MRQ 14 Inch Full HD Digital Photo Frame Native 1080P High- Resolution IPS Screen, Digital Picture Frame Motion Sensor, Auto-Rotate, Display Photos Via Micro Card, 180° Viewing Angle

This is the second digital picture display that we have owned. The first stopped working after about five years. We have the display on our kitchen counter and it rotates thru over 2,000 photos and we are always glancing at it.PRO's:- Displays all of the pictures on the USB. Our old display was only displaying about 25% of the pictures. This new display is showing pictures we didn't even realize were on the USB.- Picture quality is very good.- The sleep / motion detection function is good. I like that it saves energy but wish the setting could be set to something longer than 5 minutes before it goes to sleep.- Set up and menu functions are simple and intuitive (we don't use video or music, only photos).- Quality packaging and quick delivery.CONS:- Lower resolution images are displayed in a smaller size on the screen. I would prefer they be displayed the larger even if it would mean the image was a bit fuzzy. (I think there is a way to get pictures zoomed in, but I haven't worked on that yet).- The motion detection sensor could be more sensitive. When I walk into the room the display does not always come back on immediately and I have to wave my arm in the air for it to come back on.Overall we are very pleased with this product - high quality display that is showing ALL of our photos.

This review is for: "MRQ 14 Inch Full HD Digital Photo Frame 1920x1080 High-Resolution IPS Screen, Digital Picture Frame..."The image quality is EXCELLENT. I expected it to be very good, given the 1920x1080 resolution, but the images look even better than expected. I have included so pictures as examples, but keep in mind that these are pictures taken of the pictures being shown on the frame, so the quality of what you see directly on the frame is significantly better than what I can show here.In fact, I am so impressed by this frame that I purchased two.However, I don't want to inadvertently increase your expectations to such an extent that you are disappointed if you purchase this frame, so please consider going in with reasonable expectations and hopefully you'll be pleasantly surprised like I was!In my experience, the frame auto-rotates images without any problem, meaning that if you set the frame up in a horizontal/landscape position, then images that were taken vertically (in portrait mode), automatically show up veritically. Some users/reviewers have reported that the frame is not capable of correctly auto-rotating images, but this is more likely to be a function of the image file not having the correct information, than it is a problem with the frame.I don't mean to take anything away from a product that I am enjoying, but in the hope that it helps the manufacturer, my requests for improvement in future products are:1) To enable the remote to be able to control images by pausing and moving forward or back in slide show mode. The way it stands, it seems that you cannot control the slide show, easily chose an image, etc.2) The motion detection function could be improved. As it stands it is a bit hit or miss.However, none of the above requests are deal-breakers and I believe this is a great product at a great price (when on sale) that can be appreciated by all.I will update this review if needed based on further experiences that I have with this frame.

Drat, I was really hoping this frame would be the replacement for my aging Nix Digital Frame. Sadly, it doesn't meet my requirements. I won't return it, because I blew it when I read the specs at Amazon, but that 32GB FAT32 requirement doesn't come close to what I need.I have 20K photos, in and of itself not an overwhelming quantity, but over time, the file sizes have grown, and my photo collection alone, which I had hoped to be able to play as a random show, far exceeds that limit. As for the Video, the most recent 40 minutes of video I captured runs 14GB.Unless I want to go through the hassle (yet again, as I did with the NIX), and reformat everything to try and squeeze it into 32GB, I'm not going to get much of either video or photos on board.It's a shame. The video quality is excellent and the remote works well. (You'll be frustrated trying to use the controls on the back to do setup or otherwise navigate around with this device.)What I'm looking for is a device that will randomly run through both video and photo directories.This will randomly show photos or videos, but not both.Nuts...If you have small quantities of videos in relatively low resolution and not too many high res photos, this may suit you. Me? Sad to say, I struck out.

The device is very bright, truly good IPS panel, it's 14 inches and it has a matte finish that I really love. The user interface it's so simple and works perfectly for the intended use case. The user detection is nimble and as soon as I enter the room it starts playing the media. I am testing with 15 years of digital pictures that hardly would have the chance to see again if it not were by this device (close to 50k pictures!). The supporting leg also has an interesting design as it part cylindrical and provides stability to the frame while it looks modern and timeless.EDIT:I wanted to mention, due to the FAT32 limits, only 32767 files are possible to have it in an sdcard. When I copied the 50K pictures, the device crashed. I also removed the movie pictures and left only the static picture files.