Nixplay Smart Digital Picture Frame I 8 inch I WiFi I Black I Shared Family Playlists I Mobile App, Email I Preload Content for a Gifted Frame

We bought both the 7" and 8" versions of the Nixplay Seed back in 2016 when our son was born. It was easy to set up and it was easy for my parents to use. We were incredibly happy with the frame, its app, and the cloud service that makes it work. Unfortunately, Nixplay has decided to start charging money for the service they're providing. A "free" subscription exists, but we're already far over its limits. We never would've bought the frame in the first place had we known that Nixplay would decide to start charging a subscription fee. Now we're stuck with hardware we can't even use like we've been using the past 9 years. With its new subscription service and the exorbitant price of the hardware, it's difficult to suggest Nixplay

I have to admit that I was not expecting the frame to be as good as it really is. First, the display is nice and crisp. The pictures look really sharp and very well defined with no pixelization. The amount of options to setup the the frame are a lot, so you can do many different things. I am not sure how useful the remote will be as you can configure the frame from the Internet. The stand is the cable itself and it works great. The frame does not look cheap or cheaply made. It connects to the Internet for all the pictures, but seems to store them locally, so if there is an outage it will still work. One big feature is the ability to put the frame to sleep at night, and another is that it will shut itself off until it detects movement. When it turns on you can set it to cycle through newer pictures first. One thing I did not like was the speed and motion of the panning motion when some pictures that do not fit the frame are shown and I think they should be configurable. The Internet service is FREE as long as you don't need more than 10GB, which is more than adequate for most people you will gift this. Just delete pictures from the service before it gets full. You can give permission to other people to send pictures via email or the app, which is nice as it displays a nice greeting with the name of the person that sent a picture. I bought this for my mother and I set it up before sending it to her to make it easier (just plug and play). After using it for a bit I definitely need to buy one or two or three for myself.

I ordered the NixPlay frame in April 2018. It is a great frame! Great enough I bought another in 2019 for my wife for her desk at work and another for my mom when my died in 2021. I digitized all our albums and had them in Google Photo. Every thing was great until today, 3/7/2026. Went to visit with my mom and her frame was in a on but black screen. Restarted and discovered that after 4 years, I can nolonger share an album to that frame, or to mine or my wife's. I find it messed up that a service that has been free and one of the perks of the frame, compared to competitors, just stopped and forces you to subscribe to a plan. The frames are not cheap either. Other then the change to the EULA, the frame would have 5 stars! But it lost its value over night with this change! I'll be making this review to all of my frames.

I took a tip from support and created an account to play around with the albums/ playlists and iOS/ Picasa app and e-mailing attachments all with the cloud account several days before receiving the frame so when it came I was able to pair it and publish a bunch of those picts and test it out within a few minutes. I'm very impressed with the ease of use on-line and thru the Remote. Its image quality is fine and I'm very happy with almost everything. Right now it's sitting in Gift Wrap under the tree all set for my wife to plug it back in and see the 100+ photos I put on it. ( btw that's less than 1% or 2 % full of the 6 GBytes in the frame. I think Its a Great Way to save thousands of dollars on Printers and ink.. not to mention frustrating hours printing and mounting /mailing/and stuffing picts into hard copy albums no one ever looks at but once in a blue moon. I may not be able to cure her of that addiction but I can hope she likes this format too. If not I know several others in our remote family certainly will, and she can just give it someone who'll love it if she doesn't. I also know I can un-pair it ( losing all the initial photos as I do) but then we will repair it under her own new e-mail /password and web login account so she can manage it all if she wants to. Its not clear on the site but you can not only select specific playlists to publish to each different frame but can see and control which f these playlists are displayed while the picts are in frame memory too. That's very cool. The only thing that annoys me so far is that I can't delete individual Photos.. but I think that's minor compared to all the great things it can do like accept and auto-display way more than 10 photos sent as attachments to the [email protected] e-mail account in the frame, And, tho I don't know all it can do yet.. I've seen enough to know this will be a BIG Hit in our family.. I've ordered 4 so far and am hoping we all ultimately get one at some point cause we have smartphones and GoPros and point and shoot picts up the wazoo and I hate printing these just to stow 'em away forever in a hard copy photo album on a shelf. More later once I've played with it a bit.. And By The Way.. Thanks Nixplay Support for answering the 10 or so questions I put up here on Amazon under JimS before it arrived.. I called in once and also checked out the Knowledge Base on the site.. all are terrific resources.. good On Ya Nixlpay .

Sencillo de configurar y usar, buena calidad de imagen y acabados... Totalmente recomendado! Lo único que puede asustar es el hecho de depender al 100% de que esta empresa no cierre la web (nube) donde almacenamos las fotos... por lo demás, de 10.

Got this as a gift for my grandmother and she loved it!! It was so easy to set up, and load pictures. The image quality is superb and the frame itself is very nice. All the grandchildren can upload pictures to the frame no matter where in the world they are!

Bei der Suche nach einem Weihnachtsgeschenk für die Großeltern kam die Idee auf, einen digitalen Bilderrahmen zu kaufen und mit Fotos aus dem Familienalltag zu bestücken. Das Konzept früherer Modelle, Bilder auf eine Speicherkarte zu übertragen, klang aber wenig nach dem Stand der aktuellen Möglichkeiten. So überraschend das ist, Bilderrahmen mit WLAN scheint es nur sehr wenige zu geben. Der Nixplay Seed verfügt jedoch über gar keinen Slot für Speicherkarten, sondern lädt sich alle Fotos ausschließlich aus dem Internet. Die eigenen Bilder lädt man dazu entweder per Browser oder Smartphone-App auf der Nixplay-Homepage hoch. Wer seine privaten Schnappschüsse nicht diesem Unternehmen anvertrauen will, sucht sich daher besser ein anderes Produkt. Und natürlich sollte man sich im Klaren sein, dass der Bilderrahmen nur noch als Briefbeschwerer taugt, wenn die Firma eines Tages die Homepage abschaltet. Die Einrichtung ist kinderleicht. Nach dem Anschluss des Stromkabels gibt man das WLAN-Passwort mit Hilfe der Steuerkreuztasten der Fernbedienung ein. Das Gerät bietet keinen Touchscreen, vermutlich hätte dies die Produktionskosten weiter nach oben getrieben. Für die Technikinteressierten: Unter der Haube läuft Android. Jetzt erstellt man einen Account auf der Nixplay-Seite und gibt die Nummer an, die auf dem Gerät erscheint. Fertig. Neue Fotos lädt man jetzt entweder über den Browser oder die Smartphone-App hoch. Dort landen sie erst einmal in einem Album und müssen dann einer Playlist zugewiesen werden. Nur Bilder in einer Playlist werden auch auf dem Gerät angezeigt. Änderungen an einer Playlist merkt der Nixplay direkt und ohne Zutun des Nutzers. Auch Einstellungen, etwa Übergänge oder Anzeigeintervalle, lassen sich von außen ändern. Generell ist an der Qualität nichts zu beanstanden. Das Display hat eine ausreichend hohe Auflösung, da man ja anders als beim Tablet aus größerem Abstand draufsieht. Die Fernbedienung reagiert flott und wird auch dann erkannt, wenn man aus schrägem Winkel bedient. Einzig der fehlende Standfuß ist ein Manko, stattdessen wird das Gerät über das steife Stromkabel aufrechtgehalten. Und hier noch einmal in Kurzform: Vorteile ----------- * Einfache Bedienung * Neue Fotos per Browser und App hochladen * Einstellungen von außen verwalten * Gutes Display * Fernbedienung reagiert gut Nachteile ------------ * Private Bilder in der Cloud * Kein Touchscreen * Kein Standfuß, nur steifes Stromkabel

Articolo di ottima qualità. Una volta accesa, tutti i passi per l'installazione è per l'abbinamento con il proprio account è intuitivo e semplice. Unica pecca, a mio avviso, è l'impossibilità di abbinare una cornice a più account per permettere a molteplici utenti di interagire autonomamente con il frame. Il problema può comunque essere aggirato utilizzando un singolo account da condividere su differenti device (smartphone, PC, tablet) di vari utenti per un accesso diretto alla cornice. La gestione della stessa e l'invio delle foto da remoto è semplice e veloce.

Cadre reçu parfaitement emballé Déballage et premier paramétrage (avec assitant à l'écran) effectué facilement en quelques minutes La qualité d'affichage est parfaite pour la taille (8") Ecran très lumineux par défaut (j'ai baissé à 25%) Le site web permettant de gérer les playlist de photo est très bien fait Il est réactif et ergonomique Le telechargement de photos se fait très simplement et la gestion des playlist est également très intuitive L'application IOS est quand a elle extremement basique (upload de 10 photos max) Mais cela suffit amplement pour envoyer facilement de nouvelles photos sur le cadre photo. Le produit en lui même est joli avec une très belle finition y compris sur l'arrière du produit Le cable de 'alimentation sert également de pied (il est rigide sur les 30 premiers centimetres) et permet d'orienter/incliner le cadre à sa convenance Le detecteur de mouvement intégré permet de "réveiller" l'écran seulement lorsque quelqu'un passe dans la pièce ce qui permet de ne pas faire tourner l'écran tout le temps quand il n'y a personne Toutefois, dans mon cas, la detection n'atteind pas les 5 mètres annoncés dans la doc, on est plutot vers 3 mètres Seule déception, j'aurai aimé un cadre de couleur blanche, mais cette couleur n'est pas disponible ... dommage En résumé, c'est un beau produit, qui se met à jour très facilement via internet et permet donc de faire "vivre" les photos dans le cadre Dans mon cas, je l'ai installé chez mes parents, et je met à jour les photos via internet régulièrement Plus besoin des les envoyer par Email, Icloud etc ... je recommande ce produit