For someone you love, a sphere that holds the clip
Memory Orb is a 2.7-inch crystal-style ball with a circular screen inside the glass. Photos and videos sit in the sphere like a keepsake, not a tablet on a stand—warm enough to leave out on a desk, shelf, or holiday table.
Moments inside the glass
The circular screen sits in the sphere so a favorite photo or clip feels captured in crystal, not framed on a rectangle.
Quiet enough to leave out
At 2.7 inches it reads as décor—something you glance at while passing a shelf, not a glowing gadget you hide.
A warm way back
Special experiences loop in place, so the room holds the memory without anyone unlocking a phone.
Load it like a USB drive
No app, no Wi-Fi, no install. Plug in, drop MP4 or JPG files onto 4GB of built-in memory, and the player loops them on its own.
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Connect with USB
Attach the player to a computer the same way you would a simple drive. Nothing to download first.
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Drag MP4 or JPG
Drop the clip or photos you want them to see. Keep the gift personal without setting up an account.
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Let it loop
Unplug and place it. Files play automatically, so the memory keeps turning without anyone tapping a screen.
Easier to wrap than a connected frame
A USB player you load once versus a typical app frame that needs accounts and Wi-Fi.
Memory Orb
USB only
App Wi-Fi frame
Needs a networkOn the desk
Everyday décor for a partner or parent—a small sphere that keeps a shared clip in view while they work.
On the holiday table
Set it among candles for Christmas or a quiet dinner. The looping photo belongs with the gathering, not in a drawer.
Wrapped for a date
Made for gifting—Valentine’s Day, weddings, birthdays, or any time you want to share a memory with someone special.
Before you wrap it
Size, files, memory, and power—only what you need to finish the gift.
Size
Files
Power
How big is the sphere?
It is a 2.7-inch crystal-style ball video player—small enough for a desk, shelf, or holiday table.
What file types can I put on it?
MP4 videos and JPG photos. After you add them over USB, they loop automatically.
How much can it hold?
There is 4GB of built-in memory for the clips and photos you load.
Does it have to stay plugged in?
It has a rechargeable battery, so you can place it as décor after charging rather than leaving a cord on the table.