Kodak EasyShare EX1011

I recently bought this for my wife to download family photos for her desk. We uploaded and has been working fine despite the other reviews.

I like the Kodak Easyshare EX1011, it smart and simple to use. I didn't like the software that came with it though, it took a long time to label my pictures, basically because I have so many.

Not being able to copy directly to the frame wasn't an issue because I put all my pictures on a SD card.

Overall it is a pretty nice frame.

Nice bezel, but bad wifi interface as I cannot copy files directly to the frame, need to use streaming. Overall very disappointed.

I was excited to get a photo frame I could hang on the wall, put pictures on my desktop computer & have them show up on the frame. Well, i tried the Kodak EasyShare EX1011 but i got, a large number of pictures, the frame won't display all the pictures, This is, of course, after spending a great deal of time i used to be success to fix it. any way it was exactly appropriate for small sized photographs.

The Kodak EasyShare EX1011 is a good quality display making full use of the 480X800 capability. Certainly not like a monitor but then it is not usually going to be viewed from as close as a monitor. Ours sits on a sideboard so it is viewed from an average of 6 to 10 feet away and the resolution is great for that distance. Excellent colour balance in the photos. The built-in computer interface is a fascinating example of an appliance application. Good value - I would recommend it - and I honestly have not seen the problems grieved about in the other postings.

It was a gift, what can I say? I guess I will have to buy some carbon offsets to counter the fact that it is yet another electronic device that I don't really need.

Do not waste your time or money on the Kodak EasyShare EX1011 frame, or any other Kodak frames, as I would have to believe they are just as bad.

I purchased it primarily for the wireless capability, however the implementation of wireless on this frame is possibly the worst piece of engineering I've ever seen.

This was definitely not designed with usability in mind. I eventually turned off the wireless antenna and just stuck a 2GB flash card in it.

And even that works pretty poorly, per the comments above under Bad Points.

Overall a terrible value, I venture I could have spent $150 less and gotten a better frame by another manufacturer.

The Kodak EasyShare EX1011 clock function on my frame packed in after 4 weeks. Despite E Mails & phone calls on numerous occasions no one seemed to care. I returned my unit to Colchester where after 2 weeks it came back untouched! I have been told that a new unit will come to me...... but that will not compensate me for all the aggravation and hassle Kodak have caused.

If you want my advice go to a local store and buy a cheap unbranded digital frame.

We thought by buying an expensive unit we would avoid any shortfalls. Even a strong letter to the complaints dept in Ireland did not get a reply.

Good Luck!

Can any one tell me if I need to download the software to the Kodak EasyShare EX1011 frame before I can play the movie file. Can it be play if there is picture and movie file in the same memory card. I am not a computer wiz, instruction is not all that helpful. can't find step by step on line help at the kodak website either. I am please with the size of frame and the clear picture, it will be great if I can play the video file as well. I have been looking for photo frame for two years, spoil with choice, at the end I choose kodak ex 1011, but I really don't know how to get the most out of it.

The Kodak service centre is appalling. After 6 weeks our clock function stopped working. Despite letters, E mails, countless telephone calls to every call centre in the world we still have a duff Digital Picture Frame.

Even sending it back to their service centre in Colchester resulted in the same frame being sent back to me un touched!

If you buy one I hope you get a good one......

Regards JB