Pros: After rebate, this is a very reasonable 8" digital frame (4:3 aspect ratio in case you were wondering -- which is good since most photos are that ratio too). Sharpness, contrast, and colors look good. Feels durable, not flimsy. Once you figure out how to load photos onto the media, very simple to use. Incredible how much bigger this looks than my old 5.6" one.

Cons: No USB cable included. Instructions are almost useless; this is everything it has to say about loading photos onto the media: "After the content is stored on the target flash media, insert the media into the proper slot." Sigh.

Pros: Haven't had it long, so I don't know how it'll hold up, but it was so easy. I loaded pics on the SD card, inserted it, plugged in the frame, and voila, there was a slideshow. (Haven't yet tried videos.) A few of the pics were fuzzy depending on their original quality, but I was really impressed with the picture, especially for the price.

Cons: Once you claim the rebate, you can no longer return the product if it breaks. That sucks. Also note that there's no internal memory, so buy a memory stick too.

Pros: Viewing angle is great from side to side and from the top, doesn't have to be eye level to see it. Images are sharp and crisp, even up close. The frame is very modern. Plug it in and it plays. The remote is really nice. has many transition modes. Various memcard slots

Cons: No random way to play pictures. plays in same order all the time. Viewing angle looking up from bottom is bad.

Overall Review: Bought two, one for my mom and the other for me. I have a camera that takes 3072 x 2304 pictures and a small 1 GB SD card will not hold to many pictures @ that huge size size, so to fix it, I run a ever popular free program called IrfanView to run batch mode and resize all the pictures of that huge size down to 640 x 480. At that size 3500 pictures can fit on that size card

Pros: Quick setup, crisp clean images, sturdy feel. Nice video playback

Cons: Poor documentation and no custom playlist capability, that I've been able to figure out

Overall Review: This is a good basic product, sets up in 5 seconds and you're good to go. You can't transfer from PC directly to frame(I don't think) so any slideshow order you create needs to be done separately on your computer. I had no issues simply copying and renaming photos once they were on the SD card. The frame plays them in order that they list in the top follder of the card. I haven't fiddled around yet to see if the frame can find media in subfolders but we'll see... I ripped a home DVD down to MPEG1(for size consideration) and it played nicely with sound and picture quality you'd expect. All in all a good "first" frame and a nice addition to a desk or bookshelf for display.

Pros: It doesn't listed but I tested with A-data 16GB SDHC and it works great. Also verified that the video and music does work. Great speakers for a digital frame very clear and loud enough has a volume control too. You won't be disaapointed with this one. Quick setup. Just load the pictures into the sd or the other memory slots and you're off and turn it on. Remote has all the advance setups.

Cons: None so far.

Overall Review: For the price it's a great deal for an all around Media Player.

Pros: Screen size. Picture quality. Ease of use. Price.(mine came with mail-in rebate).

Cons: I don't know of any.

Overall Review: I bought this as a Christmas present for my mother and she loves it. She said it was super easy to make it work with the SD card that I also loaded and mailed to her. And since she's not tech-savvy in any way, shape, or form, that says a lot for this frame. Since I'm an electronics nut, I suppose there's a chance I could have found a "con," but it's fair to say at this point that it's a great frame.

Pros: Worked well right out of the box. Bright display and it doesn't distort pics to make them fill the screen.

Cons: None come to mind.

Overall Review: I have only used the picture display function and have not tried movies or music yet.

Pros: -Great picture clarity, color, sharpness, etc. -Seriously was a plug and play purchase, I plugged it in and put my camera card in it and it worked right off the bat. -Tons of different settings. -Perfect with a remote so I don't have to play with the frame itself to find a couple of pictures u want to see out of the hundreds i have.

Cons: Speaker quality isn't that great, but how great of speakers can you ask for in a photo frame? Stand angle cannot be altered.