The Nixplay Touch 10 Digital Photo Frame is the perfect gift –

What’s the deal?

of Nixplay 10″ Smart FrameIt’s currently discounted by $120 and will be $80 off before the Memorial Day sale, and the sale only applies to the Classic Matte color.

Why is this deal recommended by ZDNET?

Remember digital photo frames? In the late 1990s and early 2000s, our parents and grandparents had to own one, but they eventually fell out of favor. I’d say it’s time to bring digital photo frames back into fashion.

Also:Best Digital Photo Frames

I got the Nixplay Touch 10 Smart Frame and I’m impressed. As a millennial, I take hundreds of photos with my phone but rarely print them out and display them in my home. Digital photo frames are generally for older people, but I think everyone should have at least one. Nixplay Touch 10 Smart Frame — Let’s try it.

Digital Products First impression

The Nixplay Touch 10 Smart Frame is available in three colors: Black, Classic Matte, and Wood. It has a 4.7 out of 5 star rating on Amazon with over 22,000 reviews, which means digital photo frames are far from outdated.

Setting up the frame was as easy as you’d expect. First, I downloaded the Nixplay app, connected the frame to my home Wi-Fi, and paired the frame with the app. I used the free standard plan for the frame, which includes unlimited cloud storage, 5GB of video, and a basic photo editing suite.

The app manages your photo “playlists” where you can add, organize and delete photos and videos. The app can connect to your phone’s media files or upload using cloud services like Google Photos and Dropbox.

You can also invite your friends and family to add photos to your playlists, without them having to own a Nixplay frame. I haven’t invited my friends to add photos yet, but I plan to, because I’m sure they have some great photos (including some embarrassing ones of themselves).

Also:How to transfer photos from your Android phone to your Windows computer

A handy touchscreen on the frame itself lets you control brightness, auto shut-off timer, slideshow timing, display mode, an activity sensor timer (which turns the frame off after a period of time if no one walks in front of it), and notifications.

Digital Products Forgotten digital memories

It was such a lovely feeling to see photos in my living room that I’d had sitting on my phone for years. I got married last October and only printed six of the 2,000 photos from our wedding day, so seeing our entire wedding album come to life in one frame was very special for me (I sat in front of it for 20 minutes reminiscing about the day).

I also created a playlist of my travels from the past few years, which is a joy to look at; passing by the frame and catching a glimpse of memories has become one of the most enjoyable parts of my day. The Nixplay’s niX-Spectre HD IPS 1280 x 800 display is bright, and all of my photos (including those taken on my iPhone in 2019) appear crisp and clear without any nasty pixels in sight.

Digital Products Great gift idea

Since introducing the Nixplay Touch 10 Smart Frame to my home, I’ve become a fan of digital photo frames, and with Father’s Day fast approaching, this is the perfect gift for your precious mom.

Millennials may not print as many photos as we should, but Nixplay’s digital photo frame lets you recreate hundreds of memories in a single frame. The frames typically cost $200, but… It sells for $120 on AmazonNow is your chance to try out a digital photo frame for yourself or gift it to someone else.