Amazon Prime Day Deals: Save Big On Digital Picture Frames

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Amazon Prime Day Deals: Save Big On Digital Picture Frames

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Digital picture frames are one of the items I get asked about very often around the holidays.  We have TONS of deals on them right now!

Here are some of my favorites:

Nixplay Smart Digital Picture Frame 10.1 Inch, Share Moments Instantly via E-Mail or App under $115

Digital Picture Frame 8 inch – Digital Photo Frame with Slideshow Electronic Photo Display with Motion Sensor/High Resolution 180° IPS LCD/Background Music/Calendar/Remote Under $48

BSIMB Digital Picture Frame-Upgraded Digital Photo Frame 8 Inch 1024×768 Hi-Res Display Electronic Photo Frame with Remote Control/Motion Sensor M12 Under $38

Here are some other Amazon deals you can check out:

Shipping is FREE on orders of $25 + or with Amazon Prime or Amazon Student.

Don’t have Amazon Prime?  Check out How To Use Amazon Prime (Free For 30 Days).  If you are/have a student How To Join Amazon Student could get you FREE 2 Day Delivery!

Save BIG on Household and Grocery Items- How to Use Amazon Subscribe and Save.

**Amazon prices can change at any time- be sure to double check the price before you purchase.**

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