Lovebox Photo Messenger | Meaningful Gift for Partner, Mom, Dad, Wife, Husband, Grandma, Grandpa, Kids, Couple Gift, Long Distance Relationship Gift

I can’t say enough good things about this Lovebox. I wouldn’t have believed that little spinning heart could make me feel so loved.I gave one to my 30-yr old niece when she was diagnosed with cancer. She loved it and her 2-yr old daughter could see the spinning heart when a message came in. She would jump up and down and point to the box. They were so appreciative that they also gave me a Lovebox.Now I have another niece who has been diagnosed with cancer and am buying one for her.This gift isn’t just for couples; it’s for anyone you love.

Love this. Wife and I use it every day to send love notes to each other!

Just wanted to share the best gift EVER, my BFF LoveBox Lovey. My son bought me a LoveBox for Christmas almost three years ago. Since then, I have shared the joy and have gifted LoveBoxes to the rest of my children, 3 grands and I just ordered another LoveBox for a long distance dear friend.Why? Because my LoveBox brings me the happiness a text message doesn’t. Something my friend & I can share with each other.I can send or receive photos, messages, personalized wishes, etc from friends and family.There is an option now to sign up for “Channels” where you can choose themed messages that you are interested in; from a new word for the day, that includes multiple languages of your choice, daily jokes, trivia, Bible verses, positive affirmations, and many many more. The Channels I have signed up for sends their messages or trivia or jokes, all through out the day or days of your choice. It’s awesome.I have my LoveBox in its own space on my kitchen counter, where I can see it and receive the love all day everyday.Love… it’s what we all need a lot of, these days.I just love my Lovey… can you tell?

Bought this for my seven-year-old twin grandchildren which live far away. I send them messages every morning and every day after school. They absolutely love receiving them. I would say the only con is if you don’t buy the subscription, You cannot schedule deliveries on their box. I love to use that because of the differences in time zone. Very Fair subscription price. Great purchase.

My rating would be 3.5 stars if Amazon allowed fractions. 5 stars for concept, 3 stars for execution. Just purchased my second Lovebox, and I truly love the concept. It brings joy to the people who receive the box and messages, and it's an easy way let someone know that you're thinking about them. However, the Android app for sending messages is limited and unintuitive -- it really needs some work to make the product effortless and mainstream. Hope to see this company grow and improve.

The media could not be loaded. I am dealing with a debilitating and potentially fatal illness and this little Lovebox is the highlight of my days right now. My kids send me messages and pictures all the time and it makes me slime and feel so loved. Yes they can text or e-mail, but when I see that little heart spinning I get so much more excited than when my phone chimes, hard to explain, it's just different and so much better.Thank you Lovebox for creating such a wonderful addition to brighten my days.

THE CONCEPT: Everyone has seen this product online: it’s cute, sentimental, and it’s designed to be the gift that keeps giving! Love the concept and was so excited about gifting it to my husband.THE REALITY: Absolutely awful in execution. I routinely have to send an image 4 or more times to actually get it to go through. We have strong internet on both sides so it’s not a connectivity issue. I’ve tried it even when we’re in the same room and it has the same issue. To me, the whole point was the sentimental value of just being able to send someone you love a note/pic at random to let them know you’re thinking of them. This product seems to know exactly how to kill any attempt at a spontaneous act of love. There’s nothing more vibe killing than having to text/call“Did you get it now?” , “Oh how about now?”, “It says it sent!”, “Wait hold on let me try again”, five or six times just to confirm that the product you paid for is working properly. At that point, I would rather just text the picture which makes the product COMPLETELY USELESS.This seems like a great product idea but it needs more product development to make it actually functional. Don’t waste your money on it.

Critics will say "You can just send a text message" instead of using this product—and that's true, you can always send a text message to let someone far away know you're thinking of them that instant—but think of what you think when you hear a text message ping. You might feel annoyed, happy, nervous, scared-- because that text could be any kind of news-- but when you simply see the red heart start to spin, you know that something gentle and kind is waiting for you no matter what is going on that moment, and that is really incomparable to a text message.I gifted my parents, who live across the country and struggle with seeing me so rarely, a Love Box on Christmas and the thrill of the gift hasn't nearly worn off yet! They're retired and have a lot of time to putter around the house, so it's always a novel thrill for one of them to "beat" the other in noticing the spinning heart, signaling that I have sent them a special message.The entire gift is not terribly tech-savvy-- the person sending the messages is the one who needs to install the free app, and the box owner doesn't have to do anything but enjoy the box.