The Modern and Wood are quite similar in size and each weighs a little more than three pounds. Most digital frames I've seen are very sterile looking, but the Aura has a warmth and design quality that is aesthetically pleasing and would impress the most discerning customer. My husband and I have the Wood version and we were surprised by how gorgeous it was right out of the box.
None of these are cheap, but after owning one, it's definitely worth the investment for yourself or as a thoughtful gift. There's also an Ivory one with rose gold trim for $399 and a limited edition Wood style for $399, handcrafted out of rich walnut and trimmed with brass. The sleek Modern version starts at $249 and comes in three color choices - Slate, Stardust, and Stone. Inside the box, you'll find the frame, stand, AC adapter, and instruction booklet. The Aura frame comes beautifully housed in a sturdy blue box, giving it an instant "this gadget is fancy" look. But when I finally decided to unbox it, I was pleasantly surprised by the simplicity of it and the bare-bones tech skills needed to get it working. I will first offer the disclaimer that I am not super tech-savvy, so when my Aura arrived in the mail, I procrastinated setting it up for a few days out of intimidation.
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