This is somewhat limiting, and I would’ve liked to see wider support for other picture services, like Shutterfly. In order to get photos to show up on the Wi-Fi connected Lenovo Smart Frame, you’ll need to set up Google Photos - it’s mandatory and the only option. Aside from the lack of a higher-resolution display, it does justice in showcasing photos. Google’s Ambient EQ technology makes its Nest Hub smart displays some of the best in producing lifelike results, but I have to admit that the matte finish of the Lenovo Smart Frame makes its display more realistic. Colors are well represented, too, and the viewing angles are superb and don’t distort at wide angles. This is obviously expected, and it’s not a total distraction - just as long the original image was captured properly to begin with, it still turns out pleasing to the eye.
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While its 1080p resolution handles decently from farther distances, upon closer inspection, I can notice less detail in the images. When viewed straight on, it can be mistaken for an ordinary picture frame. Not only is it substantially larger than other picture frame displays, but its realistic look is enhanced by its anti-glare coating.
That’s because of it’s sizable 21.5-inch IPS panel.
Whereas most are largely reserved for coffee tables, nightstands, side tables, and tight counters, the Lenovo Smart Frame yearns to be wall mounted - or at the very least deserves to be propped up on its own pedestal or shelf. Right out of the box, the Lenovo Smart Frame’s sheer size dwarfs the vast majority of digital photo frames in circulation. The 10 best smart home products not made by Google or Amazon (or their subsidiaries) Google stops updating third-party smart displays
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