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Digital Camera World
Digital Camera World
Adam Waring

Aura Ink review: the digital photo frame that doesn't look like a digital photo frame

Aura Ink digital photo frame displaying a picture of a man and child at a fairground.

Aura is the name behind some of the best digital photo frames on the market, known for their top-quality minimalist designs, and backed by the brilliant Aura app that not only enables easy management and uploading of images from multiple people, but also allows frames to be preloaded with images without opening the packaging, making them ideal gifts.

Unlike many competitor frames, Aura's frames have no inbuilt storage or the ability to plug in memory cards, but instead offer unlimited cloud storage, with photos stored on Aura's own servers. But with the company seemingly already having a frame for every sector of the market, from the oversized 15-inch Walden through the midrange Aspen to the 'budget' Carver (not that anything Aura does is particularly cheap), what more can it bring to the table (or bookshelf or wall, for that matter)? Well, while its latest offering is destined to be one of the best digital photo frames, it's quite unlike anything the company has produced before…

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