Aura is a diverse consumer electronics brand name, primarily recognized for Aura Home's WiFi digital picture frames, as well as high-performance car audio systems and smart accessories.
Aura is a brand designation shared by distinct product lines in the consumer technology space. It is most widely recognized as the trademark for Aura Home, Inc., a leader in smart home décor known for its WiFi-connected digital picture frames. Models such as the Mason, Carver, and Walden allow users to instantly display photos and videos uploaded via a mobile app, backed by unlimited cloud storage. These smart frames are designed to keep families connected by making memory sharing effortless.
Beyond smart frames, the "Aura" (or "AurA") name is prominent in the automotive audio industry, appearing on digital sound processors (DSP), receivers, and amplifiers built for custom car sound systems. The brand also covers a variety of personal electronics found in retail channels, including True Wireless (TWS) earbuds, language translators, and smart lighting accessories. This category aggregates user manuals, setup guides, and technical documentation for this wide spectrum of Aura-branded hardware.
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Plug in the frame, download the free Aura Frames app on your iOS or Android device, create an account, and follow the on-screen instructions to connect the frame to WiFi and pair it with your phone.
Manuals for AurA car audio products, such as the STORM-866DSP, are listed in the directory below. These documents typically cover wiring diagrams, crossover settings, and software installation.
Aura Home, Inc. typically offers a one-year manufacturer warranty for their digital frames. Warranty terms for other Aura-branded products like car audio or earbuds vary by the specific manufacturer or distributor.
Ensure your frame is plugged in and within range of your router. Aura frames notably require a 2.4GHz WiFi connection for setup in some older models, though many support dual-band. Restarting the router and the frame often resolves connection issues.