nixplay 15 inch Wi-Fi Cloud

✔SALE: 43% OFF nixplay 15 inch Wi-Fi Cloud Digital Photo Frame. iPhone & Android App, Email, Facebook, dropbox, Instagram, Picasa - W15A... 4.7 out of 5 stars CONSUMER REVIEWS(18) Perfect to give to a loved on. Send pics direct to the frame from your iPhone or Android phone Receive photos direct from Email, iPhone, Android phone, as well as accessing photos from Facebook, Instagram dropbox & Picasa Displays from WiFi, SD / SDHC card slot & USB thumb drive, if using a firewall, check compatibility with network support For FREE Sync up to 5 frames on a single account & 10GB storage for life. Up to 10 frames on a 'Plus' account High Quality Rubberized Surface Finish, 15 inch (1024 x 768 pixels) LED Backlit, Can be VESA wall mounted Price: $349.99 Deal Price: $199.99

Description The 15 inch nixplay cloud frame is a smart connected frame that can receive images direct from your iPhone and Android phone, direct from any Email, Facebook, dropbox, Picasa & Instagram (dropbox to follow soon). With the nixplay iPhone and Android app you can send photos to any nixplay frame anytime, anywhere. The frame syncs effortlessly to its twin online cloud account that you can access from any computer, it's simple and intuitive to use and you can sync up to 10 frames on one account and perfect for family and business sharing. nixplay is perfect for sharing with up to 10 frames on one account. So you can have one for home, for work, for college, for granny, one for your cousin anywhere in the world! You can create different photo slideshows and chose which frame gets to see which slideshows plus you can edit and delete anything you want at anytime, you have absolute control. You can even control the settings remotely for each frame. For ultimate convenience, the frame also comes with our trademarked 'Hu-Motion' sensor that turns the frame on when you enter the room and off when you leave the room! So picture this: you can set a frame up at granny's home and push slideshows to her frame anytime you want and also edit and delete those slideshows remotely. Granny need never lift a finger. The nixplay cloud frame finally gives you the control you want over your photos and gives you the power to share them the way you want. nixplay has a passionate development team that will keep evolving and improving nixplay to bring you the services you want. Enjoy full confidence with a full time phone and email customer support center just for our nixplay cloud customers. Nixplay has taken something fairly complex -- the storage and display of digital photos -- and made it into something that seems simple and enjoyable. Once we set our 15" frame up, a process that's easier than our prior experience with Ceiva (a paid subscription service competing with Nixplay's free service), we simply watch the images roll by on the frame.Memory on the frame is limited to 2GB but we found the SD/USB card options a way to display thousands of our photos without hassle.Limitations:1. We'd like to know how much bandwidth the frame uses in typical use as well as how large the image files are that get sent from our account to the frame, since we're using limited bandwidth internet services. The images that get uploaded to our frame are full size (up to 8MB), so our 5GB/month data limit could easily be eaten up by the uploading of our photos.2. Two of the first USB thumb drives we tried didn't work with the frame. The manual... I've seen these on the desks of people at work for a few years and finally decided to get one. During my research I was thrilled to learn that not only were the screens much larger then I had seen, but some of them had Wi-Fi. I liked what I read about NixPlay and if I don't like it, returns are easy with Amazon.Well I bought 2 frames, the 15 inch and the 12 inch and I am keeping them both. They are huge! My only regret is that I didn't buy the 8 inch frame as well which I have since ordered. I will have the 15 inch in the living room, 12 inch in the bedroom and 8 inch at work.Setup was really easy with the quick start guide. I had both frames up and running with a handful of pictures I quickly uploaded to my account on the website. First I created an empty album on the website, then uploaded pictures to that album. Next you create a slideshow and add one or more albums to that slideshow. Then you add one or more slideshows to a photo frame. I haven't...