Divoom Pixoo-64 - WiFi Pixel Cloud Digital Picture Frame with APP Control,64 X 64 LED Panel Display Frame for Gaming Room Decoration/Social Media Fans Counter

Got this as a gift for my moms office and it was pretty easy to connect it and get it started. It isn’t too big and doesn’t make it look cluttered. The app has great art and the option to make your own slideshows. It was expensive but I think it was worth it for how much it is used :)

The media could not be loaded. These make fabulous decoration for your home or office. Note the video I shot fails to do the image quality and vibrance justice, but it may give you an idea. I bought one and then could not resist grabbing a second one after enjoying the first. Honestly, it took me a while to figure out the menus and uploading images and videos for my personal enjoyment and for the community to view. When you get to the drawing screen, it is quite simple as you just find the little icon for adding a photo or video (a short one) and it does the magic of making it fit and be the proper format. Another approach is to enter into the world of Pixel Art and draw you creation from scratch and animate it - a great learning experience for the future film maker or just plain tech geek. I am totally satisfied and may even get a third one. Honestly I would love 4 in a row with scores, weather, images, videos etc. There is a whole community with this device, cranking out many new images and videos each day for your enjoyment. You can have three pre-set "slide shows" which are great for holidays or any event. At this price, grab ONE. lol You will love it, but have patience and learn to use it's features - use youtube, etc. to learn.

This thing is actually worth it, which surprised me. I already have a weather station display, but the clock on it is too small, so this unit provides a much larger display, and in a fun way, with 5-day forecast on at least one of the pixel clocks. The key for me was to put this unit where it's not right in front of me, which would be way too distracting. I put it on top of my tall display cabinet, only 6 inches from the ceiling - so I have to look up and to the left of my chair to see it, which works out perfectly. I use the setting where various clock designs change after a minute, which is the setting that is least annoying. There are a lot to choose from and most of them are quite stupid and childish, so I limited the selection to the ones that actually provide useful information and don't have silly, always-in-motion animations.One exception: I added the 'Cloud' channel to the mix of clock/weather designs that switch around every few minutes, because the 'Recommended' setting of the Cloud channel displays some modestly interesting pixel designs that I usually don't mind seeing when they catch my eye. After all, it's a pixel display and it has a TON of pixel art, so that's how I make use of it in that way: it cycles through clocks & weather, then plays Cloud channel pixel art for a minute, then back to the top. It's not like all the stuff on the Cloud channel is good; most of it is ridiculously juvenile, and "Happy New Year" designs still playing in March, and WAY too much of the pixel art is too feminine and childish for a man cave type of usage - but some of it is fairly well-made; just barely enough good ones to let me keep the Cloud channel as part of the rotation. And remember, this thing is almost touching the ceiling and to my left, so I don't see it unless I look - so I don't mind seeing the silly useless stuff like jumping rabbits or kids hugging with hearts flying out when I randomly look at it, since I know it'll switch to more mature, useful designs in a minute.The unit is very well made, easy to set up, and worth the price. I enjoy having it around to look at the time, temp, and forecast. The pixel art is often pretty bad & irritating, but it does have an early 90's retro feel which has some charm to it, and if it gets on your nerves after a while, you can get rid of stuff like that.

*I'm going to get a cheap tablet, install WhatWeather App on it, make a frame for it, hang on wall, boom done.PRO:1. Set-up is tricky.2. Weather is delayed by a few hours.3. Lack of OTHER weather "modes" (some please make one) that's equal to the default weather one.4. Fun if you are into this kind of stuff, I just played around with it for a bit, then set it to weather.5. Can set-up the dim, display off, and re-boot times as needed.CON:1. Cannot adjust colors of the default weather app.2. Don't have time to "code" a module myself.3. Set-up was a pain in the arrrrse, and now I have another app on my phone. *sigh*OTHER:1. This device tapped into TWO (Three) genres:A. The old people that want a big display that shows weather, date, time, info. etc.B. The geeks that want pixel art, cool background for tiktok videos, etc.C. Folks like me, that do both. :P2. BUY if you want a versatile device that works well as a data center, or a kidsy fun toy background item.3. DO NOT BUY if you are a serious weather buff, get a tablet and install the WhatWeather app, and hang on the wall for that.