MCS Front-Loading Collage Picture Frame With 6 Openings, 4 x 6, Black (Rectangular)

Though this frame looks nice, this is the strangest design for inserting pictures... Instead of placing the photos from the back, you have to pop out the glass panes from the front (by literally flexing the frame), place your photo, and then pop the panes back in place. They do not fit well and two of the panes broke in the process. And even if you do get them all back in, they’ll have fingerprints on them from handling the glass!To me, this makes much less sense than the frames where you simply take off the cardboard backing.

I agree with other reviewers that his is a terrible design. The photos are loaded from the front and secured in place by pressing the glass into the flexible plastic frame. I was lucky to break only one pane in the process, but of course that was one too many. 4x6 glass from another frame was not snug enough to hold in place. Looked for replacement glass at the seller's website but they had none smaller than 5x7. Not sure any other "4x6" glass will be snug enough so I'm left with no alternative but to throw the whole thing away and find another frame that has a more standard (back loading) design.

This frame has such a simple, but elegant look to it! I LOVE it! Some of the reviews say it's hard to put pictures in, but I really thought it was easy. Just push a little prayer from the back, and the glass comes up and you pop your pic in then put put the glass back on and use a little pressure again. Really easy. And there is look hook locations for vertical or horizontal wall display. Super nice frame! I LOVE it!

Absolutely perfect for getting a jumble of postcards off of our refrigerator door, and instead displaying them in a nice, organized manner on the wall. The slim, modern frame blends in with our decor, and the glass is so easy to pop in and out that we'll be able to update the images as our friends and family keep us posted with their travels. The fame is made to hang horizontally or vertically, and would look nice in pairs. I've also recently been seeing people using these as weekly planners, by putting daily schedules behind the glass and using a dry-erase marker or grease pencil to write in To-Do lists on top. Clever!

I cant give this a low enough score for use/ease of use. My Lord-it was aggravating. Trying to get the pics into this slots was so difficult I almost broke some of the glass several times. I would not buy this again. So what if it's cheaper to buy. As momma said, you get what u pay for

I bought this to hold photos of a beloved pet who died. It's well made and perfect to create a reminder of a dear friend.

Very easy to add photos. Just pop out the glass in the front of the frame, put in the photo and snap the glass back into place.

The glass broke when putting the phots in. It’s also hard to pop the glass back in right