A slim 10.1-inch Frameo frame, about 15.6mm deep, with a 1280x800 IPS touch screen, 32GB inside and a microSD slot, in plain black or a two-tone black and white.
Youyu's 10.1-inch Frameo frame is built thin, about 15.6mm deep by Youyu's own figure, so it sits close to the wall or the back of a shelf. On a narrow mantelpiece or a window ledge, that slimness means the frame stays put where a chunkier one might hang over the edge. Youyu describes it as doubling as a piece of modern art, and the thin profile does make it look less like a device.
Behind the slim face sits the usual 10.1-inch Frameo set-up, with a generous amount of memory:
The screen is an IPS panel, which keeps colours and faces steady when the frame is seen from the side. That matters on a mantelpiece, where most people glance at it from an armchair rather than head-on.
The body is ABS plastic, and the frame weighs about 0.8 kilograms. That suits a small shelf and steady enough not to tip when someone taps the screen to pause a photo.
Youyu names the black-and-white model UDF10X1 and the all-black one UDF10p1. Both share the same 32GB and screen.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | UDF10X1 (black-and-white), UDF10p1 (black) |
| Screen size | 10.1 inches |
| Panel | IPS HD touch screen, 178° viewing angle |
| Resolution | 1280x800 |
| Aspect ratio | 16:10 |
| Built-in storage | 32GB |
| Memory card | microSD, plays slideshows from the card |
| Photo app | Frameo for iOS and Android |
| Connection | Wi-Fi |
| Video from the app | Clips up to 15 seconds |
| Orientation | Auto-rotate |
| Settings | Brightness, sleep mode, captions |
| Depth | About 15.6mm |
| Frame material | ABS plastic |
| Weight | About 0.8 kg |
| Power | Mains cable |
| Warranty | 1 year |
Youyu makes the frame in two looks, and the choice is purely about the room. The black-and-white version mixes both tones, which lifts it in a light room and suits a kitchen or a bedroom. The all-black version sinks into a darker shelf or sits beside a television without drawing attention.
| Version | Looks best | Inside |
|---|---|---|
| Black and white | White walls, pale wood, bright kitchens | 10.1-inch, 32GB |
| Black | Dark shelves, TV units, studies | 10.1-inch, 32GB |
Everything that matters for the photos is the same in both. Screen, memory, app and settings do not change, so the decision can rest on where it will stand.
A quick way to choose:
Photos stand out more against a light border in a bright room, and against a dark one where the lighting is low. Either way, the slideshow brightness can be dimmed for the evening, and sleep mode switches the screen off at night.
Captions help too. A line added in the Frameo app when sending, such as the town or the year, stays with the photo, so the frame tells a little story as it plays.
A tour of 10.1-inch Frameo frames shows the other colours and finishes available at this size, from white to wood and mirror.
Most photos reach the Youyu through the Frameo app. Relatives install it free on iPhone or Android, add the frame with its code, and send pictures and 15-second clips from anywhere. Youyu also points to the microSD slot, where a card can play a slideshow on its own, which suits a grandparent who still takes pictures with a camera.
Two routes, two kinds of photos:
That mix makes the frame feel like hers, not just a screen the family fills. Her garden, her trip to the coast and her friends appear alongside the pictures sent by her children.
Setting it up for a non-technical parent:
After that first session, the grandparent can simply watch. Invited senders are the only ones who can add photos, which keeps the frame private.
Clips from the app stop at 15 seconds, enough for a laugh or a wave. Photos stay on the frame when the internet drops, so the slideshow carries on through a router restart.
For the card, use a 32GB microSD card formatted as FAT32, the size most Frameo makers recommend. The memory card help explains formatting step by step, and the guide to adding photos covers friend codes and QR codes for the app.
Several 32GB 10.1-inch Frameo frames compete with the Youyu, and each leans a different way. PiPivision comes in a similar black-and-white look and adds a calendar, albums and a collage mode. FLYRUIT goes further on ways to load photos, with a USB-C drive and a computer cable as well as a card.
| Frame | Look | Storage | Standout |
|---|---|---|---|
| Youyu 10.1-inch | Slim, black or black-and-white | 32GB | 15.6mm body, microSD slideshows |
| PiPivision 10.1-inch | Black and white | 32GB | Calendar, collage, 10 photos per send |
| FLYRUIT 10.1-inch | Black | 32GB | microSD, USB-C drive, computer loading |
| Moonka 10.1-inch | Black | 32GB | Offline slideshow, sleep timer |
Pick the Youyu when the frame's shape matters: a narrow shelf, a mantel, a spot where a slim profile looks tidier. Pick PiPivision when a calendar beside the photos would help a busy family keep track of visits and birthdays.
FLYRUIT suits a household that stores photos on a laptop, because it can take them straight from a computer. Moonka is the plainest of the four, a black 32GB frame that keeps playing stored photos when the Wi-Fi drops.
All four share a 1280x800 screen and the same free app, so a family that already sends to one Frameo frame can add a second with no new app to learn. That makes the Youyu an easy extra frame for a second grandparent's home, with every phone in the family able to send to both.
Three checks before giving it:
For help on the first day, the setup guide for Grandma's frame walks through language, Wi-Fi and the first friend code in order.
Only the colour. The black-and-white and the all-black versions share the same 10.1-inch screen, 32GB and Frameo app.
Youyu gives the depth as about 15.6mm, which helps it sit on a narrow mantel or shelf.
Yes. Insert a microSD card and it can play a slideshow from the card, alongside photos sent through the Frameo app.
Wi-Fi is needed to receive new photos from the app. Photos already stored, and those on a card, play without it.
