Kodak Easyshare EX 1011 10 Inch Digital Picture Frame with Wireless Capability

Customer Reviews

Great way to see your photos

2008-07-10
Bought for my husband for father's day. He has it at his desk at work. It's easy to use and hold all the pictures of kids, grandkids, etc... Great product for the money.

Perfect Gift

2008-07-10
We purchased this for our grandfather who just celebrated his 90th birthday. Let's just say it's so easy to use that he can work the frame with no issues. I don't know if people realize but this is the best way to share pictures from a distance because all you have to do is upload the images to kodak's website and they will instantly appear on the frame! You can share your own album or the albums of your friends. Now he can look at pictures of his family who all live in a different state as soon as they load their pics on the kodak site. I'm sure this review sounds a little cheesy, but I've never seen someone so happy about a gift in my life ;)~

Great Gift

2008-07-10
Bought this digital photo frame for my dad for Father's Day. He was thrilled. It's easy to use and understand, even for someone with limited computer/electronics experience. My dad loved the way the slide show would open each photo in a different way and the fact that music could be downloaded to accompany the pictures. The resolution was good as well.

The screen is a little small (but I'm used to seeing a 10" screen my boss has in my workplace), but this one is affordable - especially purchased on Amazon rather than retail.

I'm sure you can get better products for more money, but this is a good value for a basic digital frame!

Almost Perfect - Needs a Random Mode

2008-07-09
I liked everything about this frame except it has no method to randomly display your pictures. It displays them in the order you added them to the device - so if you have hundreds of pictures, you will always see the same pictures in the same sequence at start-up. This to me is a huge oversight and flaw - I would think that random would be the default display method for any digital picture frame.

Aside from that the picture frame is great. The picture quality is outstanding and the interface is fairly easy to use.

Love it!

2008-07-08
Everyone who stops in my office immediately notices my Kodak picture frame - it's awesome. I haven't even taken the time to figure out the features, but I found it was easy to set up -- I just plugged in the card, turned it on, and away it went. So easy! The one ever-so-small annoyance is that it doesn't scale the pictures to fit the frame and so sometimes you'll find some pictures cut off a bit, but if you take the time to adjust them, then all is good.

Power supply is 110V only

2008-07-18
Power supply is 110V only, so don't go buying this for any friends in Europe or the rest of the world. It is also pretty difficult to find a 12V 2A power supply to replace the one provided.
Other than that it does what it says on the tin.

Nice product but can be better

2008-07-15
Kodak is known by the above quality of its products...but I think that Kodak could be better...and also includes complete technical information on his site, especially in the part of supported video formats, because there are so much video formats that you can confuse about the correct video format to use with this Digital Picture Frame...About the picture feature It works fine...I test with a 3.8 MB jpg picture from a 8.1 Megapixel camera and plays well.

It is what it is...and it's pretty good.

2008-07-13
I've owned this frame for about a week now. It isn't anything fancy, I just wanted a small digital frame for my desk at work. When Amazon made it available for under seventy-five dollars I just couldn't pass it up.

The picture quality is great, and that's really the whole story for me. I bought a frame to show off my pictures, and it does that beautifully. It's as easy as loading up a memory card (SD in my case) with the pictures you want, sticking it in the frame, and turning the frame on. It isn't going to get much easier than that.

It will play music with your slide show if you like. It will even play MP3's that you put in. I usually don't mess around with these things, but I occasionally will play a bit from my camcorder with sound though it and again, it works fine.

What don't I like? I don't like the same thing that I don't like about many electronic products these days. Some of the controls are only on the remote. Some of them are on the back of the frame, but some are remote only...so don't lose it.

Bottom line, it's a great little display for the money. I'm thinking about buying another one for my bedroom. I just haven't decided if I want to pony up the extra money for one that I can update and change pictures on remotely.

WiFi functionality does not work as advertised

2008-07-13
It's a normal picture frame just like many other on the market, but I bought this one because of it's wireless capability. The claim is that it can be synch up with a home desktop via wifi so that it does not store any images locally but rather gets the from the desktop. THIS DOES NOT PRACTICALLY WORK! The bug is that you can make the two connect and start the slide show. However, whenever there is any minor network or a computer slowdown, that happen a couple of times a day never mind power outages, the slide show stops. The only resolution is restarting the show manually. There is no automatic restarting of the show. Unless you want to be restarting the show several times a day wait till this product matures.

Great product

2008-07-12
We've had this for over a month. I used their software which takes a little bit to set up but once done it is easy load up pictures.

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