The Cozyla Calendar Plus 2 is down to $595 from its usual $700 price, shaving about $105 off a device that tends to stick closer to its full price. It’s not a budget buy, but if you’ve been eyeing a shared digital hub for your home, this is a good time to grab it without paying its full price.
CNET’s award-winning staff calls this model a great Mother’s Day pick, thanks to how it simplifies things by bringing schedules, chores and meal planning into one shared spot for the entire household. You can easily customize the display with widgets for everything from to-do lists to weather. There’s also a built-in reward system to make routines feel manageable, and an AI assistant that lets you add events using voice commands or scanned photos.
The 24-inch display is large enough to act as a central shared hub, whether you mount it in the kitchen, hallway or another common area. It rotates between landscape and portrait and supports up to eight family profiles with each person assigned a unique color, so it’s easy to see who’s doing what at a glance. You can switch between day, week and month views depending on how you like to plan, and everything updates in real time across connected accounts.
The Cozyla Calendar Plus 2 brings together different tools you’d typically manage across different apps. It handles meal planning surprisingly well, letting you pull up recipes or follow video tutorials on the screen. Plus, the Cozyla mobile app lets you make updates on the go. Built-in features like shared grocery lists help keep everything in sync, too, even when you’re away from the screen.
If you’re not sold yet, it’s worth skimming through our best smart displays of 2026 for some alternatives.
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Why this deal matters
This deal stands out because the Cozyla doesn’t drop far from its $700 price often, so getting it at $595 makes it a practical buy for anyone looking to simplify their day-to-day planning. It’s designed to cut down on the “who’s doing what” chaos, giving you one place to manage all your schedules, chores and meals without the usual back and forth.
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