Their photos, on your shelf, moments after they take them.
The photos of the people you love mostly live inside phones now, scrolled past once and never printed. If your parents are the ones missing out, this is what fixes it: your daughter taps send in the car park, and the picture is on their sideboard before they have finished their tea. No cables, no memory cards, nothing for them to learn.
Get My MemFrame →That is the whole thing, and it matters because the person receiving it has to do nothing at all. You set the frame up once, plug it in, connect it to their WiFi, and then it just keeps filling up on its own.
Read that honestly: 1280 by 800 across 10.1 inches looks bright and clean from across a room, which is where a photo frame lives. It is not tablet-sharp with your nose against it, and anybody telling you otherwise is selling harder than we are.
Price checked on 27 August 2026 on the seller's UK checkout, against a £299.90 list price.
| Bundle | Per frame | Saving |
|---|---|---|
| 1 frame | £149.95 | 50% off |
| 2 frames | £134.95 | 55% off each |
| 3 frames | £116.96 | 61% off each |
The multi-frame prices are the real discount here, and there is an obvious use for them: one at each grandparent's house, or one for each side of the family, all fed by the same people sending the same pictures. Everyone sees the same afternoon.
Two honest notes about the checkout. It offers an optional one-year extended protection plan at £53.85, and it offers to add another frame after you order. Both can be declined, and the prices above stand on their own.
Get My MemFrame →A good buy if you are giving it to parents or grandparents who miss the everyday photos rather than the posed ones. If the recipient's home has working WiFi and a spare plug socket. If the family is scattered and everyone has a phone. And if you want a gift that keeps updating itself instead of one that sits still after the first week.
Pass if the recipient has no home WiFi, because without it new photos simply cannot arrive and the frame becomes an ornament. If you want tablet-sharp resolution up close. If you would rather load photos from a USB stick or a memory card, since this product is built entirely around app sharing. And if checkout upsells annoy you on principle, because there are a few, even though every one can be declined.
Anyone you invite installs the Frameo app, picks a photo on their phone and taps send. The picture travels over WiFi and appears on the frame moments later. The frame plugs into the wall, connects to your home WiFi once, and after that new photos simply arrive.
£149.95 for one frame when we checked on 27 August 2026, down from a £299.90 list price. Two frames drop to £134.95 each and three to £116.96 each. Every order carries a 30-day money-back guarantee, and checkout offers an optional 1-year extended protection plan for £53.85.
Yes. The frame receives new photos over your home WiFi, so the person displaying it needs a working connection. The senders just need the Frameo app on their phones and can be anywhere in the world. Power is plug-in, so it sits near a socket.
The maker's spec sheet lists a 10.1-inch display at 1280 by 800 resolution with 350 lumens of brightness, in an ABS body. That is sharp and bright at normal viewing distance across a room, though it is not tablet-grade resolution up close.
Yes. You invite family members through the Frameo app and each of them can send photos to the same frame from wherever they live. That is the core of the product: one frame on a shelf, fed by everyone.
There is a 30-day money-back guarantee on the order. If you want cover beyond that, the checkout offers a 1-year extended protection plan for £53.85, and it is optional. Decline any extras you do not want; the £149.95 price stands on its own.
One frame for £149.95, or £116.96 each when you buy three. Photos from the whole family, moments after they are taken, on a shelf in the home that misses them most.
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