A 15.6-inch Full HD Frameo frame with a full-size SD slot, so the card from Grandad's old camera goes straight in, while the rest of the family keeps sending new photos from their phones.
SZSLG's 15.6-inch Frameo frame has a feature that quietly solves a very common family problem. Its memory card slot takes full-size SD cards, the kind that sat in every compact camera and many older DSLRs, so a drawer of cards from past holidays can go straight into the frame without a laptop in between.
Plenty of families have exactly that drawer. The photos from the 2000s and early 2010s often never made it to a phone, and they stay unseen on cards or old hard drives.
How a card of old photos gets onto the frame:
The same frame also takes USB-C drives and can receive files from a computer, so a folder of scanned prints on a laptop is one more easy route.
A visiting grandchild can make this a small ritual: bring a card of recent photos each month, import them over a cup of tea, and look through the new ones together on the big screen.
Meanwhile, the Frameo app carries on as usual. Grandchildren send new pictures from their phones, and the old camera shots and the new ones mix in one slideshow, the wedding from 2004 next to last week's football match.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | YC-1562Y |
| Screen size | 15.6 inches |
| Panel | IPS touch screen, wide viewing angles |
| Resolution | 1920x1080 Full HD |
| Aspect ratio | 16:9 |
| Built-in storage | 32GB |
| Memory card | Full-size SD card |
| USB drive | USB-C drive, FAT32 |
| Computer transfer | Supported |
| Photo app | Frameo for iOS and Android, over Wi-Fi |
| File formats | JPG, PNG, BMP photos; MP4 video |
| App videos | Up to 15 seconds |
| Settings | Sleep schedule, brightness, captions, hide photos |
| Stand | Detachable, upright or sideways |
| Mounting | Tabletop or wall |
| Frame colours | White and black |
| Frame material | Plastic |
| Weight | 800 g |
| Warranty | One year |
SZSLG uses a Full HD IPS touch panel, 1920 pixels by 1080, on a 16:9 face 15.6 inches across. On a screen this size the extra detail over the 1280x800 panels of 10.1-inch frames is easy to see, and it matters most for group photos, where faces are small in the frame.
Wide viewing angles keep colours even from off to one side, which suits a sideboard that people pass rather than face. The frame turns photos to fit when it stands upright or sideways, thanks to auto-rotation and a detachable stand.
Settings the family can change on the touch screen:
The frame plays JPG, PNG and BMP photos and MP4 video. Clips through the Frameo app stop at 15 seconds, so a longer video of a school play is better copied across on a card or USB-C drive.
The touch screen is the control panel for everyday use, so a grandparent only needs to learn a tap to pause on a photo and a swipe to bring up the next.
At 800 g, the frame is light enough to hang on a single wall hook or move from room to room. SZSLG sells it in a white-and-black finish, bright enough for a modern living room.
For what a 15.6-inch frame looks like beside the 10.1-inch and 21.5-inch sizes, see Frameo frame sizes.
SZSLG quotes 30,000 photos for the frame's 32GB, but that figure is based on small 300KB files. A modern phone photo is usually several megabytes, so the realistic count for full-quality phone pictures sits nearer to somewhere between 6,000 and 16,000, depending on the camera and how much video is sent.
That is still years of photos for most families. A grandchild who sends five pictures a week would take decades to fill it with stills alone. Video is the thing that eats space, since a 15-second clip can weigh as much as several photos.
Ways to keep the frame from filling up:
The Frameo app itself costs nothing. Frameo+ is an optional paid tier that adds cloud backup and other extras, but sending photos and receiving them works without it.
Removing photos one at a time or in bulk is covered in deleting pictures from a Frameo frame.
Several 15.6-inch Frameo frames read full-size SD cards, and the SZSLG has close company. QCREA's 15.6-inch frame carries the same 1562Y model code in its details and reads the same full-size cards and FAT32 USB drives, which points to a shared design underneath.
FLYRUIT's 15.6-inch frame and Glusine's both add computer transfer by USB-C as well, which helps a family with a laptop full of scanned prints.
| Frame | Card | Other routes | Worth noting |
|---|---|---|---|
| SZSLG 15.6 | Full-size SD | USB-C drive, computer | 800 g, captions, one-year warranty |
| QCREA 15.6 | Full-size SD | FAT32 USB drive | Same 1562Y model code |
| FLYRUIT 15.6 | Full-size SD | USB drive, computer by USB-C | Greetings, printed instructions |
| Glusine 15.6 | Full-size SD | FAT32 USB, Windows laptop | Wall or desktop |
Which way to lean:
All four share the same Frameo app, so the choice never locks the family into one maker. A cousin who already sends to a 10.1-inch Frameo frame at another grandparent's house simply adds the SZSLG as a second frame in the same app.
All four are built around the full-size card slot, which is worth knowing if every card in the house is a phone-sized microSD. An adapter costs little and often comes in the packet with the card.
Yes. It has a full-size SD card slot and reads cards formatted as FAT32. A microSD card works through a full-size adapter.
SZSLG quotes 30,000 photos at 300KB each. Full-quality phone photos are larger, so expect several thousand to around 16,000, fewer if many videos are sent.
Yes. Photos can be imported from an SD card, a USB-C drive or a computer. New photos from the Frameo app need Wi-Fi.
About 800 g, light enough for a single wall hook or to move between rooms.