PEALSN 9x12 Picture Frame, Display Pictures 6 x 8 with Mat or 9 x 12 Without Mat for Wall Mounting Display, Photo Frames, Black

Great look and quality for the price! I expected these to show up and be cheap-y frames made of flimsy fake wood. Nope, these frames and the wood they’re made of really impressed me!

Perfect for the project I had; the color was accurate, and the mat size was just what I needed. Price was good and the quality of the frame is decent.

I bought 2 and have opened 1. Sadly, the mat has a black mark on it. Other than that, I really like it. I covered the mark with correction tape.

Pretty good. Ordered 4 of the large 24x36 in frames. Fairly lightweight and a little flimsy. The good: The actual frames are all in great shape. They seem to be pretty good quality and were packaged fairly well. I love the mat black look and the size is perfect to fit my 20x30 prints. The plexiglass covers were easy to remove and didn’t leave any film. The bad: Two of the four had broken corners of the backer board. I was able to tape the broken pieces back on. I don’t think it should hurt the structure. These breaks also bent the mat. Whoever put these together had very dirty hands. There are dark finger prints all over the mats. I was able to lightly remove some with a kneaded eraser but I couldn’t get it all off. You cannot flip the mats over for a cleaner side because they are slightly beveled. There were several small cracks in the plexiglass. They are not noticeable when hung as long as they don’t get any larger.

I have purchased a lot of frames, but never wanted to spend a lot of money. I have a few wood frames for rare story boards and few plastic or metal frames on prints. The one thing they all have in common is costing far more than they were worth. The single use tabs, the crumbling particle board backers, and all the other subtle features that are easily hidden from view leave you paying twice what it's worth. Not here. You get a fake wood frame with a nearly plastic sheet that is held down by a cardboard back with swivel tabs. It is exactly how a frame under $10 should be made, while still justifying every single dollar spent. The frame is wide enough to look classy and the cover is thick enough to protect what's under it. The back can even be opened and closed more than twice. It came with film covering BOTH sides of the "glass" and not just the outside, so I didn't have to clean it before trying to add a picture. The frame is light as air, since it's not made to be used as a Frisbee. It is sturdy enough not to fall apart when inserting a picture, so that's all I could really expect. I bought this for a print that looked neat without any significant value. I may even replace a few frames I purchased back when it was popular to use the squeeze clips with metal rims.

My husband is a pilot, so we have a lot of airplane stuff in our living room. I took a photograph at an air show and I have been wanting to mount it for a very long time. Didn't want to spend an arm and a leg on a frame. So I got this one, and it does what it's supposed to do, and it looks fabulous. It's definitely a poster frame, yet better looking. The clips are a little flimsy but with hold fine once up.

These may be a cheap price, but they are highly made and look expensive not to mention that it beautifully displays my art on the wall. If you have a great printer and photo paper you can print your own artwork at standard paper size and display them in these frames.

Solid frame, but when I picked it up some of the pegs that hold the back on snapped. Haven't even gotten it on the wall yet.