Sony DPFE72NB 7 inch Digital Photo Frame With 3 Interchangeable Frames

Posted by Notcot on Apr 1, 2010 in Photography |

Average Rating: 4.0 / 5 (33 Reviews)

Product Description
Elegant, easy to use digital photo frame with wide range of view modes. Interchangeable bezels add a personalized touch to any interior. Space for all your memories With more memory inside your digital photo frame, there s room for loads more images. Generous memory space lets you store up to 4,000 images (depends on model) enough for a lifetime of special moments. Enjoy the show Don t your memories deserve some extra-special treatment? There s a generous choice of slideshow options to flatter your photo collection. And for extra variety there s a choice of attractive clock and calendar displays. You re in control Who needs the extra effort when you re working or just relaxing? The handy remote control lets you select slideshow modes and control other photo frame functions without getting up from your chair. This way up Your photo frame can be positioned vertically or on its side, just as you please. Whichever way you prefer it, there s a smart sensor inside that automatically flips images so they re always displayed the right way up. # 7-inch LCD Wide QVGA panel displays natural, detail-packed images Supplied with three interchangeable coloured bezels (black, brown red) to suit any interior 128MB memory provides storage for up to 250 photos (images saved at 2 megapixel resolution to increase effective capacity) Auto orientation sensor ‘flips’ images for correct viewing in portrait or landscape frame positions Multi card slot accepts Memory Stick , SD Card and xD media Wide choice of exciting, dynamic and fun slideshow, clock and calendar display modes Remote control

  • Remote Control
  • 128MB Built-In Memory
  • Auto Orientation Sensor
  • Screen Size: 7″
  • Multi-card slot accepts: Memory Stick, SD Card & xD media

Sony DPFE72NB 7 inch Digital Photo Frame With 3 Interchangeable Frames

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5 Comments

Bridget O
at 9:23 am

I can’t believe the price of this Sony product – amazing.

Obviously for a frame of this price there are going to be some pros and cons.

Pros

Looks great plus you have interchangeable frames so you don’t have to have a black frame as you can pick between brown, black and red

Good build quality – you can’t really tell how good this frame looks until you have it out of the box and it feels like it’s been well made

It has an good internal memory so you have store hundreds of pictures on the frame – very useful if you are giving this as a gift for a relative because you can re-load pictures for them

It takes loads of different types of memory cards or memory stick so you can plug in any of them and see your pictures really quickly and easily

There are lots of different ways to view your pictures – single, multiple, with clock, with calendar, etc

Cons

If you want a better frame you need to buy a higher resolution frame from Sony but then the cost of those frames is at least 3 times the price of this one

It doesn’t have an internal battery but I can’t see many frames that do that this ability

No Bluetooth or wi-fi – does anyone use this functionality?

If you want a good present for family then this frame seems to be the answer – especially if you want to send them pictures of grand children or a special event that has happened. It’s also really easy to use so I would recommend this frame for someone who just wants to see their pictures rather than worry about how to use a digital frame.

Rating: 5 / 5


 
Murray
at 9:53 am

I like the frame overall. If you have your own memory cards, you can just save images to it then insert the card on the proper slot on the frame and your are set, no need to make folders or special paths for the frame to find. It will not play images from internal and external memory, only one or the other. So when you order it make sure that you get a memory card as well. I’ve had it for about 3 weeks and we only turned it off a couple nights, its been on 24/7 almost the entire time we’ve had it and it shuffles the images well enough to not show the same image twice before all are displayed, or at least that I have noticed. The price was excellent for a Sony product, I got it on sale, but even at regular price is excellent compared to other frames of same size with less memory or features. You can stand the frame vertical or horizontally and the frame knows how to present the picture upright with no input from you.
Rating: 5 / 5


 
jezcooke
at 11:18 am

On the page for the Sony D70 frame (Sony DPF-D70 7″ Black Digital Photo Frame – With 256MB Internal Memory) Amazon list this as its successor, but it really isn’t. This has much lower resolution screen (in the spec it just says QVGA) this screen is 480 x 234 (which is very low) the D70 is a much healthier WVGA 800 x 480. This means that the pictures are not sharp and the text/clock displays are very pixelated. This went straight back and we ordered the D70 elsewhere, can’t comment on its other features as it was only out of the box for a couple of minutes, what’s the point in a digital photo frame if the image quality is lousy? If anything the successor to the D70 is probably the much dearer D72, maybe the E in E72 stands for ‘Economy’?
Rating: 2 / 5


 
James Simpson
at 1:16 pm

My wife bought one of these and I think it is pretty good. Ok, so there are better digital photo frames on the market but they cost more. A lot more. Forty quid for a quality brand digital photo frame? That’s pretty cheap.

I guess it depends what you want the frame to do. Ours is showing photos from our wedding and it looks pretty good. Skin tones are ok, colour fine. If I’d wanted to, I could have changed both in photoshop but there wasn’t any need. I didn’t notice the resolution issue which only really shows up if you sit close to the screen and the on-board memory is useful because I hate leaving memory cards in the back.

I’m pretty sure this is the cheapest branded frame around (couldn’t find recognisable names cheaper online) so I’d recommend it. Sony’s got a good reputation as well so I guess if you don’t like it, you could always send it back.

Rating: 4 / 5


 
Peter D. G. Raven
at 3:52 pm

I just want to emphasise to customers, “you get what you pay for”. This is a good price for a Sony photo frame but the price should be compared to other Sony photo frames and you will see that they are cheaper… Why? Because the newer more expensive frames have higher resolution displays. If you want a low resolution frame, buy it – it is a good price. But don’t expect a TV quality display.
Rating: 1 / 5


 

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