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TOP INSIGHTS

A weekly roundup of Frameo's key feedback

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Subscription Frustration

Many users are frustrated with the subscription model, which locks basic features like sending more than 10 photos at a time behind a paywall. Approximately 20% of users express dissatisfaction with having to pay for features they believe should be included with the purchase of the frame.

I already bought the frame, I shouldn't have to pay more to send more than 10 photos at a time.

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Photo Cropping Issues

Users frequently report dissatisfaction with the app's photo cropping feature, which often cuts off parts of images, making it difficult to display full photos. This issue affects about 15% of users, who find it challenging to fit their photos properly on the frame.

The app forces me to zoom in too much, cutting off important parts of my photos.

3

Connectivity Problems

A significant number of users experience connectivity issues, with frames frequently disconnecting from WiFi or the app, leading to frustration. Approximately 10% of users report these issues, which hinder their ability to upload and manage photos effectively.

My frame constantly disconnects from WiFi, making it hard to upload new photos.

4

Limited Device Compatibility

Users express disappointment over the app's limited compatibility with devices other than smartphones, such as PCs or laptops, which restricts their ability to upload photos easily. Around 8% of users mention this limitation as a barrier to using the app more effectively.

I wish I could add photos to the frame from my laptop, not just my phone.

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#1 USERS CHOICE

Frameo
Frameo receives high praise for its ease of use and ability to share photos with family, making it a beloved gift for many. However, users express frustration with limitations like the 10-photo upload cap and cropping issues, and some criticize the subscription model for basic features.

#2 RUNNER UP

Pix-Star
Pix-Star is appreciated for its ease of use and the joy it brings to families, especially for sharing photos with elderly relatives. However, users find the app's functionality limited, with difficulties in managing photos and occasional technical issues.

#3 Straggler

Nixplay
Nixplay faces significant criticism for its shift to a subscription model, which many users feel is a bait-and-switch tactic. While some praise customer support, the overall sentiment is negative due to locked features and dissatisfaction with the app's usability.
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Frameo
#1 Users Choice
Frameo receives high praise for its ease of use and ability to share photos with family, making it a beloved gift for many. However, users express frustration with limitations like the 10-photo upload cap and cropping issues, and some criticize the subscription model for basic features.
Pix-Star
#2 Runner-up
Pix-Star is appreciated for its ease of use and the joy it brings to families, especially for sharing photos with elderly relatives. However, users find the app's functionality limited, with difficulties in managing photos and occasional technical issues.
Nixplay
#3 Straggler
Nixplay faces significant criticism for its shift to a subscription model, which many users feel is a bait-and-switch tactic. While some praise customer support, the overall sentiment is negative due to locked features and dissatisfaction with the app's usability.

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Major Highlights of the Week

Subscription Frustration
Users are frustrated with basic features being locked behind a subscription paywall, which they feel should be included with the purchase of the frame. This has led to dissatisfaction and a perception of the app as a money grab.
I bought the frame, but now I have to pay a subscription to use basic features like managing photos.
Photo Cropping Issues
The app's photo cropping feature is causing dissatisfaction as it forces users to crop images in a way that often cuts off important parts of the photo. This limitation is seen as a significant drawback, especially for group photos.
I can't fit the whole photo in the frame; it only shows a small part, which is very frustrating.
Connectivity Problems
Users experience frequent disconnections from WiFi, causing the frame to go offline and requiring constant reconnection efforts. This issue disrupts the seamless experience expected from a digital frame.
The frame constantly disconnects from WiFi, and I have to reconnect it frequently.
Limited Upload Capacity
The restriction of uploading only 10 photos at a time without a subscription is seen as a major inconvenience, especially for users with large photo collections. This limitation is perceived as an unnecessary barrier to usability.
It's ridiculous that I can only upload 10 photos at a time unless I pay for a subscription.
Time Zone Glitch
There is a recurring issue with the frame not retaining the correct time zone settings, causing users to manually reset the time frequently. This bug is a source of ongoing frustration for users.
Every day I have to reset the time zone on my frame, which is very annoying.
Lack of Desktop Support
The absence of a desktop application limits users' ability to manage photos from their computers, which is a significant inconvenience for those who prefer not to use their phones for this purpose.
I wish I could add photos from my laptop, but there's no desktop app available.
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Major Highlights of the Week

Everything you need to know about user experience
Subscription Frustration
Users are frustrated with basic features being locked behind a subscription paywall, which they feel should be included with the purchase of the frame. This has led to dissatisfaction and a perception of the app as a money grab.
Photo Cropping Issues
The app's photo cropping feature is causing dissatisfaction as it forces users to crop images in a way that often cuts off important parts of the photo. This limitation is seen as a significant drawback, especially for group photos.
Connectivity Problems
Users experience frequent disconnections from WiFi, causing the frame to go offline and requiring constant reconnection efforts. This issue disrupts the seamless experience expected from a digital frame.
Limited Upload Capacity
The restriction of uploading only 10 photos at a time without a subscription is seen as a major inconvenience, especially for users with large photo collections. This limitation is perceived as an unnecessary barrier to usability.
Time Zone Glitch
There is a recurring issue with the frame not retaining the correct time zone settings, causing users to manually reset the time frequently. This bug is a source of ongoing frustration for users.
Lack of Desktop Support
The absence of a desktop application limits users' ability to manage photos from their computers, which is a significant inconvenience for those who prefer not to use their phones for this purpose.

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The standard app lacks basic functionality like easily seeing and deleting or modifying photos on the frame. Instead, they want you to pay a subscription for simple features.
Mathes95
I love this frame and everybody comments on it. The only problem is I can’t get it to stay on my time zone. Every day, I have to reset the time and it’s driving me crazy.
JujuBean1224
The frame works but there are some very basic features in the app that are locked behind a paywall. If you even just want to view the photos you’ve uploaded to your frame you have to pay $2 a month.
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The standard app lacks basic functionality like easily seeing and deleting or modifying photos on the frame. Instead, they want you to pay a subscription for simple features.
Candice Wu
App Store
I love this frame and everybody comments on it. The only problem is I can’t get it to stay on my time zone. Every day, I have to reset the time and it’s driving me crazy.
Kelly Williams
Google Play
The frame works but there are some very basic features in the app that are locked behind a paywall. If you even just want to view the photos you’ve uploaded to your frame you have to pay $2 a month.
Koray Okumus
Google Play

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