MCS Format Picture Frame, 5x7, Black, Tabletop Easel, 12-Pack | Format Collection Picture Frame For Photos & Art Prints, Doubles As A Tabletop Easel, 5x7 Inch, Black Finish, 12-Pack

I've now purchased these three or four times in different sizes. I love the ease of use and the ultra-thin frame, which doesn't distract from the artwork. If that's the look you want they are a very good choice. They're definitely cheap plastic (which is fair; they are cheap), but they don't look it when hanging, and I've never gotten one with broken plastic or chipped glass or anything. I have only hung them—the little stand seems pretty terrible—but for hanging ultra thin profile black frames they're a great choice.

Perfect, reasonably priced, easy install!

These frames are rather spectacular! I have a photography series my sister did when in high school that I have been meaning to hang for decades now, and I finally decided I would just put them in any kind of inexpensive frames to protect them at least! But these frames are gorgeous! Very minimalist, which I love, and super easy to use: you don't even need any other tools except your fingers! In fact, I had hand surgery 5 days ago, and I have already assembled five of them with not even a full complement of opposable thumbs! They are quite sturdy I'm finding out, because I am applying a lot of force with this rigid partial cast, which I don't recommend, and the glass isn't breaking!?! They seemed to be harping on it in the video, but it's just true that the finished edges preclude any crack propagation or nucleation (if you will) sites, gracias a Dios. It turns out they're also sturdy, because being down an opposable thumb makes moving things clumsy at best, and I dropped them on a hardwood floor from I don't know, maybe 2 feet... they just bounced and were fine! They are actual glass, which is why they can pop in and out without flexing and looking creepy and yellowing over time with whatever UV electromagnetic waves manage to reach them. As you can see from the photo, after handling the glass, forcing it to pop back into place, you will have to clean off fingerprints (I'm being very careful to only touch the edges and the front/outdide, so after I hang them I can clean them all off), and there is of course reflection, but I have yet to find glare proof glass that truly lets you see all of the tiny detail through it -- I want to be able to see evidence of every grain of silver in that gel (I know, I know, not possible with the naked eye). So? I'm thrilled!

I like these frames. They fit the posters I bought perfectly. I only have two complaints. 1. They have glass covers so one of mine broke (out of the six in the package) and now I only have 5 to use. So, I was hoping to get 1 sent to me but I have to return all of them to get another group sent back to me (according to the return slip I tried to do) and I don't think it's worth the hassle. 2. The frames are front loading, and they are held by small plastic moldings around the border. It's sufficient so that the glass won't slip out, but I had the unfortunate experience of two of the pieces chipping slightly on the edge as I took them out of the frame to insert my poster. I think this could all be avoided if the company used a hard, thin plastic instead of glass for these frames, or develop a system for sliding the glass in and out that is less likely to chip the glass. Otherwise, I'm satisfied with the look of them, and the cost, but I just needed to let everyone know the issues I found before they purchase these. I know I can't be the only one.

I looked around on amazon for a bit looking for a frame for a poster I had. I was looking for something that was cheap, sturdy, minimalist, durable, and had four or more stars. This frame met all my criteria, without breaking my wallet. Its has a super minimalist design that is both durable and sturdy. The glass on the front arrived without any chips or cracks. You can display your picture in both landscape (horizontal) and portrait (vertical) ways. The bezels are super tiny, almost invisible, but to show you how small they are I compared them to a standard Ticonderoga pencil in a picture I took. Whats also nice, is the bezels don't cover up any of the poster so you can see the whole thing. It is also quite light so you can hang it and not worry about it falling off the wall. Not that a picture should fall off a wall. Its super easy to put your poster in, you just pop off the front glass carefully, take out the "Format" paper in it, put your picture in, carefully pop the glass back in place, hang it, and voíla! You're done! There are instructions inside if you do get stuck, this doesn't come with an easel, as its too big for that. If you are looking for a 11x17 inch frame that is inexpensive, durable, and stylish. Then this is what you should get, you'll be glad you did.

Great frames. Some say the glass is thin and breaks easily which can be true however you just have to take your time to get the glass out and back in.

I have gallery walls all over my house with pictures of different sizes. Totalling about 150 pictures so far. I needed an affordable, simple frame that wouldn't break the bank and also just be low-profile and simple. These are perfect. I have them in all sizes, mostly 8x10 with a few 5x7 and 4x6. They work great. Very easy to put the pictures in. I have them hanging with Command Strips, which I also recommend. The only con is some of the glass (or plexiglass or whatever this is) has small barely visible scratches. I clean all of these both sides before using, but some do have minor scratches. Still totally worth the money, and I highly recommend them.

First one arrived damaged. Second one was fine and looks great on my wall. It feels pretty cheap and fragile, so I doubt it would last if you changed out the picture too many times (you have to bend the frame to load the picture in) or through numerous moves. I used it to frame an old concert poster. Works great for a clean/minimalist look.

I was hesitant about these at first from seeing many reviews mention the broken glass, but I must of been very lucky - all 6 frames arrived in perfect condition, there was not a single cracked or scratched glass panel that I could see. For the price of around $30 for 6 frames (at time of purchase), it’s a pretty nice value pack. They aren’t super fancy nor heavy-duty frames but they are more than adequate for any basic framing needs. They can be hung on a wall or placed on a tabletop (using the included plastic stand piece). I bought these so I could frame and hang some art prints I recently purchased (to display without breaking the bank). Will possibly update later with photos when my prints finally arrive.

Para lo que cuestan están increíbles, le marco casi no se ve, cosa que a mi me encanta porque pasa desapercibido. He pedido mas desde mi primera compra y no he tenido problemas con ninguno, y ya tengo mas de 2 años con los primeros que compre.

Cheap, thin plastic frame. Not the quality I expected for the price.

Excelentes porta retratos , entrega rapida parabéns