EO1 Digital Art Display, Black. Launched 2015, 1st Generation.

Very glad to have bought. App has plenty of content. Plus you can add your own pics and gifs. Gifs have to be done from EO website.

The frame displays images crisply and well, only rarely failing and needing to be reset.The most important consideration for consumers is not the technical quality, but the internet connected nature of the product, and how the company abuses that. On 10/18/16, the company announced accessing artwork would, in the future, cost $10 a month with an "exciting new subscription plan". The company:*sold the device at $500 without subscription*kickstarted it's launch without the subscription*earned the product reviews they trumpet without the subscriptionThe product has no purpose other than displaying art, and the company is now suddenly, after the fact, adding a cost equivalent to a Netflix or Amazon prime subscription for the device to access curated art. Additionally, they have not, as of this writting, updated the product description on Amazon to inform new customers of the additional cost. According to news reports, users will at least still have access to art that they have uploaded without additional cost. Of course, one can simply display images nearly any modern television, which are both far larger, have more features, and become increasingly affordable year over year.Even in the unlikely event that someone feels that the new purchase price and monthly service fee is a reasonable value, it is unclear why anyone would do business with a company that acts in such a fashion.'I am altering the deal. Pray I don't alter it any further.' -Darth Vader

In 2016, I purchased this for $280. Since then Electric Objects went out of business. Giphy took over the app which allowed you load images from others, or your own. In 2019, my frame began to flicker. I unplugged it, then plugged it back in hoping to reset it. Unfortunately, it was dead. Even at the discounted price I paid, it should have lasted longer.

Great display love that. The software and the UI design leaves a lot on the table...No I do not want all my uploads to be public by default, yes I would like to be able to rotate through a set of photos, yes, it would be nice to not have so much of a service at the back end. Just give me a folder to images in and settings like change daily or change hourly, in order or random and off we go.Would be absolutely 5 stars with better software interface. The hard part is done, get a good software engineer and you can build this so quickly.

The Quality is Pristine, Awesome Clarity, Hope to buy the E02.(Paid more than half the total amount on US Tax & Shipping to Qatar, The only sad part)The App Needs few Updates:- Quick Rotate Option (for Horizontal Viewing)- Frequency of Slide (Less than 15mins)- Faster Uploads- 4G Control & Activation

It does exactly what it sets out to do and does it brilliantly. The screen quality is top notch but I believe it can be even better (look less like a screen)

Well, I wanted to love this frame and I am deeply dissapointed. I'll leave the size, interface, setup and display quality to other reviewers but the frame has one critical flaw: The wifi antenna is weak and unless you are very near a router it's all worthless.The folks at EO are trying to work with me to solve the problem but I think it's in the design... I guess I could always hang it in the laundry room where the wifi router is...

A cheap monitor with a glued on frame and a chromecast is less than half the price and provides more functionality.