BIGASUO 10.1″ Digital Calendar, Smart Touchscreen Interactive Display, Electronic Organizer for Monthly, Weekly & Daily Agenda, Chore Chart, Meal Planner, To Do List, Family Schedules, Picture Frame

An Absolute Game-Changer for Our Busy Household!
For years, our household’s schedule has been a chaotic mix of a kitchen whiteboard, random text messages, and a fridge covered in sticky notes. We’ve tried shared apps on our phones between roommates, but something always got missed. I bought this 21.5-inch digital calendar on a whim, hoping it would bring some order to the chaos, and I can honestly say it has completely transformed how we manage our lives.The first thing that strikes you is the size. The 21.5-inch screen is huge, bright, and easy to read from across the room. It’s become the central command center of our kitchen. The setup was shockingly simple, I just plugged it in and followed the prompts. No tech wizardry required.What truly makes this calendar special is the family-centric design. Each of us has our own color (I’m blue, my other roommate chose red and Green), and the little LED light that glows with the color of the next upcoming event is a brilliant touch. It’s so easy to glance at the calendar and instantly know who has something coming up. The kids have even taken ownership of their schedules, adding their own homework reminders and playdates.The functionality goes way beyond just appointments. We have shared lists for groceries, meal planning for the week, and we’re already building one for Christmas gift ideas for friends and family. It’s fantastic to add “milk” to the list from the kitchen and know that I will also see it on my phone app while I am at the store.Speaking of the app, the “Whale Framely” app and calendar syncing is flawless. The two-way sync with our respective Google calendar is perfect. Changes I make on my phone are instantly on the kitchen display, and vice versa. I also love the privacy feature: the main display shows everyone’s plans so we are all on the same page, but on my personal phone app, I only see my own events, which keeps things uncluttered.This calendar is more than a gadget; it’s the personal assistant our messy household desperately needed. It has eliminated the constant “Are we busy on Saturday?” questions and has made sure we haven’t missed a single appointment or birthday. If you’re looking to bring some calm and organization to your household or family’s hectic schedule, I cannot recommend this enough. It’s worth every penny, especially with no subscription fees!Pros:* Large, clear, and vibrant touchscreen display.* Incredibly easy to set up and use.* Color-coding and LED lights are fantastic for at-a-glance info.* Seamless two-way sync with Google Calendar.* The shared lists feature is incredibly useful for household management.* No subscription fees!Cons:* Honestly, I can’t think of any yet! It has exceeded all my expectations.

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It’s an amazing calendar to keep all of your appointments and tasks in one place. Easy to install on the wall.

Updated. Physically the unit is well built. It doesn’t look or feel cheap. It has a really nice looking frame and the screen is not glossy so it doesn’t accumulate finger prints. There’s 3 buttons on the top of the frame. A power button (obvious), and plus & minus buttons for volume adjustments. There are heavy metal brackets that are very sturdy and color matched to the unit. These are for desk or countertop set up. They give you a paper template that matches these brackets but no template for the smaller wall mounting bracket. Why you’d need a template to set it up on your counter or desk I don’t understand while mounting on the wall would certainly benefit from a mounting template. Maybe I’m overlooking something.The unit itself is running android so if your phone (like mine) is android you’ll be able to sync your calendar easily after installing their app (more about the app below). My wife uses apple and syncing that was frustrating. The instruction booklet doesn’t explain it well. But the book offers a QR code that takes you to a demo video that shows you the steps. That is how I finally got it synced. Speaking of the booklet, it doesn’t offer any info on the majority of the built in functions of the unit, so you just have to figure things out. I went to the BigASUO website hoping for more info but couldn’t find anything there either. Having said that most users will have no problem exploring the menus to learn how to do things as most of the menu functions are obvious. 3 days ago I emailed their customer support and they responded the next day. I replied to answer their questions (about purchase and warranty) and I’m waiting to hear back. After a week of waiting, I contacted them again. They finally replied. Apparently my email was sorted out as spam.You must download their app or you can’t sync your devices. Full stop. No app, no sync. I suppose you could build your calendar events on the unit itself but that defeats the convenience of a digital calendar AND that means managing appointments on your device and then on this digital calendar. You have to create an account with them OR log in through a 3rd party interface. In my case I chose to log in thru My Google account which was fast and easy. Be advised that you are allowing Google to share personal info with the manufacturer in doing so which is fairly typical these days.Once it was up and running, everything looked great. I could see our calendar events on display. Photos from my phone were displayed nicely (after sending from my phone to the unit by using their app). We now enjoy memories of past events while eating meals because I wall mounted the new calendar in the kitchen.It does display weather info, but again the booklet does not tell you anything about making adjustments to that feature. So while we live in Ontario, the unit was displaying weather for the Bay St corridor in Toronto, 6 hours away from our location. With a little exploration I figured out how to adjust the location as it does not pick up actual location automatically. Or at least it didn’t for me.Today I tried to create a shopping list for groceries. First off, the list options on the app do not match those on the display unit. Odd. Though its not explained, you add items to you list by tapping the screen in the open/blank area below the list title. Took me a day to figure that out. There’s no way to organize your listed items (alphabetically or otherwise) but you can tap a small circle to the left of your item and it strikes it from your list and moves it to the bottom. Useful if you use the list on your phone while at the grocery store.All in all you’re getting an entry level device that’s well built and a useful new piece of technology at a good price. Setup may or may not be frustrating for you but follow that link to the “how to” video and you’ll be fine. Over time you’ll figure out the menus as it’s not difficult, just takes some exploration. There are a few online videos on the unit which makes for good reference material. More to follow on whether customer service replies to me. When they replied to me they provided a YouTube link that had more How To videos.