AURAMason WiFi Digital Picture Frame | Wirecutter's Best Digital Frame for Gifting | Send Photos from Your Phone | Quick, Easy Setup in Aura App | Free Unlimited Storage | Black

These are great for gifts and a wonderful way to share photos with family in other states. Easy to connect to the WiFi and shows your pictures perfectly.

Easy to assemble. Display size is fine. You may add photos from your phone quite easily and allow contacts access. Options on the frame are vertical or horizontal as well as having single or double photos viewed.

Purchased a frame as a gift for relative in Mexico. She loved it! I can upload infinite pictures & videos to share with her. Bought second frame a year later for my wife. She loves it too. Single login for both devices, easy to setup and manage - can set timer for hours of operation too. That said, shortly after purchasing the second frame, the first quit working (about 1.5 years after purchase). Customer service agents replaced the frame at no cost to me. A rarity these days. They were very professional, personable and efficient. I am extremely happy with the frames and the company. Highly recommended ;-)

Great color on images, easy to use and sync with iPhone.

Great quality and super easy to set up! Love that it turns both ways.

Got this for two Xmas gifts this year. They were able to easily set up and start sharing pictures. It’s fun when visit to see their favorite pictures. The size is good and everyone enjoys it. Definitely a great way to display memories.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Gave to neighbor as gift for 50th wedding anniversary — big hit!

We purchased the Skylight and the Mason to compare. The Skylight had a larger screen, but lower resolution. App was a little clunky, the way you add photos in the Skylight app leaves a little to be desired. The Mason on the other hand had a great app, adding photos was very intuitive. The Mason had a noticeably better resolution than the Skylight, although it is about one inch smaller. The size difference was not a big deal for us, but is noticeable. We prefer the Mason frame aesthetically to the Skylight.The Mason was a close win for us with one issue which swayed us towards the Skylight in the end. The issue was screen brightness. On the Skylight, the screen was adequately bright in the daytime. The Mason however has a automatic brightness feature which adjusts to ambient light conditions. While this is a nice feature which will turn the frame off when the lights are out, in our opinion the auto light brightness was just too low in daytime conditions. Shining a flashlight at the frame produced a brightness that we preferred. Also factoring in to our decision was the fact that this was a present for my parents. We are in our late 30's, and found the brightness to be borderline. I will say it is more like a photo, however when you place the frame side by side with the brighter Skylight, it's hard not to desire more brightness. You feel relaxed looking at the Skylight, the Mason is a little of a strain.If I was keeping this frame for myself, I might have gone with the Mason given the better aesthetics of the frame, better app design and significantly better resolution. However, I would still have preferred the ability to turn up the brightness through software even for my eyes. Maybe in the future Aura will add this feature to the app. As it stands, neither frame - surprisingly - has a brightness adjustment.