AEEZO specializes in smart digital photo frames, Android tablets for kids and adults, and portable projection solutions designed to connect families and enhance entertainment.
AEEZO is a consumer electronics brand dedicated to creating smart devices that foster connection and enhance daily life. Best known for their top-rated WiFi-enabled digital photo frames, AEEZO allows families to instantly share moments with loved ones anywhere in the world through intuitive companion apps like Frameo and AiMOR. Their frames feature high-resolution IPS touchscreens and user-friendly interfaces, making them a popular choice for keeping generations connected.
Beyond digital signage, AEEZO manufactures a robust lineup of Android tablets, including ruggedized models specifically designed for children with built-in parental controls and eye-protection screens. The brand has also expanded into home entertainment and productivity with portable monitors and smart projectors. AEEZO emphasizes reliability and customer service, offering comprehensive support for their growing ecosystem of smart home products.
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You can send photos to your AEEZO frame using a companion app such as 'Frameo' or 'AiMOR' (depending on your specific model) on your smartphone. The frame must be connected to Wi-Fi to receive new photos.
The frame needs Wi-Fi to receive new photos and updates. However, it can display previously stored photos and videos without an active internet connection.
If the tablet freezes, press and hold the power button for about 5 seconds to perform a forced shutdown. Alternatively, use a pin to press the Reset button typically located near the power button or ports.
Yes, most AEEZO frames support micro SD cards and USB drives for importing, exporting, and backing up photos. Note that some models may not play photos directly from the external storage; you may need to import them to the frame's internal memory first.