BIGASUO specializes in affordable home electronics, focusing on WiFi digital picture frames, home theater projectors with built-in DVD players, and karaoke machines.
BIGASUO is a consumer electronics manufacturer dedicated to providing accessible and feature-rich home entertainment solutions. The brand is widely recognized for its Smart WiFi digital picture frames, which utilize apps like Frameo and Uhale to allow users to instantly share photos and videos from anywhere in the world, keeping families connected. These frames often feature high-definition IPS touchscreens and auto-rotation capabilities.
Beyond digital frames, BIGASUO offers a versatile range of video projectors designed for home cinema experiences. Notable among their lineup are projectors with integrated DVD players, offering a convenient 2-in-1 solution for movie lovers, alongside standard portable projectors supporting 1080P resolution and Bluetooth connectivity. The company also manufactures portable karaoke machines equipped with wireless microphones, designed for family recreation. BIGASUO products are primarily distributed through major online marketplaces.
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Most BIGASUO WiFi frames communicate via the Frameo or Uhale mobile apps (depending on the model). Download the specific app mentioned in your manual, pair your phone to the frame using the unique code displayed on the frame's screen, and upload photos immediately via WiFi.
BIGASUO typically provides a 1-year limited warranty for their digital frames and projectors, covering manufacturing defects under normal use.
If you hear no sound when playing visuals (especially from a TV stick or streaming app), ensure that Dolby Digital output is turned OFF in your source device's audio settings, as many projectors do not support Dolby decoding.
Some specific BIGASUO models, such as the Pro302, are equipped with a built-in DVD player. Other models act as standard projectors requiring an external source via HDMI, AV, or USB.
Support is generally handled via specific email addresses typically found in the user manual (often ending in @eitack.com), tailored to the specific product category (e.g., projectors or karaoke machines).