BIGASUO Digital Calendar, 15.6-inch

How to use it

The 15.6-inch touchscreen brings family schedules, chores and meal planning together on one shared display, so the week is easier to scan at a glance. BIGASUO’s Wi-Fi digital calendar syncs with Google Calendar, iCloud, Outlook, Cozi and Yahoo Calendar, while events can also be added on the device or through its free mobile app. Colour-coding tasks and assigning them to family members gives the display a practical role beyond showing dates. It can also show photos and videos shared from a phone, though it needs to be plugged in and connected to Wi-Fi to work as described.

In everyday use, it could sit where the household naturally passes it: check the day’s appointments, see who has a chore, then glance at the planned dinners without opening separate apps. The photo-frame option gives the screen another purpose when nobody is checking the agenda. If your family already keeps appointments in one of the listed calendars, how useful would it be to see those plans beside the meal schedule rather than in separate places?

Pros

• Combines a calendar, chore chart, meal planner, to-do list and digital photo frame in one display.
• Syncs with several named calendar services, which may reduce duplicate entry for households already using them.
• Lets users add events on the screen or in the mobile app, with colour-coded tasks assigned to family members.
• Supports sharing photos and videos from a phone through the app, according to the product details.

There is a practical trade-off: this is a connected household display, not a simple paper planner. It needs a power connection and Wi-Fi, and anyone looking for a no-screen, no-app routine may prefer a basic wall calendar. The listing also gives no screen resolution or physical dimensions beyond the 15.6-inch size, so those details are hard to assess before choosing where it will go.

Spec sheet

• Type: Wi-Fi digital calendar and organizer
• Screen: 15.6-inch touchscreen
• Functions: Monthly, weekly and daily agenda, chore chart, meal planner, to-do list, digital photo frame
• Calendar compatibility: Google Calendar, iCloud, Outlook, Cozi and Yahoo Calendar
• App: Free mobile app for adding events and sharing photos and videos
• Power and connection: Plug-in power and Wi-Fi are required, based on the product description

What I’d consider

It suits you if your household wants a single, visible place for shared schedules and recurring planning, especially when different people need to keep track of appointments, chores and meals. The ability to pull in calendars from several services is more useful than a standalone planner for families already using those accounts. It is also a more flexible approach than a paper chart if you want the same screen to display family photos.

Better to avoid it if you want a planner that works without Wi-Fi or a power connection, or if you need confirmed physical dimensions before deciding on a wall location. The product description does not say how the display handles calendar conflicts or whether every service syncs in the same way, so households with a complex setup may want those details clarified first. If those points are not deal-breakers, the combination of shared agenda, chores and meal planning is the main reason to choose this over a basic calendar.