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15.6" Pastigio Frameo 1080p WiFi Digital Picture Frame w/ IPS Touchscreen & 32GB Storage (Black Frame/White Mat) for $99.96 - 40% off when you enter promo code
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$59.98.
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Product Details:
- Instant photo and 15-second video sharing via the Frameo app over Wi-Fi
- Private, secure sharing with no limit on connected users
- 32GB built-in storage plus support for up to 32GB external storage (stores 50,000+ photos)
- Supports offline transfers via SD card, USB drive, or Windows computer (no Wi-Fi required)
- 15.6-inch Full HD (1920×1080) IPS touchscreen display
- Supports JPG, JPEG, BMP, PNG images and MP4 videos
- React to photos with emojis through the Frameo app
- Auto-rotate photos, smart photo cropping, adjustable brightness and volume
- Sleep mode for automatic power saving
- Senior-friendly with non-Wi-Fi photo transfers via full-size SD card or FAT32 USB drive
Top Comments
- Removed the Frameo app completely (including its boot-up splash screen) so it never loads again.. I don't care / don't plan to use that.
- Set Fully Kiosk Browser as the only thing that starts up, locked into kiosk mode with root access enabled. This was the biggest pain point because it was complaining about a stale web view (ver61).
- Fixed the ancient built-in browser engine by moving my already-downloaded Google WebView app into the system folder (downloaded and installed via adb).. turns out that's all it took, no special permissions or signing needed
- End result: frame boots straight into my kiosk dashboard, running a modern browser engine instead of a 2017-era one, and Frameo is gone for good
(ignore the data in the pic, i'm still setting up my dashboard)
Community Reviews
This 15.6 inch Frameo digital picture frame stands out for easy wireless photo sharing, good picture quality, and a size that feels worthwhile at the sale price. The Frameo app is free for sending photos and short videos, and the frame handles portrait shots well, with scheduled screen on and off times adding convenience. The main caveats are that remote management and longer videos require a paid subscription, uploads come from the app rather than a desktop, and the built in speakers sound cheap. Some also note slow performance and that the 1366 by 768 panel can downsample high resolution photos when zoomed.
The Frameo app can share photos and short videos wirelessly without requiring a subscription.
The frame can handle portrait-oriented photos and videos well through the phone app.
The picture quality is reported as good for everyday photo display use.
The frame can be repurposed into a kiosk-style browser dashboard after removing Frameo and updating WebView via ADB.
Frameo software features can be paywalled, limiting phone-based management unless a subscription is purchased.
The frame's built-in speakers are reported to sound cheap, so many users keep them muted.
The frame can display downsampled detail when high-resolution photos are zoomed, with the panel reported as 1366x768.
Rooting and WebView replacement attempts can fail, making Fully Kiosk Browser setup a major pain for some setups.
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- Removed the Frameo app completely (including its boot-up splash screen) so it never loads again.. I don't care / don't plan to use that.
- Set Fully Kiosk Browser as the only thing that starts up, locked into kiosk mode with root access enabled. This was the biggest pain point because it was complaining about a stale web view (ver61).
- Fixed the ancient built-in browser engine by moving my already-downloaded Google WebView app into the system folder (downloaded and installed via adb).. turns out that's all it took, no special permissions or signing needed
- End result: frame boots straight into my kiosk dashboard, running a modern browser engine instead of a 2017-era one, and Frameo is gone for good
(ignore the data in the pic, i'm still setting up my dashboard)
I ordered one yesterday and had a short period of time to mess with it. It was also a giant pain that left me unsuccessful since I couldn't replace webview and get FKB working.
I also noticed that it powered the device, something the other cables where ADB wouldn't function did not.
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