- 15.6" touch screen · 32GB
- Photos arrive from the Frameo app
- 1920×1080 IPS display
A 15.6-inch Full HD Frameo frame that works just as well for a grandparent who never touches an app: photos go in from a full-size SD card or a USB drive, while the rest of the family sends by phone.
QCREA designs its 15.6-inch Frameo frame for two kinds of people at once. The family members with smartphones send photos through the Frameo app as usual. The grandparent who would rather never download anything gets photos by plugging in a full-size SD card or a USB drive, with no account, no pairing and no Wi-Fi password.
For a household like that, a USB stick becomes the family post. A grandchild copies the month's photos onto it at home, brings it on the Sunday visit, and plugs it into the frame while the kettle boils.
The frame's ways in:
Photos copied from a card or stick live on in the frame's memory, so the stick can go home again. QCREA pitches the whole thing as plug-and-play for relatives who are wary of technology, while keeping the app side there for the rest of the family.
Relatives who already send to a Frameo frame somewhere else do not need a new app. They add the QCREA as another frame in the Frameo app they already have, and their photos can go to both at once.
For the app route, adding photos to a Frameo frame explains the friend code. The memory card guide covers FAT32 and card sizes.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | 1562Y |
| Screen size | 15.6 inches |
| Panel | IPS touch screen |
| Resolution | 1920x1080 Full HD |
| Aspect ratio | 16:9 |
| Built-in storage | 32GB |
| Expansion | Up to 64GB |
| Card slot | Full-size SD |
| USB drive | FAT32 USB drive |
| Photo app | Frameo for iOS and Android, unlimited members |
| App videos | Up to 15 seconds |
| File formats | JPG, JPEG, BMP, PNG photos; MP4 video |
| Rotation | Auto-rotate |
| Settings | Brightness, volume, sleep mode, emoji reactions |
| Frame | Plastic, black and white |
| Size | 15.74 x 9.84 in |
| Weight | 1.5 kg |
| Power | Mains adapter |
| Warranty | One-year manufacturer warranty |
A Frameo frame is not only a screen that receives. On the QCREA, the person at home can tap a photo and send back a heart, a laugh or another emoji, which pops up on the sender's phone. QCREA calls it a family connection tool that bridges generations, and it is a fair description.
That tiny reply often matters more than the photos themselves. It tells a busy daughter that her mother saw the school play photo at breakfast, without a phone call either of them has time for.
Ways families tend to use reactions:
The rest of the frame's controls are just as simple. Brightness and volume adjust from the touch screen, a sleep mode switches the screen off at night, and auto-rotate keeps portraits the right way up if the frame is turned to stand tall.
QCREA's panel is IPS, Full HD at 1920 by 1080, in a 16:9 widescreen shape. QCREA makes a point of detail, and on a screen this size it shows: a close-up photo reveals the freckles and pet whiskers that get lost on a phone.
Video plays too. The Frameo app sends clips of up to 15 seconds, and the frame plays MP4 files from a card or USB drive without that limit.
For more on what the app does and what it costs, see what Frameo is.
At 1.5 kg and 15.74 by 9.84 inches, the QCREA is one of the more solid 15.6-inch Frameo frames. That weight makes it steady on a sideboard where children and pets pass, and less likely to tip when someone reaches out to tap a photo.
It also means planning for a wall. A single small picture hook is not enough; use a proper wall fixing suited to the weight, or keep it on a table.
Points to check before choosing a place:
Storage starts at 32GB inside and expands to 64GB. QCREA quotes more than 60,000 photos, a figure that assumes compact files; full-size phone photos are larger, so expect a lower count, from several thousand upwards depending on the camera and how much video is added.
The extra heft is welcome in a home with grandchildren. Small hands love to swipe a touch screen, and a heavier frame stays put when they do.
QCREA sells the frame in a black-and-white finish and packs it in a gift box. It carries a one-year manufacturer warranty.
If the frame will not start, Frameo frame not turning on covers the power and sleep checks.
QCREA's frame shares its 1562Y model code with SZSLG's 15.6-inch Frameo frame, and the two read the same full-size SD cards and FAT32 USB drives. Pastigio and Axcedkee offer the same card and stick routes and add a direct link to a computer.
| Frame | Card and stick | Computer link | Worth noting |
|---|---|---|---|
| QCREA 15.6 | Full-size SD, FAT32 USB | Not listed | 1.5 kg, 64GB expansion |
| SZSLG 15.6 | Full-size SD, USB-C drive | Supported | 800 g, captions |
| Pastigio 15.6 | Full-size SD, FAT32 USB | Windows PC, USB-C | Fill-frame and reactions |
| Axcedkee 15.6 | Full-size SD, FAT32 USB | Computer, USB-C | A 10.1-inch sibling too |
How to pick:
The shared model code between QCREA and SZSLG is worth a moment's thought. Two frames built on one design tend to behave alike on the screen, so the choice can rest on weight, finish and the extras each maker lists rather than on picture quality.
All four run the free Frameo app, so relatives with smartphones can join in whichever frame the family chooses. The difference is only in how photos travel when the phone is not the way in.
For the bigger picture on Frameo frames, is Frameo a good digital frame weighs up strengths and limits.
Yes. Photos load from a full-size SD card or a FAT32 USB drive. Family members with phones can still send through the Frameo app over Wi-Fi.
32GB built in, expandable to 64GB.
About 1.5 kg, and it measures 15.74 by 9.84 inches, so use a proper wall fixing if it goes on the wall.
No. They add the QCREA to the Frameo app they already use.