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Summary: Fantastic
Comment: This has been a great way to view our photo's and was the perfect Christmas present.
Customer Rating:
Summary: SanDisk Digital Photo Viewer
Comment: Item works good, but the resolution quality is lacking. We get the same quality pictures from a low resolution picture as a high resolution picture. SanDisk's only recommendation was to check the TV setting, which are good.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Unique Item
Comment: This item could use much improvement but really has no competition to compare it to except the much pricier Roku products. Images are clean and clear but unit is quirky and difficult to operate. It is worth what they charge for it but I would pay double or triple for a better unit. I would not pay what ROKU asks for theirs.
Customer Rating:
Summary: SanDisk Digital Photo Viewer
Comment: Easy to use. The ability to view your photo's on a TV makes viewing your pictures a pleasure. The options via the remote are easy to navigate.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Excellent Value
Comment: This unit is an excellent alternative to (in my opinion) overpriced digital frames.
Read the instructions, follow the instructions, enjoy your pictures.
I shot some photos on my Sony 8 megapixal camera in highest quality mode. I downloaded them to my computer and then downloaded them onto a USB flash drive.
The picture quality on my 62" 1080 TV was drop dead stunning. I zoomed in to maximum and could have counted the whiskers around my dog's mouth.
I purchased 7 of these units (6 will go out as I expect very well received christmas gifts).
I shopped around and bought a dozen USB flash drives to send pictures on. The total cost of this unit with 2 - 512MB drives each was less than $50.
Compare that to the cost of a small (6-7"), low resolution (480X232), never heard of brand, of at best unknown quality, digital frame. Read the reviews and specs of the cheap digital frames. The only brand name frame of acceptable quality to me was the Philips at $120 for a 6.5" frame. That is a tiny picture for the 70-80 somethingish relatives I'm sending this to.
The razor sharp image I'm looking at while I type this is 30.5" X 40.5" with a 51" diagonal.
To me it's a no-brainer. Hope this review was helpful.
Summary: Fantastic
Comment: This has been a great way to view our photo's and was the perfect Christmas present.
Customer Rating:
Summary: SanDisk Digital Photo Viewer
Comment: Item works good, but the resolution quality is lacking. We get the same quality pictures from a low resolution picture as a high resolution picture. SanDisk's only recommendation was to check the TV setting, which are good.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Unique Item
Comment: This item could use much improvement but really has no competition to compare it to except the much pricier Roku products. Images are clean and clear but unit is quirky and difficult to operate. It is worth what they charge for it but I would pay double or triple for a better unit. I would not pay what ROKU asks for theirs.
Customer Rating:
Summary: SanDisk Digital Photo Viewer
Comment: Easy to use. The ability to view your photo's on a TV makes viewing your pictures a pleasure. The options via the remote are easy to navigate.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Excellent Value
Comment: This unit is an excellent alternative to (in my opinion) overpriced digital frames.
Read the instructions, follow the instructions, enjoy your pictures.
I shot some photos on my Sony 8 megapixal camera in highest quality mode. I downloaded them to my computer and then downloaded them onto a USB flash drive.
The picture quality on my 62" 1080 TV was drop dead stunning. I zoomed in to maximum and could have counted the whiskers around my dog's mouth.
I purchased 7 of these units (6 will go out as I expect very well received christmas gifts).
I shopped around and bought a dozen USB flash drives to send pictures on. The total cost of this unit with 2 - 512MB drives each was less than $50.
Compare that to the cost of a small (6-7"), low resolution (480X232), never heard of brand, of at best unknown quality, digital frame. Read the reviews and specs of the cheap digital frames. The only brand name frame of acceptable quality to me was the Philips at $120 for a 6.5" frame. That is a tiny picture for the 70-80 somethingish relatives I'm sending this to.
The razor sharp image I'm looking at while I type this is 30.5" X 40.5" with a 51" diagonal.
To me it's a no-brainer. Hope this review was helpful.