Love the frame. Good quality and feels sturdy and nice to the touch. Works well with the art we create.

Very descent frames especially for the price. I really like the easel being attached securely.

We use a lot of these in our business. They are a great price for the wonderful quality you get! One thing, I was expecting a metal frame. The material type in the description would be a good addition.

I photographed my neighbor's 5 adorable kids and let them give their mother framed copies of themselves as a suprise Christmas gift. The kids were so proud of the gift and that the youngest was able to keep the suprise. It was an inexpensive gift that made their mother's Christmas. The frames were affordable, and the prints were from a store special. To me, the gift was priceless because those memories of interacting with the children, having them choose which photograph to print, and helping get the pictures in the frames will stay with me for a long time. Their momma tells me she smiles every time she looks at them. I'd call that a win-win!

You need a butter knife to open the tabs on the back because they will hurt your fingers. These are reliable and standard frames, nothing fancy but do the job.

These frames I bought for wedding gifts. They are nicer than expected for the price :)

An 8x10 photo does not look right when using the mat which was disappointing because that is what I was aiming for with these frames, but they will do, just using without the mat

These weren't bad but were plastic with a plexiglass cover. I wanted wood frames with a real glass cover. I returned them.

Like everyone I look for the best price available for item I am looking to purchase. I have worked in the framing and art industry for many years. I worked in mall stores and some high-end galleries mainly in and around the Philidelphia area. I read the description of the Frame and easel backing. Backing was as described very sturdy. The frame was the issue. Brushed finish usually implies a metal moulding when cut to a frame forms a groove into which the pictures and backing can slide. In this instance a plastic moulding was used rather than metal. Plastic moulding as well as wood mouldings require turn buttons of some sort to make inserting artwork quick. Very thin brads were used as in permanent mounting of artwork. The brads can be flexed to open the frame back but only so far. I had a great deal of difficulty. inserting my picture. Several brads fell out. Luckily I did not break the glass. I have since taped the backing in place. The frame was produced for a price to ensure a profit could be made. The use of turn button closures would have not been time or cost effective.

These frames were just awful! My 8x10 pictures did NOT fit properly in the frame. The fit was way too snug! I am not sure of this was because they were made in China. I am also not sure what size frames these were? While they were marked 8x10, they hardly seemed as such. It was a total waste of money. Fortunately, I was able to replace them with another brand!