7" Digital photo frames at Ebuyer (merged)

Retro23

kiansmummy wrote: »

I have just gone through the motions of ordering and super saver delivery is free and with google checkout you get it for £19.78 so gonna order one for my mums Birthday in a couple of weeks

Thanks for posting

How did you get it for £19.78 as google checkout gives you £10 off but you have to spend a minimum of £30 to get it?

Hang on just tried it and I see where you got that from, but if you continue to the next stage and sign in to google checkout it will add the postage and vat.

jolly-jen

Could someone tell me how to resize my photos so that they fill my digital frame. I have download iresize and changed the size to 1280x800 and ticked wide (as I read somewhere), but I still have a thin black line going all the way round the photo. I also have paintshop prop but have had no luck with this also. Sorry for being a bit thick, but would really appreciate some advice!

Sid_Harper

eBuyer now have the frame for £29.99 (no good for Google checkout on its own) but you could buy, say, 12xAA Kodak Batteries for 92p, or potentially more useful with the frame, a Kingston SD card for around £6.

mark1024

Bought two of these with the google discount and they are unbeatable for the money. The resolution is not as good as say the Philips, but looks absolutely fine, especially for £25 each. Just loaded some pictures of paintings which look great. The included remote is quite useful.

Main downsides for me:
The Longest interval between pictures is few secounds (I would like a little longer)
No timer to turn off if you leave set on a single picture to prevent screen burn.

The easiest way to resize and crop is to use image cropper (windows app) - google for free download. Resize to 16 9 and pick a selection.

By the way, the cited power when in use is 8 watt.

Cheers

RichyRich

Add a cheap item like this to tip the price over £30 and get £10 off for going through google checkout!

Rich

EDIT: Already been mentioned above, sorry, obviously wan't looking properly

hammodt

Won't the postage charge make it more than £30, hence eligible for the google offer? Or does it have to be £30+ PRE delivery fee?

David

BeerBelly

Even Photos set to 6MP on cameras are around 2.2MB

What photos do you have that are over 4MB?? Hate to see you upload those for processing or sharing! lol

You can EASILY change these with 2 clicks to a file size anything between 100KB-2MB.

ScratUK

kathrynt wrote: »

I know some people don't like Ebayer
why?

Wait till something goes wrong, then you'll find out why a lot of people (including myself) avoid ebuyer like the plague.

Sid_Harper

I've always found eBuyer to be pretty good even though returns outside of the DOA (Dead On Arrival) period can be slow. However, in these cases, most companies send items back to the manufacturer/distributor and this is usually where the delays arise.

RichyRich

hammodt wrote: »

Won't the postage charge make it more than £30, hence eligible for the google offer? Or does it have to be £30+ PRE delivery fee?

David

It needs to be £30 ex P&P.

R