Aura Frames has spent the past year improving its cordless approach since the larger Ink 13 came last fall, and the new 10-inch model is thinner, sharper, and $150 less expensive. Priced at $349 and available now in the United States, it maintains the same fundamental promise as its larger sibling: a photo that fits on a shelf or hangs on a wall without a power cord dragging across the room. When the frame refreshes once every day, the battery life can last up to three months, however brighter rooms or more frequent adjustments shorten that time frame.
