Skylight Calendar: 15-inch Digital Calendar & Chore Chart, Smart Touchscreen Interactive Display for Family Schedules – Wall Mount Included, Great for Organizing Your 2025 Wall Planner

Got this to manage mine, my wife's and my children's rather hectic life atm. Managing work and school and clubs etc. It is fantastic, easy to use and even my wife who is terrible with technology really likes it. The kids are obsessed with the chores feature to get the rewards we set. Also being able to send it a screen shot of our work schedules and it automatically putting it on is brilliant. Haven't tried the meal planning yet but something we're going to look at next week. Also very very easy to wall mount and only needs 2 screws. So far 10/10 but it is early days

Love it. Finally feeling diary organised now they are all in the one place. Disappointing that there is a fee to use some of the functions .

Decided to get this to put in my Kitchen to allow me to sync all my calendars from different apps into one central calendar. You can use iCloud to share it publicly on the Skylight, and it interfaces with Google, Microsoft, you can also link via a Link (within your mobile phone app). The calendar can be set up for Single or Bidirectional updates, and will always display the date/time, but can also be set to show by week or month and using colours for each app calendar used. There is a subscription service which allows full access to Photo/Video Screensaver, Sidekick, Chore Rewards and Meal Planning.It arrived in a medium sized box which is heavy, but the weight is purely from the very strong metal wall mounting brackets and desktop stand, additionally the box contained all bolts, screws fixings, the Power Adaptor for the UK has slide on faceplates for the UK 3 pin plug and 2 other interchangable plug faceplates for other European Countries.The premium subscription for Photo/Video, Screensaver, Sidekick, Chore Rewards and Meal Planning can be paid monthly at the cost of £1.99. The UK model. does not show the weather but just the date and time, you can also configure it for sleep mode overnight, plus you auto-set the brightness depending on surrounding light source, audio alerts for appointments, font (text size) and other features. An app is availablle for both Android and Apple, you also get full access to a web site logon.The calendar is free which allows you to sync calendars from different apps and providers into one calendar which includes: Apple, Google, Microsoft, Yahoo and Cozi.You can also submit requests for new features and enhancements via their site, you register on their site with your main email account, but then get a dedicated free calendar email account as part of that registration. The calendar email address can then be used by friends to invite you to events they create on their own calendars which would then turn up on your digital calendar.Still exploring all the features, but love it so far and its very useful!

As a family we were struggling to keep track of our multiple diaries, this is a great solution. Been using for a few months now without any issues.Has ability to display multiple calendars form different formats at the same time, we have two personal calendars, school published one and work calendars all in one view.Very easy to set up and no syncing issues at all.One minor point is the sleep function, you can set it to sleep between certain hours, it would be useful to be able to set multiple sleep windows (is when out at work and overnight)

This is an excellent product for ensuring everyone in the household knows the daily, weekly or monthly activities. The chores function is excellent for allocating tasks. The reminders works well. My only two criticisms are the time zone cannot be amended, so the weather feature is limited to the USA. I also did not expect a US plug, which is unsuitable for the UK power outlet and having to use an adaptor is not ideal. It was specified on the manufacturer's website that the plug provided would be compatible with the relevant country. I would still recommend this product.

Favourite with all the family. My children love ticking off their chores and earning stars. My husband knows what we're having for dinner everyday. And I can update the calendar remotely as and when things crop up if I'm not home! Cute option as a photo frame for uploaded photos when not in use.

Had seen this advertised on socials, and been toying with the purchase for a while and finally bit the bullet due to starting a new job with a shift pattern and having a house filled with neuro sparkly people im hoping it will help keep everyone a bit more organised. So easy to set up! Purchased a US to UK adaptor plug as had seen reviews somewhere saying only had US plug but it does actually come with a choice of plugs, UK included.Calendar is easy to set up with each person having a different colour. Even the kids have already got the hang of adding to it.Now able to add my shopping list to this as well and create other lists.Was a little let down for use of the meal planner option, you do have to subscribe to use that through the app/ online but it is so easy to use once you've done that.So far I am impressed

While social media and Amazon reviews place this item high up on the desirable list, I found it severely lacking. £240 for a screen that can really only assign chores to different people and be used as a simple calendar. They then want £35 a year to turn it into a photo frame. Massively overpriced for full functionality, to the point I was angry I wasted the time buying it in the first place. There is even a slight delay when pressing the screen for different applications to the point it was noticeable when trying to type something. Can’t play music, search the internet or anything.I ended up returning it, paying slightly more for the Amazon screen, that has full internet capability, voice control, multiple app view etc… linked to iPhone calendar and performs exact same as the Skylight, plus loads more.If I had kept this, it genuinely would have been one of the biggest purchase regrets I’d have ever made. For what it does, barely worth £60, not the astronomical £240.