How is this powered? Can you transfer photos to the frame using a usb stick
1719836
Its powered by an AC adapter. There's a SD card slot in the base for picture playback
1719837
The frame is powered with an AC plug and I think you can use batteries. Pictures are not really transferred but loaded onto an SD chip and the chip is plugged into the frame.
1719838
It's powered either by a small battery or by a wall plug in... Also the way to put pictures on is by an SD card, no other way.
1719839
This digital photo frame is powered by an AC/DC adapter and pictures are transferred to the frame using an SD chip---not by USB.
1719840
Powered with a AC/DC adaptor and it appears it has a battery keeps the memory when the device is unplugged. Photos are transfered with an SD card, not USB.
140719
This device does not have an external power supply. It is charged through the USB port, which is a serious weakness in my opinion. That means I can use it on the go, but you can not permanently have it connected to an external drive and SD card, the battery will eventually drain. I really like this system for on the go, but I would also like a permanent set up where it does have external power, can connect to my 5tb external drive and put MicroSD cards in it to copy data to/from.
954136
No, it is powered by plugging into an electric outlet. The USB provides a connection into your computer. This not a bus powered drive, neither it is portable.
480078
There is a battery so it can he charged and used like an iPad. The user interface was less than favorable, as compared to other devices if you are going to use it for anything except as a digital picture frame. I had a lot of trouble getting the pictures to load from Flickr as well. After you figure out the interface, though, it works well as a digital picture frame and streams the photos very well.
294677
Yes it's very easy, you just plug it into a USB port. We own 2, one for videos and photos and another for all our other things.
2149499
Just USB powered but I haven't had any issues with it. Albeit, I only use it on rare occasions for work
1564918
Yes it does. The USB port will only load onto the frames memory. You have to transfer all your pictures onto an SD card, then insert it into the frame.
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No you cannot transfer to the USB stick without a computer.The photo frame plays jpegs only for photos and you can plug in a SDHC card up to 16gb and play your photos from it. If your camera takes jpegs then you can use the SDHC card in the frame. Plus you should keep a backup of your photos incase of failure of USB stick or SDHC which would require reformatting to fix and that would erase all your photos, music and video files
2230874
The files are jpeg. You can use a usb cable or a memory chip to transfer pictures. I have so many usb cables that I don't recall if it was in the box.
1264764
Yes, I hooked a USB hub, a SD card reader, and a external hard drive up with this so I could download photos from the SD card to the external Hard drive for backup on vacations.
1294869
According to tech support today. Only externally powered USB will be guaranteed to work. Many can't be powered from the Toujch
884336
The unit is actually powered by a USB which comes with it. It's very easy to use. You just plug one end of the USB into the unit and the other into the netbook
678621
flash drive is alittle generic but yes the frame does have a USB to connect with to load photos . it comes with a cord to hook up to PC but should also work woth most usb devices
271485
Sure. When you connect the frame to your computer, it shows up similar to a flash drive. You can copy photos to it, and copy photos off of it.
1374935
I'm not sure what the question is here? I think I know what your issue is, the photo frame doesn't transfer photos, it isn't designed to do that. If you're using a SD card for your photo frame, I'd recommend removing the SD from the photo frame, put the SD card into your computer (if it has a SD slot, if not there are super cheap USB SD card readers for about $3 on amazon), moving all the pictures from your computer onto the SD card. Then put the SD card back into the photo frame. I hope this helps, best of luck!
1671027
Thank you so much for the explanation! I was worried that the USB is only for file transfer but not for charging battery, but this answered my questions!
577168
I only use it with external power, but I believe I recall reading that it can not be powered by USB.