Digital Photo Frames Make the Perfect Holiday Gift

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Smartphones have really changed the photography industry. We all have a digital camera in our pocket or bag nearly every minute of the day. It’s so much easier to take pictures, and share them, via text or social media. But there’s another way to share them: digital photo frames.

This makes digital photo frames a perfect gift for the holidays. You can either give one to a family member or friend and let them load it up with all their favorite photos, or preload it with all your favorite photos with that person. This would be a great gift for your mother, grandmother, spouse, sibling, or bestie. It could sit on a fireplace mantle, a work desk, a bedroom dresser, or a kitchen counter.

Since these frames are digital, there are multiple ways to add photos to them, such as through a Micro SD card, Bluetooth, etc. There can even be multiple people adding photos. Share the link or app with family and friends, and they can add their photos to the collection.

Change the photos as often as you want, too. Buy one for yourself right now, and load it up with holiday memories from the past. Then, in January, add all your photos from the past year. In March, load it up with your favorite spring memories. You can keep changing it throughout the year. Digital photo frames can be used however you want.

And because we’re deep into the holiday shopping season, there are some great deals being offered on them right now.

KODAK Digital Picture Frame

Digital Picture Frames Holiday Gifts Kodak

KODAK has been the company we reached to, to help us remember special moments with family and friends, for decades. They are offering the KODAK 10.1” Digital Picture Frame at a 27% discount. It features a 1200 x 800 high-res touch screen with a 178º viewing angle. Upload your favorite photos and videos via the mobile app to the frame, with a 32GB capacity. You can also share with family through the app and upload music to play in the background. It works great on your nightstand or in your kitchen or office, as it has a calendar, clock, alarm, weather forecast, and more.

Save $30.01 on this frame and pay just $79.98.

Nixplay Digital Touch Screen Picture Frame

Digital Picture Frames Holiday Gifts Nixplay Digital Touch Screen

Nixplay claims to have the top-selling digital frame. Use the Nixplay mobile app, desktop Web app, or email to send your treasured photos directly to your friends and family. You can also import your photos from Google Photos, Facebook, and Instagram. The Nixplay 10.1” Digital Touch Screen Picture Frame has a new touch screen panel. You can upload your photos in both portrait and landscape, and it will automatically rotate to fit the screen. Even better, a smart sensor senses when you’re in the room. It will play your content when you enter and stop when you leave the room. It will play even if it gets disconnected from Wi-Fi.

Save $50 and pay just $149.99 for this frame in a variety of colors.

MaxAngel Digital Picture Frame

Digital Picture Frames Holiday Gifts Maxangel

With the MaxAngel 10.1” Digital Picture Frame, you get the help of Amazon Alexa. Just connect to Wi-Fi, and download the mobile app. It’s all done securely and privately. It has 16GB built-in storage to store over 50,000 photos, or you can add a 32GB Micro SD card for even more photos. The 1280 x 800 resolution will bring your precious memories to life again. Automatic rotation will display photos in portrait or landscape. Also enjoy 365 days of no-reason replacement service and lifetime technical support.

Save 29% and pay just $42.49 for this frame. Have multiple places to place a digital photo frames? Check out the deals on frame bundles.

Have all your photos stored with Google? Learn how to back up your Google Photos to your computer soon. Google will start deleting inactive accounts this month.

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