Skylight’s smart calendars are up to $120 off for Black Friday
The calendars range in size between 10 and 27 inches, and are ideal for keeping a family’s schedules organized.
The calendars range in size between 10 and 27 inches, and are ideal for keeping a family’s schedules organized.
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Keeping track of multiple people’s schedules is tough, especially if the folks you live with have different calendars for work, school, personal appointments, and extracurriculars. Skylight’s Calendar is a practical tool that makes easy work of a hectic life, and the most affordable version, a 10-inch model, is down to just $129.99 ($40 off) for Black Friday at Skylight’s online store.
If you have a busy schedule, or perhaps multiple family members with unique events, the 15-inch Skylight Calendar may be the better choice since it has more screen real estate. It’s $249.99 ($70 off) at Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart. Meanwhile, the gargantuan 27-inch Calendar Max model, which we reviewed earlier this year, is available for $499.99 ($120 off) from Amazon, Walmart, and Skylight.
The Skylight Calendar is a digital family calendar you can mount on your wall or the included stand. The digital planner has a companion app that makes it easy to sync your existing calendars; however, you can also add new entries directly on the device’s touchscreen.
Each member of your household can create a profile, and the calendar will automatically sync events from each individual’s Google, Outlook, Apple, Cozi, or Yahoo calendars. Each profile is color-coded, and the first letter of the profile (example: D for Dad) is listed on each event. If you sign up for an optional Plus subscription ($79 per year), you’ll get access to Sidekick, an AI-powered feature that can automatically turn emails, photos, flyers, and spreadsheets into calendar entries.
Having multiple schedules visible in one place can help everyone you live with see what’s going on for the day or week. You can also use the Skylight to create chore lists, meal plans, and other lists that people can add to or edit. Parental controls let you restrict editing access to some sections.
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