Nixplay App v3.71.2

★★★★★

Kim Shearer

We have 3 family frames & have been beyond happy with them. We have recommended them to all our fellow grandparents. The frames are easy to use and Customer Service has always been available on the rare occasion when we have had a question. Just renewed for another year of our Plus Subscription & was very pleasantly surprised with the $20 price reduction for the plan with no reduction in our benefits! Thank You, Nixplay!!

★★★★

Andrew Kulich

The concept of connecting to my Google Photos is great. The execution of the concept is poor. When I go to create a playlist from my Google Photo's, there are times where none of my pictures show up. I have to exit attempt to create a new playlist several times before my available folders show up. Also, it would be great if the search feature returned, instead of having to scroll through my list of folders each time I want to create a new playlist. The times where my google photos appear, there is no problem adding them to my Nixplay frames. It's just a hassle that it only works 20% of the time, causing a lot of frustration on the user's end.

★★★

Rudi F

We've been using Nixplay for over year now and we are very happy with the little effort my wife and I have to put in to supply photos to the overseas and across the U.S. family. 1) We would love it better if Google wasn't the only option for a connected album. 2) if you want to replace Google, this family needs comments under their photos :)

★★

Henry Gutierrez

way too difficult to find images in your phone to upload. it should have an option to go to the photos app and upload from there. there is no way to look for years, months, or anything. if you want to upload an specific photo from years ago, you have to find it without any help, and look the whole package of thousand of your photos on your phone. that is completely non sense.

★

Michelle

Really disappointed by the bait-and-switch on features. The frame works fine once set up, but the app is clunky and confusing. When I bought it, there was no sign that core features like Google Photos and shared playlists would require a paid subscription. Now the only way to access them is through a premium plan — no grandfathering, no warning. Feels misleading.