A slim 15.6-inch Frameo frame in acrylic from AMABOO: a 1920x1080 IPS touch screen, 32GB of memory, SD and USB import, and a clean modern edge that looks at home on a gallery wall.
AMABOO designs its 15.6-inch Frameo frame to be looked at as much as used. The slim acrylic body is the stand-out, a clean modern edge that suits a white wall, a gallery arrangement of printed photos or a minimalist sideboard.
Inside, the screen is a 15.6-inch Full HD IPS touch panel at 1920 by 1080 pixels in a 16:9 shape. That gives a picture about 13.6 inches wide, sharp from across a room, with the wide viewing angles IPS is known for.
The frame in brief:
The overall size is barely bigger than the screen itself, which is what keeps the frame looking slim. On a gallery wall it lines up neatly with ordinary picture frames of a similar size, and on a sideboard it takes up little more room than a large print would.
It comes in a gift package, which saves wrapping a big flat box. For a housewarming, an anniversary or a Mother's Day present, it arrives looking like a gift already.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Screen | 15.6-inch IPS touch screen |
| Resolution | 1920x1080 Full HD |
| Aspect ratio | 16:9 |
| Built-in storage | 32GB |
| Memory card | SD card, FAT32 |
| USB | USB drive, FAT32 |
| Computer transfer | By computer connection |
| Photo app | Frameo for iOS and Android |
| Wi-Fi | 2.4GHz |
| Photo formats | JPG, JPEG, BMP, PNG |
| Video format | MP4 |
| Orientation | Auto-rotate |
| Mounting | Stand or wall mount |
| Settings | Slideshow mode, brightness, volume, sleep timer |
| Extras | React emojis, collage mode, greetings |
| Frame material | Acrylic |
| Frame size | 15.51 x 9.7 inches |
| Power | Mains, original adapter only |
| Warranty | 1 year, manufacturer |
AMABOO gives the frame several ways to fill up, which suits families who mix phones and cameras. The Frameo app covers phones, and an SD card, a USB drive or a computer connection covers everything else.
For phones, each relative installs the free Frameo app, connects the frame to 2.4GHz Wi-Fi, and pairs once with the code the frame shows. AMABOO notes there is no limit on how many family members can join, and anyone who already uses Frameo for another frame needs no new download.
For cards and sticks, the steps are short:
Playing directly from the card means an SD card from a camera can go in, show its photos, and come out again later. Importing makes the photos part of the frame's own album, so they stay after the card is removed.
Clips sent from the free Frameo app stop at 15 seconds. A longer video, such as a wedding speech, is better copied onto a USB stick, and the volume control keeps it at a comfortable level.
The computer route suits the family member who keeps the archive. Connect a laptop to the frame, copy across a folder of scanned albums, and they join the slideshow alongside the photos arriving from phones.
The steps for inviting relatives are in adding photos to a Frameo frame.
AMABOO adds a practical note that many makers leave out: most issues are solved by restarting the frame. That advice, along with a few everyday habits, keeps the frame running smoothly for years.
Everyday settings to set once:
If something goes wrong, work through these in order:
The React feature is a small pleasure worth showing the person who receives the frame. Tap a photo, choose an emoji, and it goes straight back to whoever sent the picture. It turns a slideshow into a two-way conversation.
A little routine care keeps the acrylic looking new. Wipe the frame and screen with a soft, dry microfibre cloth rather than kitchen spray, and keep the frame out of direct afternoon sun, which also makes any screen harder to see.
Collage mode shows several photos together, which suits a batch from a birthday party. Greetings let relatives send a themed card for a holiday or anniversary.
For deeper fixes, the Frameo troubleshooting guide covers freezes, loading screens and resets. Wi-Fi problems have their own connection guide.
Once photos are stored, they keep playing without Wi-Fi, so a router restart never leaves the wall blank.
AMABOO also makes a 10.1-inch frame with a clear acrylic look, and the two share the same modern style. Deciding between them depends on the room and how far away people will sit.
| AMABOO frame | Screen | Import | Suits |
|---|---|---|---|
| 15.6-inch acrylic | 1920x1080 | SD, USB, computer | Living room, gallery wall |
| 10.1-inch clear | 1280x800 | USB flash drive | Desk, bedside, kitchen |
The 10.1-inch model adds a synced calendar and an automatic on and off schedule, and it takes photos from USB flash drives. The 15.6-inch frame wins on screen size and the extra SD card route.
Distance is the simplest guide. If the frame will be seen from a sofa or a dining chair several steps away, the 15.6-inch screen shows faces at a size everyone can enjoy. If it will sit within arm's reach, the 10.1-inch model is plenty and leaves more room on the shelf.
A matching pair works well across two homes or two rooms. The larger acrylic frame goes on the living-room wall, the smaller one on Grandma's bedside, and a relative can tick both in the Frameo app so each new photo lands on both screens at once.
Among other design-led 15.6-inch frames, Apveelveer's AVE-V5 pairs a shimmering black border with a 94% sRGB colour figure, and Moonka's white 15.6-inch frame suits a light kitchen.
Before choosing the AMABOO acrylic frame, check four points:
All the screen sizes are compared in the Frameo size guide.
About 15.51 by 9.7 inches, with a 15.6-inch Full HD touch screen.
Yes. It plays from an SD card or USB drive formatted as FAT32, and can import them into its 32GB memory.
Yes. AMABOO states it must stay connected to power with the original adapter.
A 2.4GHz network for the Frameo app.