I like it! I hope next version will have better pictures resolution.

This frame is very close to what I was aiming for. I didn't want something that shows itself off as a clever gadget. I have plenty of smart devices with LCD screens that do that. Instead, I wanted something reasonably elegant that passively shows off my photography.

E-ink is very energy efficient because the panel only draws current when there is a change in what's being displayed. So an internal rechargeable battery provides sufficient power without the need for any wires. There is a trade-off. Oddly, it isn't resolution as you have to stand excessively close to see the panel's individual elements. It is colour accuracy. Some colours just don't render accurately at all. This means some photos work much better than others. This seems to be a limitation of all current colour e-ink displays. Pictures can also appear dark. However, I think this is because we have grown used to illuminated LCD screens and it would be no better if you printed a picture and mounted it in a frame. An external picture light (as you might use with a conventional frame) would help but an in-built light (albeit at the expense of battery charge) is perhaps one technical enhancement I would have forgiven.

In summary, this technology has it's limitations but Reflection Frame's minimalist approach to it's implementation (aside from the absence of in-built illumination) made them my favourite choice.

Je trouve le principe super 👍🏻 je peux afficher mes propres dessins fait sur iPad 🥰

Magnifique produit, le rendu est saisissant et l'utilisation très simple. Je suis ravi.

Reflection Frame is a well-designed piece of technology that lets you display digital images on your wall in a way that genuinely resembles a framed photograph behind glass. From some distance and with a good lighting it looks really good.

That said, there are some limitations worth mentioning.

First, the display resolution isn’t particularly high. If you look at the screen up close, the pixel structure becomes visible, and the image quality doesn’t come close to what you’d see on a modern phone or tablet. Because of this, it really only looks its best when viewed from a certain distance.

Second, while the colours are good and pleasant, they aren’t especially vibrant. Don’t expect punchy, high-contrast images. You’ll most probably find colours a little muted.

Third, the brightness is fairly limited. In many cases I had to increase the brightness of my photos beforehand to make them look good on the frame. Doing so, however, inevitably reduces shadow detail and overall image depth.

Finally, the frame doesn’t support automatic photo changes. Images must be changed manually. This is likely a deliberate design choice to preserve battery life, but it does reduce the “set it and forget it” appeal.

Overall, Reflection Frame is a good product and I’m happy with my purchase. I plan to keep it. That said, there’s clearly plenty of room for improvement, especially in screen resolution, brightness, and automation features.