I have two of the Stern ones. They're ok. I like how thin they are, they give you all the hardware to mount it, it's easy to open the frame to change out translites. My complaints: no remote control, no brightness setting, no RGB lighting effects, and (nitpick) the power cord for the frame could be better. The power cord sticks straight out of the frame, so you can't get it as flush as you might want unless you're willing to poke a hole in the wall to hide the wire (course maybe you plan to do that anyway). To deal with no remote, I got an outlet with a timer setting so it turns on/off during my normal office hours.

I don't have a Lit Frame personally

I also have a wooden one a friend made in his shop for $100. That one has RGB, remote, etc...

I have a couple LitFrames. They include all hardware, a remote that can control up to four frames, and are full rgb. Brightness can be static or any speed changing from very dim to full brightness in a variety of patterns.

The color changing was the deciding factor for me. I have Frankenstein rotating through many of the colors slowly, Maiden pre looks better white. Easy to switch to whatever you like.

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