Portable USA PU-10WB 10.4-Inch 256MB Bluetooth Enabled Digital Picture Frame with Two Wood Frames

Portable USA PU-15WBX 15-Inch Digital Picture Frame with 512MB of Memory and Free 1GB SD Card (Cherry)

Warning!!

The item that is shipped does not match what is described. It comes in a black cheap frame. Not the Cherry frame that it shows.

Until Amazon corrects the description do not order this item. You will not be happy.

After reading the reviews for this product carefully, I chose the Portable USA PU-15WB 15-inch digital frame. I decided on the 15 inch size because both my husband and I have vision problems and the smaller sizes I have seen on display were difficult to see unless you were very close to them.

We are extremely satisfied with the size, the quality of the output and the ease of use.

The instructions indicated that a copy of a free program to size the photos to the ideal size was available on the frame itself for download. I was nervous about getting it off the frame, so I searched on Google for the name of the software, found it and downloaded it to my computer from the internet. It was easy to set up and use. I just size my photos, save them in a folder, then copy them to a 1 gig memory stick and plug that into the frame.

It is simple to remove the stick, add or delete photos and plug it back into the frame again!

I highly recommend this frame. The larger size is definitely worth the extra cost.

I purchased this for my wife. We haven't yet used all the functions, but the initial set-up couldn't have been easier and it has worked perfectly. The photos all show up very well. The display is bright and visible from any possible viewing angle. Compared to what I've seen in stores like Target, this seems to be a good value in terms of display size and quality.

Update (28 NOV): I paid ~$140 for this. The price seems to have jumped a bit.

This a great frame, as everyone states.

As a tip, if you have trouble with your JPEG images that came from Photoshop, you MUST save these as Baseline "Standard" under the format options of the JPEG options. If you use Photoshop, you'll see what I mean.

Just click "Save As..." and be sure JPEG is chosen. When you click the "Save" button, the next small dialog box that pops up are your "JPEG Options". First thing in this dialog box is "Image Options", select whatever quality you want (I always go for the gusto and choose 12, max). Right under that, is "Format Options" with three choices: Baseline ("Standard"), Baseline Optimized, and Progressive, Scans 3, 4, or 5. I noticed that some of my photos (the ones that did not work with this frame, that show up as a fuzzy document icon with a red X emblazoned on it), had been saved as "Progressive" with 3 Scans... If you simply check the Baseline ("Standard") option, your photo will now display on the Photo Frame! Voila...

Hope this helps... sorry I cannot provide the technical reasons behind why the JPEG Progressive Scans don't work!

I bought this product after a lot of research. Choose this product as it has good memory (1GB) and can take up different cards for input. Directly plugin you card, there is no need to transfer images into onboard memory.

I am happy for my purchase.

Only issue it that the product is now $25 cheaper in Amazon since I purchased and I am not sure it Amazon have 30 day price guarantee.