Kodak PULSE

alaTest has collected and analyzed 119 user reviews of Kodak PULSE from Amazon.co.uk. The average user rating for this product is 4.1/5, compared to an average user rating of 3.9/5 for other Digital Photo Frames on Amazon.co.uk.

alaTest has collected and analyzed 10 user reviews of Kodak PULSE from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 1.6/5, compared to an average user rating of 3.9/5 for other Digital Photo Frames on Amazon.com.

The Kodak Pulse is PCMag.com's 2010 Editor's Choice and reviewer PJ Jacobowitz says it's "one of the most versatile digital photo frames you can buy." Experts and consumers agree that the Kodak Pulse is very easy to set up and loading and...

The Kodak Pulse is a digital photo frame that makes viewing photos extremely fun and easy. Managing photos is a breeze and they are optimized to look wonderful on the 7-inch display. Learn more about the Kodak Pulse by reading this digital photo frame...

Good looking, easy to use and with built-in WiFi, the Pulse has a great-quality screen. However, the high price means it's not the best value.

La cornice digitale Kodak PULSE consente agli utenti di ricevere fotografie via e-mail, perfino da cellulari e Facebook, grazie ad una connessione WiFi. Il pulsante Quick Comment permette di rispondere ai mittenti direttamente dal display con brevi...

As part of our fortnight of Instagram goodness we were sent a 10" Kodak Pulse Digital Frame to try out, so we could showcase our favourite images from a fancy frame and not just squint at them on our teeny iPhone screens

It's about a year since I last looked at a digital photo frame. The latest incarnationfrom Kodak has a number of excellent innovations that make loading your images that much easierand at the same time provide a marked improvement in the screen.

I've tested many digital photo frames, and found the results pretty hit-and-miss. Some digital frames offer great feature sets, but look far too much like a fancy piece of technology: your attention should be drawn to the picture, not the frame.

I called Kodak again (for a second time) to try to get some technical support on the issue. The support agent had no idea what my problem was and even less of an idea how to solve it. So I tried Kodak's 24/7 technical chat line. This fellow had perhaps...

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As mentioned by other reviewers, simple is what you get. I found the instructions a little too simple. I would have liked to have known, if any, restrictions there might be on SD card size (e.g. like some cameras only work up to 2GB but no 4GB SDHC...