A 10.1-inch Frameo frame in six colours that fills up with or without Wi-Fi: the Frameo app, a microSD card, a USB-C drive or a Windows computer, backed by a 24-month warranty.
FLYRUIT's M10R7 comes in white first, and that alone sets it apart from the rows of black 10.1-inch frames. In a pale kitchen, a white bedroom or a bright hallway, a white border lets the photo stand out rather than the gadget around it.
For rooms that call for something else, the same frame comes in five more colours:
Inside, every colour is the same: a 10.1-inch IPS touch screen at 1280x800, 32GB of memory, and the free Frameo app doing the sending. The IPS panel keeps colours true from the side, which matters on a kitchen counter where the frame is usually glanced at while passing.
White also photographs well in the room itself. Next to cream walls, pale wood or a white dresser, the border almost disappears, and what remains is a bright window of family pictures that changes every few seconds or minutes, as the slideshow timing is set.
The frame measures about 7 by 10 inches and weighs 1.7 lb, and it can stand on a table or hang on a wall. Photos turn automatically between upright and sideways to match.
For more finishes from other makers, the 10.1-inch Frameo frames guide gathers them in one place.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | M10R7 |
| Screen | 10.1-inch IPS HD touch screen |
| Resolution | 1280x800 |
| Aspect ratio | 16:10 |
| Built-in storage | 32GB |
| External storage | Up to 32GB microSD card or USB-C drive, FAT32, not included |
| Computer transfer | Windows PC via USB-C cable |
| Photo app | Frameo for iOS and Android |
| Senders | Unlimited members |
| Wi-Fi | 2.4GHz only |
| Formats | JPG, JPEG, BMP, PNG, MP4 |
| Orientation | Auto-rotate, upright or sideways |
| Mounting | Tabletop or wall |
| Extras | Greeting, React, clock and weather display |
| Settings | Picture adjustment, brightness, sleep mode |
| Frame size | 7 x 10 in |
| Weight | 1.7 lb |
| Power | Original mains adapter, always plugged in |
| Warranty | 24 months |
Many frames quote huge photo counts. FLYRUIT gives a more careful figure: its 32GB holds more than 10,000 photos of 3MB each, which matches the size of a typical modern phone picture and is a fair way to plan.
| Storage | At 3MB per photo | Where it lives |
|---|---|---|
| 32GB built in | About 10,000 photos | Inside the frame |
| Up to 32GB microSD card | About another 10,000 | In the card slot |
| Up to 32GB USB-C drive | About another 10,000 | In the USB-C port |
Ten thousand photos is a lot of family life. A family sending ten pictures a day would take nearly three years to fill the frame, and older pictures can always be exported to a card to make room.
The same card and drive slots let the frame fill up without Wi-Fi at all. That suits grandparents whose broadband is unreliable, or who have none:
Cards, drives and cables come separately, so add them to the order if you plan to use them. The frame shows JPG, JPEG, BMP and PNG photos and MP4 videos.
When Wi-Fi is available, the frame joins 2.4GHz networks only. If a new router hides that band, see Frameo Wi-Fi help. For card sizes and formatting, see the memory card guide.
FLYRUIT leans into the warmer Frameo features. On a birthday, a relative can send a Greeting, a photo dressed in a themed design with a message, and the person at the frame can reply with a React emoji that pops up on the sender's phone.
FLYRUIT describes the moment well: a mother sends a floral greeting to her daughter's frame on her birthday, and her phone buzzes with the daughter's reactions as they arrive. It is a small exchange, but it makes the frame feel like a conversation.
Other everyday features on the M10R7:
Sending is open to as many relatives as the family likes. FLYRUIT describes the Frameo app as supporting unlimited members, and one phone can send to many frames, so a grandmother's photo can go to every child's home at once.
Relatives who already use Frameo for another frame need no new app. They add the FLYRUIT frame with its code, and it appears beside the others in their list.
For the full sender walk-through, see adding photos to a Frameo frame.
FLYRUIT and Pastigio offer the same three offline routes at 10.1 inches: microSD, a USB-C drive and a Windows computer. Several FLYRUIT colours even carry Pastigio's ZC002 model number, and the white M10R7 shares its model number with one of Pastigio's woodgrain frames, so the two families are close relatives.
The difference is mostly style. Pastigio's engraved frames carry an embossed, award-winning border in black, white or chocolate brown. FLYRUIT keeps a plainer edge and offers white, gold, brown, two-tone and blackwood. Both come with a 24-month warranty.
| Frame | Look | Offline routes |
|---|---|---|
| FLYRUIT M10R7 | Plain border, six colours | microSD, USB-C drive, Windows PC |
| Pastigio ZC002 | Embossed border, three colours | microSD, USB-C drive, Windows PC |
| PiPivision 10.1-inch | Black and white | microSD |
If the grandparents' home is modern and bright, FLYRUIT's white or gold usually wins. If it is full of antiques and patterned wallpaper, Pastigio's embossed border blends in better.
FLYRUIT also makes a 15.6-inch Full HD frame with full-size SD and USB, for a lounge that needs a larger picture.
Checks for the M10R7 on gifting day:
More about how Frameo behaves offline appears in what a Frameo frame is.
Yes. Photos can go on from a microSD card, a USB-C drive or a Windows computer over a USB-C cable. New photos from phones need Wi-Fi.
No. FLYRUIT states that the frame supports 2.4GHz Wi-Fi only.
More than 10,000 photos of 3MB each in its 32GB, plus up to 32GB more on a card or USB-C drive.
FLYRUIT asks that the frame always uses the original power adapter from the box.
