Our favorite Aura digital photo frame is $40 off for Black Friday

Putting together a photo album is a sweet way to share memories with loved ones, and a digital frame lets you package those feelings in a device that can be constantly updated with new pictures. Aura makes some of the best frames we’ve tested, and for Black Friday you can get our favorite digital picture frame the company makes for $139. That’s $40 off the normal $179 price of the Aura 10.1″ Carver Mat Frame, and one of the lowest prices we’ve seen the frame hit this year.

The Aura Carver Mat has a 10.1-inch display that’s bright and high-resolution enough to show off a rotating collection of photos and videos without worrying about glare. The display is designed to be used in landscape orientation, and Aura’s software can intelligently pair portrait photos together so the screen isn’t left with awkward negative space.

Better yet, actually getting photos on the frame is a breeze. You can add whatever photos or videos you choose through a handy smartphone app, and even organize photos in albums if you want them to be displayed together. By default, the Aura Carver will shuffle through what you’ve uploaded, but you can also manually swipe through photos via a touch panel at the top of the frame if there’s something particular you want to display.

In terms of quality and ease-of-use, the Aura 10.1-inch Carver Mat Frame is the top pick in our list of the best digital picture frames for a reason. Parents and grandparents find it kind of magical to have a frame that you can randomly update with new photos, and of the Black Friday deals we’ve spotted this year, it’s a guaranteed crowd-pleaser.

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