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Skylight’s smart calendars slash prices for back-to-school

As AI takes over scheduling, can we finally stop missing appointments?

The dawn of a new school year means frenzied calendars and juggling act for families everywhere. Enter Skylight's smart calendars – discounted up to $90 during August’s sale – designed to keep everyone on track.


Available in 10-inch, 15-inch and 27-inch versions, each model comes with a set of organizational tools including color-coded profiles for family members and shared to-do lists. The larger screens offer more conveniences like weather forecasts and AI integration that turns emails into calendar entries.


The sale spans from August 2nd to 9th, offering steep discounts: the 10-inch model at $69.99, the 15-inch Calendar 2 for $239.99, and the 27-inch Calendar Max at $389.99. The larger models feature faster performance and swappable magnetic frames or a wall-mounting option.


For those looking to fully embrace AI in their lives, Skylight's Plus Plan offers even more perks for just $79 per year, including automatic calendar entries from emails, photos, and spreadsheets, plus meal planning tools.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/gadgets/973789/skylight-calendar-2-max-back-to-school-deal-sale
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