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MorningBlues T2 review: an art frame that displays photos and plays tunes

This huge art frame has a library of classic artworks, displays your images in larger-than-life detail, and streams music, too…

MorningBlues T2 review: an art frame that displays photos and plays tunes

MorningBlues T2 is a high-end audio equipment maker that focuses on artistic form as much as functionality. Its latest product, the T2, combines a 30-inch art display with its signature high-end speakers. The display showcases artworks from renowned artists, plays song lyrics in time with the music, and allows users to display their own photographs in stunning detail.

Its 30-inch portrait orientation display is suited for professionally taken photographs rather than casual snaps. Priced at $1,499, the T2 is more expensive than typical large frames, but it offers multifunctional capabilities, including a library of licensed artworks and top-quality speakers. The frame weighs 23.6 lbs and comes with a wall-mounting bracket for portrait orientation, with no prop provided.

Its touchscreen alternative is a swipeable rainbow bar, and controls include an on/off switch, volume controls, and a rainbow touchbar. The screen's anti-glare matte finish presents the artwork as a true work of art, while the app allows users to create albums, upload images, and customize display modes.

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