Save $50 on a Lola 8″ Smart Digital Picture Frame

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If you can’t be with your mom this year on Mother’s Day, send her the next best thing: her favorite family memories in one nice package. Get her a Lola 8″ Smart Digital Picture Frame. Load it up with the photo and video memories you know she cherishes most, and give her a Mother’s Day to remember. Buy now and save $50.

She can view all of her photos – and videos – on this 8″ HD LCD IPS display with a 16:10 aspect ratio. It comes in three colors to match the decor in her home or office and is lightweight enough to be hung on her wall – if not placed on the desk, counter, shelf, mantle, etc.

Lola Digital Picture Frame Front Back

Easily send her photos to the Lola Smart Digital Picture Frame via the Nixplay app. You can also share your playlists, photos, and videos to the frame via the app. Optionally, you can populate the frame with photos and videos from Facebook, Instagram, Google Photos, and Dropbox. As a side service, your mom can use the Nixplay app to order products printed with her pictures.

The frame has 8GB internal storage, as well as 10GB cloud storage that can store much of her photo and video library. Upgrade to Nixplay Plus to get even more storage, an extended warranty, and discounts. It has a built-in Hu Motion Sensor that turns the frame on and off automatically to save energy. It also works with Alexa And Google Assistant.

Take $50 off and pay just $89.99 for this photo frame in your choice of Black or Pomegranate. Pay $113.04 for the frame in Blueberry. Buy it for mom – or yourself!

Lola 8″ Smart Digital Picture Frame

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