Smart Frame by ViewClix, The Digital Picture Frame with Video Calling | Share Photos & Videos | Add Captions | Designed for Grandparents | Share from Phone | 1 Month Membership Included, 15.6”

My mother has severe alzheimers. Unable to do daily tasks and answering a phone is very hard.i searched Google for hands free video calling for seniors.. and the view clix came up. It's the best thing we bought for her. It has many features, pictures, notes, weather, and video chat..I use this many times a day to call when when I'm not there with her. It makes her feel better to see me and talk with me. And it's not confusing.. when I hang up , it goes back to her photos. I tell everyone about this..

I bought this for my Mom when she went into assited living. Worth every penny! It was so great for my family to be able to check on her and talk to her whenever we wanted, or talk to her caregivers. My Mom got to the point where she could not use her phone anymore so she did not have to figure out how to answer or place a call. If she was sleeping or busy we just said hello and hung up. It was easy to set up and invite people, and especially easy to add pictures to the continuous slide show. Total game changer in her care.

Easy setup easy to use! Perfect for use with seniors who struggle with electronics. Fantastic for surprise check-ins on caregivers and loved ones. Really has given me peace of mind.

A truly worthy purchase for my elderly mom! She is 88 and lives states away from me, and my siblings who live near her occasionally use it with her to talk with me from afar. She loves the non-stop array of photos it displays and I upload more on a regular basis to keep it interesting for her. It has come in very handy, also, as a means to check in on her on the rare but worrying occasion when she fails to answer her phone. Wifi connectivity has been great, no issues, excellent speed of video, and I would say a truly worth it value for money. Bravo!

I purchased this for my mother, she lives in assisted living. She suffered her fourth stroke in 2020 which rendered her legally blind and loss of short term memory. This was so easy to setup and invite family members to enjoy as well. Family members can easily upload photos and the 15” frame still allows her to see the photos with her limited vision. The video call connects automatically which allows me to check in on her throughout the day. Absolutely worth the money. No nonsense and easy to use! I highly recommend this product!

Works most of the time. Random dropouts or non-connects periodically. Volume can be a challenge for the hard of hearing too.

I got the ViewClix for my mama & daddy. Now they will be able to talk & see their grandchildren & great-granchildren in FL & CA that they don't get to see but once in a great while. They love looking at all the pictures of family as well❤️

This product is very good for my elderly father who has dementia and is in a memory care facility. It allows him to stay connected to the family both via the pics, videos and live chat. There are still a few things that could make the product 5 stars like: 1) have an easier access to the request screen to have someone call, 2) allow you to order the people on the request screen (maybe AI that aligns the ones not called frequently to the top), 3) the caller have the ability to turn off camera. Overall, though, great product for my father with dementia as it allows the family that live remotely to stay in contact! Would recommend the purchase.

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This item is fabulous! I installed it for my aunt in a care home. She has no awareness of technology, no mobile phone etc so this enables the family to send her pictures and videos which slowly build up into a large scrolling album. Set up and config is easy and photos are uploaded from each person's mobile via the app, which is again very easy to use. We are all very pleased with this.

My elderly mother is never been able to use any technology at all and this is fantastic. My extended family and I upload photos to it remotely and my mother has to only push one button in order to engage in FaceTime calls

I got my Mom a viewclix 3years ago. It has been great to be able to see her when I can't get over to visit her. However, I have been frustrated by the audio fail. She is now 89 years old and wears hearing aids. The only way I have been able to talk with her is when I phone her. I bought a dumb phone that is extra loud for seniors. It works great when it is charged by the care home staff and/or her hearing aids are also charged and in her ears. I have tried small speakers plugged into the 3.5mm outlet but they didn't work for her in her small room. Most related tech is now blue tooth and usb so converting the sound signal to pair up with her hearing aids is challenging and so far unsuccessful. My Mom has tubs full of pictures so I bought a scanner and have uploaded many for her to view which is good for her memory. I really feel unsupported by ViewClix in this important side of the communication equation. It seems to me that they should have options that work. Honestly, I have loved being able to initiate a video call with my Mom as there are many times I have no other way to contact her. But her arm gets tired of holding up the phone when she even remembers how to answer the phone that hangs around her neck. My most recent attempt of converting the 3.5mm volume from the ViewClix to a bluetooth signal paired to her hearing aids has been a fail because when she leaves her room the pairing doesn't restart when she comes back to her room. If I get a tv controller connected to her ViewClix I will be able to set the volume once but that doesn't always work for other people who get frustrated trying to connect with her. Even family members don't call because they have no sound control and full volume on the ViewClix isn't solving the problem. The result is that she is lonely b/c no one tries to call anymore. I gave a three out of five rating b/c there is tremendous potential in this equipment but it fails in the audio department for people like my Mom who, as many who reach her age do, have hearing issues.