Skylight’s smart calendars are up to $90 off during its back-to-school sale
Skylight is discounting its range of shared smart calendars by up to $90 as part of a back-to-school sale, aimed at helping families coordinate busy schedules covering school, extracurriculars and other commitments. The sale runs from 2 to 9 August, offering savings across the company's three calendar sizes to suit different household needs and budgets.
The 10-inch Skylight Calendar is reduced to $119.99 (a $50 saving), the 15-inch Calendar 2 costs $259.99 ($20 off), and the largest 27-inch Calendar Max is down to $479.99 ($90 off). All models let household members set up colour-coded profiles, sync with Google, Outlook, Apple, Cozi or Yahoo calendars, and share lists for groceries and chores, with an optional $79-a-year Plus Plan adding AI-powered scheduling, meal planning and a photo-frame mode.
- Skylight smart calendars discounted up to $90 until 9 August
- Three sizes available: 10-inch, 15-inch, and 27-inch models
- Optional Plus subscription adds AI features and meal planning
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Skylight is a US company that makes shared digital calendars for the home – large touchscreen devices that hang on a wall or sit on a counter, designed to help families keep track of everyone's schedules in one place. They come in three sizes and let people using them see school terms, activities and appointments at a glance, plus share to-do lists such as groceries or chores.
The calendars work by pulling information in from other calendar apps people already use, such as Google, Outlook or Apple's calendar, so families do not have to enter everything twice. Each household member can also be given their own colour on the display, making it easier to see who is doing what. There is also an optional paid subscription that adds extra features like automated scheduling suggestions and meal planning.
The back-to-school period is a common time for this kind of product to be promoted, since the start of the school year often means juggling more fixed commitments such as term dates, clubs and pickups. Sales like this are typically used by manufacturers to attract new buyers during that seasonal spike in demand.