An officially licensed Frameo frame with a 1280x800 touch screen and 32GB, sold singly or as a two-pack for two grandparent homes, and in finishes from matte black to solid mahogany.
BIGASUO's 102K is a straightforward 10.1-inch Frameo frame, and its most useful twist is how it is sold. Beside the single frame there is a two-pack, each frame boxed separately for giving, which suits families whose grandparents live in two different houses.
Once both frames are set up, a single photo can reach both. In the Frameo app the sender picks which frames receive a picture, so the grandchildren's sports day lands on Nana's shelf and on Grandpa's desk at the same moment.
The frame itself keeps to the essentials families use most:
The two-pack also makes a thoughtful present for a couple of siblings who have both moved away. Each gets a frame, and the parents send to both from one phone.
BIGASUO is officially licensed by the company behind the Frameo app, and says the licence can be checked on the Frameo website. For a gift, that means the frame runs the genuine app and receives its updates, with new features added over time.
Privacy is part of the design. BIGASUO describes the frame as GDPR and CCPA compliant, and only people the frame's owner has invited can send photos to it.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | 102K (Matte Black) |
| Screen | 10.1-inch IPS touch screen |
| Resolution | 1280x800 HD |
| Aspect ratio | 16:10 |
| Built-in storage | 32GB |
| Memory card | microSD, import and export |
| Photo app | Frameo for iOS and Android |
| Connection | Wi-Fi |
| Frameo licence | Official, verifiable on the Frameo website |
| Privacy | GDPR and CCPA compliant |
| Orientation | Auto-rotate |
| Settings | Slideshow, photo hiding, brightness, sleep mode, albums |
| Frame material | Plastic (wood on selected finishes) |
| Frame size | 7.2 x 10.5 in |
| Weight | 1.5 lb |
| Power | Mains adapter |
| Pack options | Single, or two-pack with separate gift boxes |
| Warranty | 365-day replacement, support for gift recipients |
BIGASUO says setup takes only a few minutes, and it follows the familiar Frameo routine. The work mostly happens once, before the frame is wrapped, so the person receiving it only needs to plug it in.
A frame set up at your house keeps its photos when it moves. At the grandparents' home you only change the Wi-Fi network, and it picks up where it left off.
The microSD slot works both ways. Import a card of scanned family photos, or export the frame's album to a card once in a while, so the pictures relatives have sent are backed up somewhere other than the frame.
Things to have ready on the day:
The full walk-through lives in setting up a Frameo frame, and sender invites in adding photos to a Frameo frame.
BIGASUO offers its 10.1-inch Frameo frame in more finishes than most makers, and some of them change more than the colour. The wood versions come on related models, the 105K and 101K, and the Warm Mahogany version is described as solid wood.
| Finish | Model | Room it suits |
|---|---|---|
| Matte Black, Classic Black | 102K | Modern shelves and desks |
| Black & White | 113K | Bright, contemporary rooms |
| Black with white mat | 101K | A printed-photo look |
| Brown Wood, Dark Walnut Wood | 105K | Bookcases and dark furniture |
| Light Oak, Brown Wood with white mat | 101K | Pale wood and cottage rooms |
| Warm Mahogany | Solid wood version | A traditional sitting room |
Every finish keeps the same 10.1-inch 1280x800 screen, 32GB and Frameo software. The white mat versions put a pale border inside the frame, so a photo looks mounted, the way printed pictures have been framed for generations.
Real wood brings one small responsibility. Keep the frame out of strong direct sun and away from radiators, as you would with any wooden picture frame, and dust it with a dry cloth rather than a spray.
The Light Oak model also describes SD card and USB drive import alongside microSD, a small bonus for a family that keeps photos on a USB stick.
Choosing is easiest if you picture the frame's exact spot:
More wooden options from other makers appear in the 10.1-inch Frameo frames guide.
MaxAngel's M-102K matches the BIGASUO on screen, memory and card slot, then adds a synced calendar, six-photo collages and greetings in its feature list. TIKVITO's frame wraps a similar screen in a wooden surround. The BIGASUO stands apart with its two-pack, its official Frameo licence and its broad set of wood finishes.
Matching the frame to the family's wish:
| If the family wants | Look at |
|---|---|
| Two identical frames for two homes | BIGASUO two-pack |
| A calendar beside the slideshow | MaxAngel |
| A simple wooden frame | TIKVITO or BIGASUO wood |
| Photos from a Windows laptop by cable | Pastigio or FLYRUIT |
Calendar sync, collage and greetings come from the Frameo app itself rather than the frame's hardware, so they tend to reach any frame that keeps its software up to date. BIGASUO notes that new functions keep arriving. Check the frame's settings after the first update for what has been added.
The BIGASUO also weighs a modest 1.5 lb, light enough for a small shelf or a single wall hook, and its 7.2 by 10.5-inch body is close to the size of a hardback book.
Before wrapping the 102K, run through four checks:
Yes. BIGASUO states it is officially licensed by the company behind the Frameo app, and that the licence can be checked on the Frameo website.
Yes. In the Frameo app the sender chooses which frames receive each photo, so both homes can get the same picture at once.
Yes. A microSD slot imports and exports photos and videos. The Light Oak model also describes SD card and USB drive import.
The Warm Mahogany version is described as solid wood, and the Dark Walnut and Brown Wood with white mat versions list wood as the frame material.
