On the flip side, if you want to be able to add photos straight from your phone via an app, or to remotely add photos to a frame you’ve given as a gift, you’ll want one with a good app for uploading new images, or a frame that can pull from a specific Dropbox folder or photo album in your camera roll. Many digital frames require an internet connection to receive photos, so if you are buying a gift for someone who doesn’t have access to the internet at home, you’ll want to choose one that is usable without Wi-Fi. Read on to find out what to look for and which frames we recommend. We looked for attractive frames that could match a variety of décor styles, with clean lines in classic colors or simple decorative bezels. Style-wise, digital picture frames trend toward minimal and simple you won’t find any gilt rococo options on the market.
To find the best digital frame for you, I spoke with Strategist editors and writers who love their digital frames, as well as tested a couple more specialized frames, like those with smart displays and cellular-connected models. Many frames will even let your family or friends send pictures directly to your frame, so you can get surprises like a picture of your niece going to the zoo for the first time.
A digital frame can fix that: Prop one up on your desk or mantel, plug it in, install an app, and you can have a stream of photos or videos from your camera roll playing throughout the day. With so many photos on our phones, hard drives, or in the cloud, printing them all out isn’t practical (and there’s never enough room to display them all on your wall, anyway). When you and your loved ones feel worlds apart, looking at a lovely picture or two can help you feel a little closer.
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