Pros
- Gorgeous OLED screen
- Stylish and lightweight design
Cons
- Can transfer photos only through included software
- Flimsy controls
Bottom Line
If you can get past the time-consuming software, the Pocket Album Deluxe OLED 2.8 is a great digital photo frame for anyone who wants a taste of OLED technology.
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Inexpensive OLED Picture Frame
The Pocket Album Deluxe will make your photos sparkle on its gorgeous OLED display.
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