It’s not an issue to upload photos through the app (or email, for that matter). As for videos, we think movement comes across a little choppy and the audio is a tiny bit tinny, but the images themselves are still impressively clear.įinally, the app and the frame are both user-friendly. Unlike most other frames, Nixplay users can also upload and display HEIC files, aka iPhone photos. That’s no small task for a frame that solely depends on Wi-Fi to work there is no way to physically upload content.
Images are quick to load onto the frame, and once the slideshow turns on, those images are crisp and vibrant on screen.
The frame also features a motion sensor to keep the frame from displaying to an empty room, and it integrates with Amazon or Google smart home speakers. Yes, that means the frame isn’t touchscreen, but when you think about it, why would you want to leave fingerprint smudges on your beautiful LED screen? It has just enough buttons to not be overwhelming, it’s responsive from a good distance away, and it’s magnetic, so you can keep it tucked behind the frame and not worry about losing it. Plus, that also means it’s effortless to adjust if you want to take advantage of the frame’s auto-rotate function between landscape and portrait mode.Īnother design feature we like is the slick, compact remote control. It sits with a bendable extension of the power cord instead of a stiff rod or stand, which means the frame’s viewing angle can be customized.
Images and videos appear sharp, vibrant, and realistic, while the interface is intuitive and certain design features are ingenious. The Nixplay digital picture frame is a dream to use.
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