Skylight Calendar 2 Smart Display Sees Best Price Yet

Keeping the whole family organized can feel like a monumental task, but the Skylight Calendar 2 is here to help streamline the chaos. This 15-inch smart calendar, which syncs with popular services like Google Calendar, Microsoft Outlook, and Apple’s iCloud, is now on sale for its best price to date. Through May 7th, you can snag it directly from Skylight for $259.99, a $40 discount off its usual retail price.

The Skylight Calendar 2 builds on the success of its predecessor with several key improvements. You'll notice a brighter display, faster performance, and a sleeker design featuring swappable magnetic frames. It maintains the core functionality that makes it so useful: syncing multiple calendars into one central, easily viewable location. Whether mounted on a wall or placed on a kitchen counter with its included stand, the entire family can get a quick overview of upcoming events. It automatically pulls in events from Google, Apple, Yahoo, Outlook, and Cozi calendars, assigning a unique color to each household member for effortless identification of who's scheduled for what.

Beyond just scheduling, the Calendar 2 is a powerful tool for managing daily tasks. You can create and share chore charts, grocery lists, and to-do lists directly on the device or via its companion mobile app for Android and iOS. This feature ensures everyone in the household stays on track and can contribute to daily responsibilities. The device also provides detailed weather forecasts relevant to your scheduled events, helping you prepare for what's ahead.

For those who opt for the Skylight Calendar Plus subscription, the Calendar 2 offers even more advanced features. It can automatically convert forwarded emails, uploaded PDFs, or even photos of flyers into calendar events. The subscription also unlocks meal planning tools for the entire week and allows for assigning chores with reward systems for kids. When not in active use as a calendar, it can even function as a digital photo frame, displaying personal photos as a screensaver.