I've taken so many photos of my family over the years that were just sitting on my cloud drive. I was searching for a good way to display all of them in simple frame that sits on my desk. I came across the Blviit 10.1' Digital Photo frame, and I was pleasantly surprised by all the features and options this Wifi photo frame offers.As a summary, this all in one frame was easy to set up, has excellent resolution, and has a ton of storage capacity to hold all your photos. As you can see from the included pictures, the image quality doesn't disappoint. I have over 7,500+ photos, of which over 500 have already been uploaded to this frame. I didn't even put a dent in the 16GB of internal storage, and there is zero lag as it transitions between photos.I've rated this Wifi photo frame 5 stars based on the following:- Not only does it allow you to view photos with plenty variations and features on how they display on the frame, it also allows you to add background music, set an alarm, and view the local weather. From the main menu, there is also a built in calendar and clock feature.- Importing your photos is a breeze. You can accomplish this through the manufacturers app, email, USB, or through a MicroSD card. I used the app without any issues importing my photos.- The frame can be displayed portrait or landscape mode by using the provided stand or by hanging on the wall.- You can easily add administrators to the frame enabling one or more users to share photos with family and friends.- The frame has an interactive touch screen making it simple to change the display options and settings. There was no lag or issues with the touch screen. Everything worked as expected.- The motion sensor is a nice feature to prevent the frame from running continuously while no one is present in the room.The one suggestion for improvement relates to the ability to delete photos directly from the app instead of having to use the photo frame. If you want to remove a photo, you are required to click on the "trash" icon under options when the photo you want to remove is displayed on the screen. It would be much better if you could view and select multiple photos that the user wants to remove in one convenient place.I highly recommend this frame and I wouldn't hesitate to order it again.

Great photo frame!We use an app on our photo frames. Often while family is in, I'll snap a few pictures and upload right then. It always makes our family smile as soon as they see the pictures!What we liked:

This digital photo frame is easy to use! Photo quality is great and is a great way to share photos with your family! I bought it for my mother! She really, really loved it! I always send her pictures of my kids! She can use this digital frame to put pictures of my kids! Very convenient! She said it was the best present she'd ever received! Her happiness! I want to buy another one for my mother-in-law!

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 This is a very nice photo frame, especially for the price. It works great! You can hang or sit it on a table. The stand allows great adjustability of the viewing angle (pretty ingenious design!).Set up on the frame itself and the app was pretty simple as the instructions were clear and straightforward. Adding/deleting pics and videos is pretty easy too! I was able to set it up within 15 mins.The picture quality is very clear with vibrant colors. My favorite part is that friends and family can send photos & videos to my frame!Areas for improvement:- The instructions need a little work. I never found anything that told me how to get from the dashboard back to the screen show. It turns out that it will switch back on its own after a couple of minutes.- Pic upload is limited to 9 at a time.- You can’t mix videos & pics in the slideshow mode. It’s either all pics or all videos.- Set up for others to send pics to the frame is a little confusing. More clarity is needed in the instructions.Overall, I really like this frame!

Works great with little difficulty. I used this product to transfer my grandchildren’s pictures from my phone to my digital photo frame. Everything transfer very easily from my phone to the USB drive but I did have a problem with the transfer to my picture frame. I really think the problem was with the frame.

This WIFI digital photo frame is beautiful and easy ti use. it works really well and is really easy to use. I just plugged it in turned it on and just follow the clear on screen instructions.It is very fast and responsive when using the touch screen. It has large 16gb internal storage so it can be set up straight out of the box and the storage can also be expanded with an additional micro SD card. it’s very easy to set up and connects to your phone/tablet with just a few clicks it connects to iOS and android devices through a easy to use simple app and the whole setup takes about 10-15 minutes.It has options to slide show photos plus still photos and has the option to play video too it has a small inbuilt speaker for sound with good quality sound for such a small device the picture is very clear and bright and the screen quality seems really good overall the photo frame is very well made and has a premium look and feel to it it’s easy to use and I love mine very much I highly recommend it.

This photo frame does more than just display pictures. It has speakers to play music, be an alarm clock, play videos, and can show you the local weather.The pictures can be displayed in up to 1080p (HD), and you can either have multiple photos displayed at once (2-4), have a slideshow, or just display one picture. You can also have it only on when motion is detected, or all the time. The frame can function by always being plugged in, or you can charge it to be away from any outlet.The music feature doesn't seem to be necessary, but if you wanted to use it, you'll need to insert an SD card with downloaded music.Getting the photos from my phone to the frame was easy enough, but when it comes to displaying videos, I was not able to get any to actually play on the frame. It seems like they were downloaded just as the photos were, but it may have been too much for the device to handle computationally, since everything would almost freeze and you'd have to wait a few seconds before leaving the video player screen. However, despite not being able to play even a 5-second video, it displays photos perfectly, and that is most important to me (the video problem may be because I connected my phone to the frame using my hotspot instead of Wi-Fi, but even then I don't see how that would be the issue)The black frame is nice and can blend with many aesthetics. The frame comes with a stand that you just slide into it either horizontally or vertically, and the frame will display accordingly. It comes with a screen protector preinstalled which it tells you to remove before use, but I left it on despite the pull tab sticking off the edge.

tl;dr This is a great frame and does mostly what you'd expect. I really like it but there are two mostly-minor issues I had with it (that could easily be fixed with a software update). It changed the file dates when the JPGs copied from my PC to the internal storage of the frame. The frame reads the file date/time for the caption when no caption is provided, so all of my images are coming up as being taken today. Using the Android vPhoto app did not allow me to enter captions for each photo as expected.This frame does a good job of cycling through the photos I've uploaded to it and the screen looks great. The image is bright, clear, and true-to-color. The on-screen interface/menus are easy to navigate and the booklet does walk through the options so you can figure things out. I uploaded pictures using their app and a direct connection to my PC. That process takes a bit of time as there is a lot of data moving during the upload. The 16GB RAM ends up being around 11GB after the operating system (I'm assuming -- initially it reports 12.9GB free) and some requirement for blank space, perhaps for temporary working drive space. I uploaded almost 12GB and I started getting an error displayed on the screen telling me that it couldn't copy any more images even though there was a little space (400MB) left. I stopped copying and the message remained, so I started deleting images en mass. At some point, around 11GB of used space, the message went away and stayed away.I was unable to enter a caption using the Android vPhoto app. When I select a photo, it shows up in the app with a label 'Add a description', but there is no where to do that. The image itself is not selectable nor does anything on that screen (see screenshot) bring up the keyboard. I'm sure this is a software problem that can be fixed with an update.If an image comes up on the screen when captions are on and there is no caption, the frame uses the date of the file that is being displayed. That would be great, if all of the image files I copied to the device were not given a new date/time when uploaded -- the date and time of the file-copy, not the original date/time. Their display does not read the metadata inside the file to show when the photo is taken. I would've expected that if they were using a date, they would use the date taken and not the date it was copied (and the date modified) to the frame. This issue is also a software problem and can be fixed with a firmware update, which looks like it can be available under the Settings/About page.