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21.5" Large Digital Picture Frame, 64GB Uhale WiFi Frame with Matte Screen
21.5" Large Digital Picture Frame, 64GB Uhale WiFi Frame with Matte Screen
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21.5" Large Digital Picture Frame
Why You'll Like It
- Key benefit: Enjoy a wide 178° viewing angle for an immersive visual experience from any perspective.
- Key benefit: (Note: This 21.5" digital frame is a No-touchscreen design!)
- Key benefit: With compatibility for Uhale PC web, SD cards, and USB disks, importing or backing up your photos and videos is quick and easy.
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- 128GB) and USB drive (Max: 128GB), providing additional storage options.
Product Details
- Brand: FANGOR
- Type: Digital Picture Frames
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Where is it designed to be used?
128GB) and USB drive (Max: 128GB), providing additional storage options
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