Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

I wanted to get a few frames for all my photos so I started a bit of research. I could hardly find any comparative reviews so I decided to buy the top two best sellers on Amazon. Both of them have to be connected to a web account so explored their websites as well. 1) Read the Terms of Service!! Call me skeptical, but security of my photos is very important to me. the terms for nixplay were very clear. I own my photos, that’s it ! . For pixstar there were a few red flags a) very ambiguous as to who owns the pictures b) French law and French courts ..whaaat?? 2) The frame quality. Really depends on what you like.. pixstar is shiny and nixplay is matte. 3) Both frames were easy to connect to wifi and pair; nixplay did receive an update on the frame when I connected it to wifi, which is a good sign of a dedicated company 4) The web-service – none of them are close to what I would be happy with but pix-star’s is just too old, too out-dated and just not for me 5)Pix-star does come on top when you talk about the number of third party service it connects to but frankly speaking I only use dropbox, facebook and Instagram. So not that useful for me; may be very useful for someone else? 6) The display quality is where I was sold on nixplay. I don’t care about resolution, I don’t care about pixels but I do care about how my pictures look and they look far better on nixplay. Your pictures get reduced to a very bad size when you upload to pix-star; just try downloading it back and you will know. There are a lot more little things that I can mention but nothing beats having a motion sensor on the frame; you might not realize it now but you definitely need it. Not saying pixstar's useless, but just not in the same league.