Kodak SV-811 8-inch Digital Picture Frame Reviews

Wireless connectivity, flexible content playback

Small 8in screen, takes up to two hours to detect new shared albums

The Kodak EasyShare SV811 isn't the largest screen (there is also a 10in model, and other manufacturers produce frames larger even than this), but if you prize easy wireless connectivity and flexible content playback above screen size then the 8in Kodak E...

I really like this frame, but do think it could be smaller as the outside bezel is too big. I know they were trying to make it pretty, but they could have done so differently. This is a minor gripe and I would still buy the frame. I also really like the i...

This frame has fantastic resolution and plays pictures quickly. The included remote works well and on/off sleep mode is easy to set up. It recognized my 2gb SD card no problem.

The frame is really too big for the size of the screen. They could have made it 1/3 less big and that would have been fine. The frame sits at a 45% angle as the stand only allows for that angle. Have not been able to play videos yet, but I think my format...

The new version of this, the M820 does not have a remote, all functions are on "Quick Touch Border" which is a pain to use. Try the new one and you will see what I mean.

Great Picture display. All functions are on a remote.

Would like random option for display.

Quality of picture and ease of use makes up for the lack of random display and lets me recommend the frame. Good buy for the money.

This frame has a great picture and good viewing angle. Clear / sharp pictures displayed and the filmshow that is preloaded gives plenty of time to look over a picture, but not too much time, before moving on to the next one.

Will not diplay picture randomly so care must be taken to mix them up on the SD card when to transfer from your computer. This is the reason for the 4 instead of a 5 rating.