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6 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: I've had the opportunity to try out a dozen or so connected digital photo frames over the past several years The latest in the Nixplay Iris This is an option that's actually been available for two years, but it's still one of the best options overall tha...
Easy setup, Nice frame finish, Power cable disguised as a stand, Plays up to 15second videos, Works with Amazon Alexa
No ports, Not wallmountable
Those who like some but not all of the features here should check out the Nix Lux or Nixplay Seed, which each offer a bit of what the Iris has for less money. The former offers a classic design and is loaded with ports for local transfer, while the Seed h...
Published: 2016-11-23, Author: Dan , review by: geardiary.com
All the great features of other Nixplay frames but looks classy and refined, 8GB of onboard storage, Has a mono speaker for video clips, Lets you manage all images and folders for and from all frames, Greatlooking display with a 1024 by 768 resolution
New design loses the ability to side load from SD cards
Published: 2016-09-16, Author: Paul , review by: pocketables.com
Abstract: All of my glamour photos from last month when I got the Nixplay Iris and did a meticulous unboxing were deleted off my Dropbox. Feel free to enjoy the one photo I snapped today and some stock photos.The Nixplay Iris is an 8 inch digital photo frame that i...
The Nixplay Iris is an attractive digital frame, and the cloud support makes it easy to save your photos from digital dust-gathering. The only downsides are the rather steep price and the slightly low resolution display, but for the moment those are both...
The Nixplay Iris is an attractive digital frame, and the cloud support makes it easy to save your photos from digital dust-gathering. The only downsides are the rather steep price and the slightly low resolution display, but for the moment those are both...
