Skylight Calendar is a family display from Skylight. Syncs Google, Apple, Outlook, Yahoo, Cozi, Readdle and public-link calendars; requires continuous Wi-Fi and mains power.
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Should I buy this?
consider
Consider for a visible shared calendar and chore hub; owners repeatedly cite easy organization, while returns and affiliate-heavy reviews support a return-window trial.
Shared visibility and easier household organization recur across owner and reviewer evidence.E017 ↗E018 ↗E047 ↗E048 ↗E049 ↗
Value depends on subscription features and household workflow.E018 ↗E019 ↗E047 ↗
Who it is for
Busy households already using shareable digital calendars.
Who should skip
You object to optional-subscription upsells or need deep customization before purchase.
Return stories, subscription concerns, and workflow fit complicate the value case. 3 linked sourcesE018 ↗E019 ↗E047 ↗
Unresolved contradictions
Easy setup and organization reports conflict with returns and subscription-value concerns.
6 sources reviewedNot a star average or universal consensus
Owner anecdotes
4
Editorial / reviewer
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Commercial
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Current
1
Exact/current version
6
Newest source
2025-07-07
Confidence: medium
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I just purchased the Skylight and am already pretty impressed. I have 3 kids on multiple sports teams ... All calendars are sync’d to my Google calendar.
Come and see my review of the skylight calendar to manage your kids chores, routines, tasks and to also manage your meals and to do lists!
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What does the Skylight Calendar do? It's really pretty simple: it syncs whatever calendar (or multiple calendars) to a smart screen. It's got a touch screen that allows you to navigate your calendar.
Highlights Include:
0:00 - Intro
0:14 - The Skylight Frame
1:08 - How to add new calendars
1:56 - TripIt & Skylight!
3:29 - How to get ANY event
Join me in this video as I share our family's dynamic approach to organization and homeschooling using the Skylight Frame Calendar. Discover how this sleek device has become an integral part of our daily routine, enhancing communication, scheduling, and bringing a touch of technology to our home. From coordinating lessons to creating a shared family calendar, find out how the Skylight Frame has transformed our homeschool scheduling experience, fostering a more connected and efficient household.
With Love,
Quincey
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Purchase thro
A Slightly Better Wife · 2024-03-06 · video-description
Headline specifications, listed apart from the cited claim ledger below.
10-, 15- and 27-inch options
Touchscreen calendar
Chores and lists
Mobile app
Optional Calendar Plus imports/rewards/meal planning
Calendar Plus costs $79/year and also unlocks Magic Import and a photo screensaver
Unlimited family-member profiles
No battery backup; goes dark in a power cut
Decision context
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Compatibility
Syncs Google, Apple, Outlook, Yahoo, Cozi, Readdle and public-link calendars; requires continuous Wi-Fi and mains power.
Price snapshot
A June 2026 hands-on review listed $170 for the 10-inch, $300 for the 15-inch and $630 for the 27-inch Calendar Max, with the optional Calendar Plus subscription at $79 a year. Prices move, so check the current listing before you buy.
Safety & privacy
The household display can expose schedule details in a shared space; no independent security/privacy assessment was verified. Owner says it cannot browse the internet or social media.
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Verified high for compatibility; high for pricing as of June 2026 · How corrections work
A second hands-on reviewer found setup straightforward - unbox, plug in, join Wi-Fi, then create an account in the app - which is the opposite of the first reviewer's finding.
A June 2026 hands-on review listed $170 for the 10-inch, $300 for the 15-inch and $630 for the 27-inch Calendar Max, with the optional Calendar Plus subscription at $79 a year. Prices move, so check the current listing before you buy. Prices are the figures the cited source published, in US dollars. Availability, local taxes and regional pricing outside the United States can differ, so check the official product page for your country before you buy.
What do you need to use the Skylight Calendar?
Syncs Google, Apple, Outlook, Yahoo, Cozi, Readdle and public-link calendars; requires continuous Wi-Fi and mains power.
What do reviewers say about the Skylight Calendar?
SlashGear hands-on testing found Sidekick imports accurate across email, PDF, PNG and handwriting, but noted setup guidance, profile-merging and customization limitations. A second hands-on reviewer, nine months into daily use of a 15-inch unit, reported no glitches in the display or the app and found setup easy — the two testers disagree on setup, and the one who found it hard was the one syncing an existing calendar.
