IPEVO CSFU-01IP Kaleido R7 Wireless Photo Frame

Excellent Frame (Picture Quality & Use)
My wife & I are avid photographers and were looking for a replacement digital frame for our living room. Picture quality was a big requirement for me. This frame looks great on the screen and off, the design is wonderful allowing you to switch from landscape to portrait just by turning the screen. I also like the wireless upload feature for photos so that it is very easy to add new photos, it took about 3 minutes to setup this feature. Another great feature is the "Automatic standby", I had our old frame hooked into an electric timer so that the living room wasn't glowing all night, this frame I just put the time in of when I want it to turn off and then back on. Best digital frame I've seen.

as mentioned by other reviewer, wireless performance is poor
i got this from ipevo's website simply because 1. beautiful design and 2. wireless connection supportive.

however, i'm so frustrated by its wireless performance. it just kept dropping the wireless connection for no reason. even the design is beautiful, i decided to return the product.

Best option for me
I've tried out at least 7 different digital frames, and this is my favorite. I like the fact that you can rotate the display to view portrait- or landscape-oriented images, and the device's user interface is intuitive and easy to use. The software that you load on your PC, to control the live stream, is also really easy to use, and has opened up a vast array of images from Flickr and Picasa that I can select by keyword or "interestingness". You can also enter a newsfeed URL, although when I do that for Flickr photostreams the photos seem to have much less resolution than if I use the Ipevo's built-in Flickr selections.

It would be good if this was available in a larger-screen version, although I like the 7-inch for my desk top. Picture quality is fine, comparable to any other frame I've tried.

Disappointing wireless support
I bought this frame so that I could use it to display pictures from an RSS feed. It does that - but only as long as you have the EyeStage software running on a computer in the same network. The frame itself just grabs streamed images from the PC - it doesn't do any RSS processing itself, so you can't use it standalone.

One of the better picture frames
There is a sea of picture frames out there and this is one of the better ones...Not only does it look cool but it has very good resolution for its size. It wireless capability and remote were pluses for me that I really wanted. Did I mention it works great with Mac? Some frames don't. The only real issue I had was there doesn't seem to be a way to have multiple photo albums, they all appear in one big MyGallery. You also cannot have some on the internal and some on the external. Oh and with a firmware update (it is expandable) you can shuffle the photos. My other complaints are minor: No ethernet jack (cannot use wireless at work and it can be slooow), no direct connect option. Also the internal memory is only 512MB. C'mon guys 2GB is these days! All in all I highly recommend this frame.