with the convenient remote control. Control slide shows, speed, videos & inputs;Connect Easily: Also connects easily to a personal computer for easy file transfer of images, movies, music &more.Similar Products
Customer Reviews
By Madison Hope (Redmond, WA)
Picture quality seems great, I found the remote not very responsive however. I bought 3 of these and none seem to respond well (you need to push the buttom multiple times to get it to respond). This is really annoying when sorting/selecting thru hundreds of pictures. Also disappointed that you can't select the order of the pictures. They didn't load according how they were taken on my memory card, for some reason all of the pics loaded randomly on the page so it's a HUGE amount of time consuming work to seperate these all into folders which so far appears to be my only option for some order to them.
By Samantha (Winchester, MA)
I purchased this as a gift for my parents for Christmas. I am returning it tomorrow and hoping I can grab something else for them.
First: I am shocked that the only way I can upload photos is either BlueTooth or via a memory card. I can't hook it up to my computer and just upload pictures with a USB cord.
Second: It keeps freezing on me. I have 61 pages of photos to scroll through on my memory card. But I can't seem to go more than 8 - 10 pages without it freezing.
Third: I finally did get a few photos uploaded, and went to view the slide show, and it corrupted one of them.
I would not recommend this.
By Ed (San Francisco, CA)
I absolutely love this frame. Got it as a gift and was surprised that it had a 1024x768 resolution. So much nicer than my smaller frames. I noticed that some people are complaining about the interface, but I rarely use the interface. Just plug in an SD card with my favorite Flickr photos downloaded and let it slideshow continuously. I have a lot of tech friends and every single party we have, someone notices it and is surprised by the quality of photos.
By disgusted
I received the 10.4 frame as a a gift. The automatic on/off did not work & after many calls to tech support I was asked to send it to them. It was found to be defective (I had to call them at least 3 times to get this info)so I was told they would send me a new one. It took almost 3 months and half a dozen calls to get this accomplished. The new one came in a huge box with no packing at all. The automatic on/off does not work on the it either. When I called I was told that the warranty was no longer in effect--even though it was a new frame, the warranty only applied to the original one. I could not get a manager to speak to me. After spending $35 to sent the original back & my daughter's $200 for a defective frame, plus absolutely no customer service--I would not recommend any Pandigital product.
By Elizabeth A. White (Seattle, WA)
I bought two of these frames for 2 sets of parents. I was surprised at the button response on the unit--it was lousy (the remote works better for controlling menus). I think the biggest disappointment is that this is a product to display photos and smack in the left quadrant of the display is a digital clock stamp. Why? and why can't it be turned off? When I looked at the box for this product, the promotional photo frames display no clock--If I had known that the clock was there and could not be turned off I would have bought something else. Maybe this is picky, but remember getting snapshots with a date stamp on them? cheesy! I expected more of a $200 product.
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