A plain black 10.1-inch Frameo frame that does the basics well: a 1280x800 IPS touch screen, 32GB for roughly 40,000 photos, auto-rotate and a mount for the wall.
Dxmart's 10.1-inch Frameo frame is the kind that disappears into a room and leaves only the photos. The case is plain black plastic, there are no mirror panels or wood effects, and the 1280x800 IPS screen does all the talking. For a father who likes things simple, or a study where anything flashy would jar, that restraint suits.
The model is the ZN-DP1002, and it weighs about 0.6 kilograms. Its specification covers what a first frame needs:
Dxmart describes the interface as easy for every age, and the setup as a few simple steps on the touch screen. That fits the Frameo pattern: once the frame is on the Wi-Fi and the family has added it with a code, the person who owns it only watches.
A desk is a good first home for it. Seen from a chair at arm's length, a 10.1-inch screen at 1280x800 shows faces clearly, and the frame fits beside a laptop without crowding it.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | Dxmart ZN-DP1002 |
| Screen size | 10.1 inches |
| Panel | IPS LCD touch screen, 178° viewing angle |
| Resolution | 1280x800 |
| Aspect ratio | 16:10 |
| Built-in storage | 32GB, about 40,000 pictures |
| Memory card | microSD up to 32GB, not included |
| Photo app | Frameo for iOS and Android |
| Connection | Wi-Fi |
| Video from the app | Clips up to 15 seconds |
| Orientation | Auto-rotate, upright or sideways |
| Mounting | Wall mount or tabletop |
| Settings | Slideshow, video playback, sleep mode, zoom, brightness, full screen |
| Auto on/off | Yes |
| Colour | Black |
| Frame | Plastic |
| Weight | 0.6 kg |
| Power | Mains cable |
| Warranty | 1 year |
Where the Dxmart earns its keep is in the small settings that make each photo look right. Pictures can be zoomed so faces fill the screen, shown full screen without borders, and played in a slideshow at the pace the owner likes. Video plays too, and sleep mode turns the screen off at night.
A phone photo and a 10.1-inch frame rarely share the same shape, so these controls matter:
| Setting | What it does for the family |
|---|---|
| Zoom | Crops in on the faces in a wide group shot |
| Full screen | Fills the frame edge to edge, no black bars |
| Slideshow | Sets how long each photo stays up |
| Brightness | Softer for a bedroom, brighter for a sunny room |
| Sleep mode and auto on/off | Dark at night, awake by breakfast |
Full screen suits most portraits and holiday snaps, but it trims the edges of a very wide picture. For a panorama or a long group photo, turn full screen off for that one image so nobody at the end of the row disappears.
Several people can send to the same frame, and Dxmart points out that the interface works for multiple users. In practice that means:
Clips from the app stop at 15 seconds. Longer videos can play from the microSD card instead.
The guide to adding photos walks through the friend code, and the help on deleting pictures covers tidying the album later.
A Frameo frame on the wall of a hallway or landing becomes part of the house: the first thing a visitor sees, and something the family passes a dozen times a day. The Dxmart is built for this, with a wall mount and auto-rotate so it can hang either way up. At about 0.6 kilograms, it asks little of the wall.
A few steps make the job tidy:
Once it hangs, auto-rotate turns every photo to match. A portrait of a grandchild fills an upright frame, and the frame still makes the best of sideways group shots.
Things to check before drilling:
If the frame loses the network once it hangs, Frameo Wi-Fi troubleshooting covers weak signal and the 2.4GHz setting. A frame that stays completely dark is covered in the help for a frame that will not turn on.
The Dxmart belongs to a group of 10.1-inch Frameo frames that share the same screen and 32GB and differ in the details around them. BIGASUO adds a warranty that covers the person who received the frame as a gift. YENOCK adds a calendar function, and LeaMea a magnetic stand.
| Frame | Storage | Card | Standout |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dxmart ZN-DP1002 | 32GB | microSD to 32GB | Zoom, full screen, wall mount |
| BIGASUO 10.1-inch | 32GB | microSD | Warranty support for gift recipients |
| YENOCK 10.1-inch | 32GB | — | Calendar function, lifetime support |
| LeaMea 10.1-inch | 32GB | — | Magnetic stand, wall mounting |
Choose the Dxmart when the frame will hang on a wall and the owner wants photos and little else. Its zoom and full-screen settings make the most of the 10.1-inch screen, and the 32GB gives room for years.
BIGASUO makes most sense when the gift goes to another household. Its one-year warranty and support reach the person who received it, so a grandparent can call for help directly.
YENOCK suits a household that runs on appointments, since its calendar function puts the week's plans beside the photos, and captions tell the story of each picture. LeaMea's magnetic stand makes turning the frame from upright to sideways a one-handed job, handy on a sideboard where the frame is moved often. With the same 1280x800 screen in all four, picture quality is a tie. The decision is about where the frame lives and who looks after it.
Before the frame leaves home:
A wider comparison of 10.1-inch frames sets the Dxmart against the rest.
No. Its slot reads microSD cards as large as 32GB, bought separately. Format it as FAT32 before use.
Dxmart puts the 32GB memory at about 40,000 pictures. Videos take more space, so the real number depends on the mix.
Yes. It has a wall mount and auto-rotate, so it can hang upright or sideways and the photos turn to match.
Yes. Sleep mode and auto on/off let the screen go dark overnight and come back on in the morning.