A 10.1-inch Frameo frame in a wooden surround that looks like a picture frame first and a gadget second, with 32GB inside, TF card uploads and a sign-up that needs no email or social media account.
TIKVITO's DW10 is for the home where a black plastic screen would look out of place. The 10.1-inch touch screen sits inside a wooden surround, so on a bookshelf beside printed wedding photos and school portraits, it reads as one more picture frame until the photo changes.
The frame measures about 11 by 7.9 inches, a touch larger than most 10.1-inch Frameo frames because of the wider wooden border. That extra margin is part of the look: like a mount around a print, it gives the photo room to breathe.
Places where a wooden frame fits best:
Behind the wood, the frame works like every other Frameo frame. Relatives send photos from the free app, the frame shows them within moments, and a touch of the screen pauses the slideshow or opens the settings.
The screen turns photos automatically when the frame stands upright or sideways. Portraits of a single grandchild look best upright, family groups and holidays sideways, and the frame adjusts without anyone touching a setting.
For other wood-finished frames at this size, the 10.1-inch Frameo frames guide lines them up.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | DW10 |
| Manufacturer | MQQC |
| Screen | 10.1-inch IPS touch screen, full viewing angle |
| Resolution | 1280x800 |
| Aspect ratio | 16:10 |
| Photo input | Shows Full HD 1920x1080 photos, scaled to the screen |
| Video | Short clips up to 30fps |
| Built-in storage | 32GB |
| Memory card | TF (microSD) card, batch uploads |
| Photo app | Frameo for iOS and Android, free |
| Sign-up | No social media account or email address |
| Connection | Wi-Fi |
| Orientation | Automatic rotation |
| Controls | Touch |
| Frame material | Wood |
| Frame size | 11 x 7.9 in |
| Power | Mains adapter |
| Warranty | One year |
Plenty of grandparents have never set up an email address, and many never will. TIKVITO points out that the Frameo app needs no social media account and no email address, which means the frame can live in a home with no online accounts at all.
Here is who needs what:
| Person | Needs |
|---|---|
| The grandparent with the frame | A plug, home Wi-Fi, a finger for the touch screen |
| Each relative who sends | The free Frameo app on their iPhone or Android |
| The family organiser | Ten minutes for setup and inviting senders |
Setup follows the usual Frameo steps:
The Frameo app is free and TIKVITO describes photo and video sending through it as unlimited. Frameo+ is an optional paid tier with extra features, but nothing about everyday sending depends on it.
For a grandparent who lives alone, this arrangement is quietly powerful. Nobody asks them to learn an app, remember a password or check an inbox, yet a daughter two time zones away can put a photo of breakfast in front of them before they have finished their tea.
Only relatives who have been invited can send. There is no public feed, no adverts on the frame, and no one outside the family can drop a photo onto the screen.
The guide to adding photos covers the friend code in detail, and setting up a Frameo frame walks through the first start.
The TIKVITO takes a TF card, the same small card most people call microSD, and it supports batch uploads from it. That makes the frame a good home for photos that were never on a phone: scanned prints from the 1970s, a digital camera's holiday folders, or a wedding album on an old laptop.
Loading a card is a short routine:
The 32GB inside holds tens of thousands of photos, TIKVITO says, and the frame keeps them all even when the card comes out. New pictures from the app add to the same collection.
A word on sharpness. TIKVITO describes support for Full HD 1920x1080 photos, and the frame will happily show them, but the screen itself is 1280x800, so every photo is scaled to that. At 10.1 inches it looks crisp from a chair's distance, which is how a frame on a shelf is seen.
The memory card guide explains formatting on Windows and Mac.
Wood-finished Frameo frames at 10.1 inches come from several makers. BIGASUO sells its 32GB frame in brown wood, dark walnut, light oak and a solid mahogany version, and QOCEN offers a brown wood frame with 32GB and auto-rotate. TIKVITO's DW10 is the simplest of the three, sold in one wooden finish.
How the TIKVITO compares with other popular frames at this size:
| Frame | Finish | Storage |
|---|---|---|
| TIKVITO DW10 | Wood | 32GB |
| BIGASUO 10.1-inch | Black, oak, walnut, mahogany and more | 32GB |
| QOCEN 10.1-inch | Brown wood | 32GB |
| MaxAngel M-102K range | Black, white, gold, light oak | 32GB |
The TIKVITO earns its place with the plain wooden surround and a frame that asks nothing of the grandparent beyond Wi-Fi and a socket. Families who want extras such as a synced calendar or a two-pack will find those elsewhere.
Its one clear trade-off is choice. With a single wooden finish, the TIKVITO either suits the room or it does not, while BIGASUO lets you pick the shade of wood to match.
TIKVITO also makes a 15.6-inch Frameo frame for a bigger room, a step up in screen size for the living-room wall.
Get these ready alongside the DW10:
Yes. The frame material is wood, around a 10.1-inch touch screen.
No. The screen is 1280x800. It shows Full HD photos by scaling them to the screen.
No. Neither an email address nor a social media account is needed. Relatives send photos through the free Frameo app.
A TF card, also called microSD, for batch uploads of photos.