Michael Kozlowski is the editor-in-chief at Good e-reader and has written about audiobooks and e-readers for the past fifteen years. Newspapers and websites such as the CBC, CNET, Engadget, Huffington Post, and the New York Times have picked up his articles.
Recently, he reviewed and wrote an article about the Tapmora E Ink fridge magnet.
https://goodereader.com/blog/reviews/tapmora-e-ink-fridge-magnet-review
Whether it’s a goofy snapshot of your pet, a breathtaking view from your last road trip, or a daily motivational quote to start your morning—Tapmora makes your space uniquely yours.
Tapmora is an brand best known for creating the world’s first battery-free E-ink Magnet. The device is a cordless, pocket-sized digital frame that lets users instantly transfer smartphone photos to a paper-like, magnetic display without charging cables, Wi-Fi, or Bluetooth.
The Tapmora E Ink Photo Magnet offers a clever, low-maintenance way to display digital memories without the clutter of charging cables. Its standout feature is NFC energy harvesting, letting users push photos directly from a smartphone app with a simple tap. Reviewers note that using the Spectra 6 full-color array pays off significantly; unlike cheaper 4-color portable panels that turn vibrant landscapes or skin tones into muddy grays, Tapmora preserves color accuracy and rich tones. The passive, matte, paper-like display blends smoothly into refrigerators and desks, offering a premium “printed” aesthetic that feels much more organic than a harsh, glowing LCD screen.
However, the tech comes with clear trade-offs, depending on your expectations. Because the screen relies entirely on a temporary burst of electricity harvested from your phone’s NFC chip, image transfers take a few seconds, and the device lacks backlighting or built-in buttons for manual refreshes. While it aligns with the industry’s shift toward pocket-sized magnetic smart tiles, it operates strictly as a static canvas rather than a responsive gadget. Ultimately, it is a beautifully packaged niche novelty that offers great value for anyone looking to ditch instant film or static prints, though it may not fully satisfy tech enthusiasts seeking interactive functionality.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s560Bw1LROA