Wallet Pix Pocket Digital Photo Album As Seen On TV

Customer Reviews

What A Rip Off

2008-07-10
Do not waste your money or time on this piece of junk. It wouldn't even install, and online tech support was worthless. All they wanted to know was whether there was a warranty included in the package. Although package says not to return to retail store, I plan to return it because after dealing with Wallet Pix tech support, I have zero faith that they would even replace a defective product.

Wallet Pix

2008-05-19
The Wallet Pix is just awful it is not at all like they show on tv.
I would not recommend this to anyone, I started to purchase 2 one for my Mom and I am glad now that I did not, money wasted.

Not good at first, NOW WE LOVE IT!!!

2008-04-02
My hubby came home with one of these and we instantly downloaded pictures of our SIX grandchildren for him to show around. I agree the picture quaility was not very good, however I find that if you first crop the pictures and get rid of the "extra" outer edges, then their precious little faces beautifully fill the screen. Don't give up, throw it away or sell it for $3, just take a few minutes and crop! We are purchasing one for me (Nana) and some for great Grandparents!! Love it! Love it!

wallet pix JUNK

2008-02-26
This thing is really JUNK! two sets of battries and, both sets went dead within a week, without even using it. to top it off, the battries cost $5.00 times three. 3 battries at $5.oo apiece.

junky toy

2008-01-20
This is a piece of junk. It's easy to transfer pics from the computer to the unit. The problem is the viewing screen. when it's in the packaging the manufacture has a sticker covering the actual screen. The sticker that covers it simulates a larger screen than it actually is. (About 1" diameter.)You can hardly see it because it's so small. You're better off getting something with a bigger screen or lighting your money on fire for entertainment.

Screen Too Small - Not worth more than $3

2008-01-12
The Digital Photo Album that fits in your Pocket! WalletPix is a digital photo album that is the size of a credit card. It holds 58 wallet-sized photos in just one tiny device. It comes with the batteries included so you can start using it right away. Item is available in Black or White; color will be chosen for you.

had high hopes

2008-01-04
i bought this for my dad to brag about his grandkids. it was extremely easy to use. i was pleasantly surprised. what was a BIG let down was the quality of the display. it could have been better for the price. it could also be sturdier and slimmer. he still enjoys it though.

we love Wallet Pix

2007-12-31
I am surprised by the other reviews here. My parents got two of these just before Christmas. One they kept and the other they gave to my grandmother (who is NOT comfortable with technology). Both devices have a bright clear display (my grandmother has poor eyesight and she has no trouble seeing the photos at all!). The screen is small, but so is the device and I don't think it appears any smaller in person than what it looks like here on Amazon. (I have not seen commercials on tv, so I can't say what it looks like there). It's easy to use, the image quality is fine, and at about $20 each it's a great value too! My husband and I are planning on getting some for ourselves, and a few more to give as gifts (that's why I came to Amazon looking for them), and I decided to write my own review after seeing the very negative reviews already posted here, since our experience has been so different.

Deceptive packaging & advertising

2007-12-30
Got one of these for Christmas. The actual screen size is about 2/3 the size of what they show on their packaging and TV ads. The screen is so small there is literally no detail in the pictures. Very disappointed.

Junk

2007-12-26
This item is a piece of junk. Doesn't work no support from web site or from customer service don't buy it

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