In short: the Times Frame (€194.90) for more storage and three colours, the Times Frame Pure (€154.90) for €40 less, a dial and Wi-Fi 6. Both make your photos float.
The principle: a photo that seems to float
Both frames use a transparent screen: the image does not look stuck to the back, it seems suspended in front of the frame. The effect is more striking than with a classic digital frame, and it works well with portraits and photos with a simple background. Between photos, both models become a clock, a weather display or a calendar.
The differences, line by line
| Times Frame | Times Frame Pure | |
|---|---|---|
| Screen | Transparent IPS | 3-layer optical structure: tempered glass, transparent LCD, nano light guide |
| Storage | 64 GB | 32 GB |
| Capacity stated by Divoom | Over 700,000 images or 6,000 min of video | Over 280,000 photos or 2,400 min of video |
| Wi-Fi | Yes | Wi-Fi 6 |
| On-device control | App | App + built-in dial |
| Colours | Black, pink, white | Black |
| Price | €194.90 | €154.90 |
Choose the Times Frame if…
- you want to store lots of videos, not just photos;
- the frame needs to match light or colourful decor (pink or white);
- it is a gift for several family members who will each send their own photos.
Choose the Times Frame Pure if…
- 32 GB is enough for you: that is already tens of thousands of photos;
- you want to browse without reaching for your phone, thanks to the dial;
- you prefer an understated style, in black, and want to save €40.
What neither of them does
They are not tablets: no third-party apps, no video streaming. Sending photos remotely and the widgets (weather, stocks) require a Wi-Fi connection, and setup goes through the Divoom app, free on iOS and Android.
Frequently asked questions
Can my loved ones send photos?
Yes, both frames receive photos sent remotely from the app, with sharing between several users.
Are any photos supplied?
No, only your own. No licensed artwork is supplied.
For the rest of the range, see our comparison of the whole Divoom range.