Matsunichi Photoblitz 5.6-Inch 4:3 Digital Picture Frame
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Digital Cameras Photo Reviews of Matsunichi Photoblitz 5.6-Inch 4:3 Digital Picture Frame
Customer Review: Was a gift for someone else
Summary: 5 Stars
I don't know much about this because I gave it as a gift to someone else and they never told me anything.Customer Review: Great and economical
Summary: 5 Stars
What a nice surprise - to find a great product that works and doesn't hurt your wallet!Customer Review: Matsunichi
Summary: 4 Stars
As what others have already stated about this product...If you are looking for a starter digital picture frame for the price this frame would be the ticket. I paid $29 and free shipping I am quite pleased. Nothing fancy, however the frame is simple to use. Just put a media stick in the frame (that is already loaded with your photos) plug in the frame and turn it on. One drawback I find is that the function buttons are not labeled as to what they do...You will have to refer to the manual that comes with the frame and then I suppose you must remember what each button is for??? I have not messed with any of the buttons/or settings since I loaded the media stick into the frame. The resolution I am quite pleased with!! Took pictures of flowers in my garden after a rain shower and you could actually see the individual rain drops on the flowers!! I was impressed. As far as what some other reviewers have mentioned about pixelation...I find only if you are right up on it in your face and look really hard then you may see the individual pixels and then that is only in certain instances depending on what the subject of the picture is and colors and or lightness or darkness of the photo...I also personally feel that the type of digital camera you have may also be a factor in how the pictures may appear in the frame...I have a rather expensive sony digi-camera that takes quality photos to begin with... I have been pricing frames for quite some time and did not want to invest alot of money into a frame I read the reviews here on this frame and decided to go with it...I am pleased thus far. Priced frames at Walmart and the least expensive one they had there was $59. I would recommend this frame for anyone who does not want to invest more than $50 in a frame. Yes it is fairly basic compared to other products but suitable for the price.Customer Review: Nice
Summary: 4 Stars
This is a first for our household. I bought one of these for my wife for Xmas. She loves it as does everyone else. I let it cycle through several hundred pictures perpetually. You can stick quite a few pics on a 2 GB SD card. I would buy more of these although larger next time. It would be nice if these were available with better looking frames (wood), an auto on/off as I have to turn it off every night and back on every morning. I notice it has a speaker but I have no clue what for. The manual wasn't much. I would and have recommended this to almost anyone. One pet peeve which I suspect is common to all photo frames is that it requires electricity. So if you decide to hang it on the wall, you have an unsightly cord running down. Perhaps someone makes on with a rechargeable LIon that lasts all month?Customer Review: Good Entry Level Frame
Summary: 4 Stars
If you look too closely you can tell the resolution isn't hi-def...but as a present for relatives whose vision isn't all htat great anyway, it's a fabulous gift. Other frames were considerably more expensive, this is inexpensive enough to buy one for each set of grandparents and wow them.
It's also extremely easy to load, just copy images to your sd or xd card, insert it in the frame, plug it in, and turn it on. It automatically puts on a slide show and even uses different transitions. I personally like the fact that it isn't overloaded with features I (or grandpa) will never use.
The only reason I gave it four stars is because sometimes an image gets distorted, but by the next loop it is fine.