Customer Ratings & Reviews

Our first Cozyla was shipped and arrived with a broken screen. A new device was promptly shipped and arrived safely. It comes with wall mount instructions, a template, mounting kit, drill bit and screwdriver. Very easy instructions for mounting. We chose to purchase a stand and place Cozyla on our kitchen counter to use for meal preparation. If we had wall mounted near an outlet, it would have been across the room. I really like the 24” size – not too big or small. Very easy to read without glasses. The touch screen is excellent and much appreciated. Use your Gmail account as the Cozyla works well with Google. It does auto sync some of your apps associated with your Google account. The matte screen is nice to prevent glare. Everyone can have their own account with an avatar and color. You can setup security settings for children. There are so many tasks/tools that can be coordinated: Calendar Meal Planning Chore Chart Tasks Etc… A tip for syncing a calendar that goes from the Outlook program (not Hotmail) to Gmail calendar via CompanionLink, just setup to sync from Gmail. It may give a few error messages but add the calendar on the screen and try to sync. Then go to the Cozyla app and add it there too. For some reason that worked. There are many customizable settings including display, auto-rotate, screen lock, time outs, etc… It will take a while to learn all it can do. Lots of options since it connects to the internet. We really love this calendar and it’s fun too!

if you’ve been wanting a digital calendar to replace your typical calendar, I used to use. I would highly look into of owning one of these Cozyla calendar +2. It offers a ton of feature that helps with your day-to-day planning activities, is an easy way to track things going on with your life for family member or everything shared in one screen. Cozyla also offer multiple screen sizes all the way from a 1080p to a 4K panel. I’ve been testing this for about five days now and I just wanna give my input on what I think about this Cozyla calendar +2. DEVICE: First off the packaging of Cozyla+ they did a great job presenting the product with minimal tax around the box and opening the product itself. Your presented with the screen at top and inside the box, you also get a mounting bracket a screwdriver and all the accessories and needs to be able to mount on the wall. Inside the box, there’s also a picture guide to help you mount the device properly, which is something that I did not use what I have here is the 24 inches 1080p, even though it’s 24 inches I thought the screen itself packs a good amount of weight beyond the design is very minimal and clean. You only have the power button on the side and the volume buttons looking at the screen the bezels is pretty thick and matted display. Experience on mounting Ds is fairly simple. You have two metal pieces. One of them is the main bracket that you have to screw in while the other would be where you would screw in the monitor. The power cord is decent length you would need to plan your route when it comes to plugging this to the outlet in case you want to be able to spin the monitor for panoramic mode. FEATURES: One of the best thing about the Cozyla Calendar is that it runs on android so the possibility on this is endless, it offers the Google play store it even have the Google TV able to use YouTube Netflix or even play games if you wanted to if you really wanna tinker on this Google device, you could also install a third-party apps if you would like that can optimize the way you use this cozyla monitor. Cozyla Digital Calendar also has the ability to sync to your Apple account so all your Calendar activities can be combined. You can create up to eight profiles currently right now. I only have me and my wife, but I can see her activities from her own calendar and combine it in one big section for us to see. I know this is labeled as a digital calendar, but it does more than that Cozyla also offer meal planning that offers cooking video of how to prepare specific meal, you can even create a list with this monitor on what’s currently on your pantry. He also provides the time and the current weather.. Cozyla also have these task section where you can create a specific task if you want it for every day or every month or weekly for example, you can create a task for fixing your bed taking a shower brush, brushing your teeth and you’ll just go to the screen and mark it if you finish that current task. They even offer a reward system so every time you complete this task you get points. It’ almost has like a competitive aspects because if you have multiple family member that’s using the Cozyla+ you can see who has the most credit if they are doing those task properly. Setting up the monitor, you will need the Cozyla companion app, pretty much this app does almost everything that you would need to sync it with this monitor. You can plan schedule using the app do task even meals check certain things that you need for groceries or update things what’s inside your pantry or inside the fridge. Godzilla even have their own AI, I’ve tried to use it, but it’s a bit slow. I honestly would just prefer using the Google AI. EXPERIENCE: Again, installing and setting up, everything was fairly simple with with this Cozyla digital calendar. I wanna touch base again about the resolution of the screen it is 1080p so you might notice a bit of pixel on edges it’s a mad screen, so it helps around reflection around the house, especially if it’s facing across a window, the responsiveness of the touchscreen has been working pretty good. I did encounter a little bit of issue or the screen would lag and the screen would randomly turn off. Just a reminder I did update this cozyla device to its latest firmware update, after doing that, sometimes if I switch the monitor to vertical mode the screen with lag and navigating through the applications, the screen which just shut down, clicking the power button did not do anything which requires me to even unplugged the powercord, which it would require you to hold the power button for a few seconds until the whole monitor reboot, again I just wanna say I love this monitor. It’s been serving me really since it’s running on Google software I’ve downloaded Netflix for my kids to watch. I’ve tried Google TV as well. The setting options inside the Cozyla calendar. Gets a bit confusing. Hopefully they update the screensaver section of of this monitor. Godzilla needs to have a section for random background. Currently, you only have to pick which background you want for screensaver and you’re stuck with that background forever. They do offer for you to select your Google photos instead, but even the Google Photos doesn’t support shuffle so it starts with your most current photos and it goes down one by one which is kinda annoying because I would prefer it for the photos to be shuffled. But I love the fact that Castillo gives you a ton of option to customize the theme the color the background of your own calendar so not every Calendar would look the same. The best part about the cole system honestly for me would be the meal planning. There are tons of recipe that you can cook, I’m not sure how often they update this menu. But you have hundreds of meal that you can easily click and shows you every ingredients of how to make that meal for that day. You can also create your own recipe that you wanna add in the system as well you can import recipe so if you have the The website to the link of the recipe, it can be added in Cozyla. Again, you can even create beverages if you want dessert snack some side dishes if you would like and ability to add them on your favorites. I also love the fact that this screen has a Notes section, sometimes it’s just a lot easier to remember when you could see it on the bigger screen, and I love the fact that Cozyla also included that. CONCLUSIONS: my overall experience with the cozyla digital calendar honestly it’s been great. I don’t think I can ever go back to a regular calendar now I got it installed near the kitchen area so it’s a lot easier for everyone to see. beside all the slow down and weird issue ve experienced this monitor has been getting daily used. my little 5 months been loving watching his show. ive been enjoying browsing around on what meal to prepare that the screen provides. theres just tons of use here. connecting apple calendar was a bit of a steps though so I doubt none tech savvy people probably would not even bother to do so, but having my apple calendar sync is such a huge game changer. please cozyla have an update where I can shuffle the screensaver back ground. maybe improve the performance a bit more, if youre been playing to own one of these digital calendar I highly recommend cozyla I think its a great device for your home to check out.

The Cozyla offers a central hub for you and members of your house hold to convene and see what the daily chores are and upcoming events. This might just be the next tech you need to help keep your family more organized and up to date on upcoming events. So out of the box you kind of get everything you need to get you started. My particular unit provided everything on down to an included screw driver and drill bit. What it did not include was mounting screws and anchors which it was supposed to have. I will say this unit is a little girthy and does have some weight to it, so proper mounting and anchor selection is going to be key and require some basic knowledge if you plan to mount it to your drywall. Diving right in to it this unit offers a direct connection to your smart phone via the provided app and allows you to transfer over several items including and events already lined up on your personal calendar. You can set up individual profiles and avatars for different members of the household. If you have younger kids you can set up a chore list as to what needs to be done each day and week for each child. You can then set up a reward system so that if they complete xxx amount of chores they then receive said reward. You set the reward for things like extra TV time or extra video game time, etc. For me the calendar is the biggest assets as i have 3 teenage kids all in different sports and all with different plans. I work so many hours i never know what's going on but what makes this nice is i can simply look at the calendar as i leave the house for work and see what events i have going on today and which kid needs to be where this way i don't someone at practice (yes it happens to the best of us). One of my favorite feature was the built in meal planner. You can set up meal preps for each day of the week with step by step instructions on how to make whatever it is your looking to eat. At the end of the day the amount of possibilities as to what you can set up on here is endless and i would be here talking about it for days. This is absolutely a must have for anyone with kids and a busy schedule. This will eliminate dry eraser calendar boards and help your kids keep up with family chores. If you work long hours and tend to forget events such as myself, then your only hurting yourself by not having one these calendars set up in your main family kitchen or living area.

The Cozyla 24” Calendar+2 has really been a pleasant surprise. It’s one of those things you don’t realize how much you need it until you have it. At its core, it is essentially a 24” Android tablet with custom apps. This isn’t a bad thing. It’s similarities to how you use a smartphone or tablet makes this very intuitive to use. Syncing our calendars to it was a breeze. I can’t tell you how nice it is to not constantly have to ask my better half what her schedule is. Now her schedule is right on the kitchen wall. And it’s much more than just a calendar. You can browse the web, watch YouTube, store recipes, ect. Essentially anything you might do on your phone but on a giant tablet on the wall for the entire family to use. Honestly, this is a game changer for us when it comes to keeping track of our schedules. It syncs perfectly with whatever calendar app you use: Google, Apple, and so on. And keep in mind you don’t have to constantly tell it to update. It does it on a set schedule. Or, you can add to the calendar on the Cozyla and it will then sync to your phone. Supper handy. And I have to give Cozyla credit for the excellent instructions that made mounting to the wall a breeze. They even included a nice screwdriver & drill bit. My one and only minor complaint is the power adapter. The cord itself is fine, but the brick that plugs into the wall sticks out a bit. A different plug design that sits flush with the wall would be a great improvement for the future. All in all a great item that I’m glad we have.

We’ve been really happy with the Cozyla 24" Calendar 2+. The large screen is easy to read, the calendar layout is clear, and it has made it much easier for our family to keep track of doctor appointments, reminders, and daily plans in one place. It looks great on the wall and feels like a practical upgrade from managing everything across phones or paper calendars. It also includes standard VESA mounting, so it can attach to a monitor stand for more flexible setup options. We have ours on a movable monitor stand, which makes it easy to place wherever it is most convenient. We like it so much that we’re planning to get a second one for my father-in-law. It’s especially useful for quickly seeing what’s coming up without needing to open an app or ask someone else for the schedule. Another nice bonus is that it runs on the Android operating system, so you can download apps and games from the Play Store. The only downside is that there isn’t a web interface. Having the option to manage the calendar from a browser would make setup and ongoing updates even more convenient. Other than that, it has been a great digital calendar and one we’d definitely recommend.

So far my wife and I love this. It’s easy to setup and start creating lists and sharing. We didn’t purchase this to watch Netflix or Disney+, but it was a pleasant surprise when we say it capable of this! Setup was super easy. It essentially guided us through the process in a matter of minutes. My kids are at the age where we’re trying to get them to do chores. It’s been pretty successful, but it’s amazing being able to incorporate a digital chart reward system. We can create tasks, assign to a child, and mark the progress. They’re getting really excited when they can mark off their chore! It’s also been fun creating to-dos for my wife and me. Our kids have found it so funny seeing our list next to theirs. And yes, they crack up when we check off our completed tasks. Meal planning collaboration with my wife has been phone. We still text, but no longer do we have to share our notes. We now have this! Planning and shopping has actually become more organized and thought out. Something I thought is really cool is the pantry tracker. I can input what I have in my pantry and it keeps track of the quantity and expiration date. I’m still really exploring this, but so far it’s neat. I can’t decide if I’ll continue using this or not. But it’s cool for those that want to fully take advantage of a digital assistant. I connected this to my Google Home. I really like that I can say “Hey, Google” and it prompts the assistant. Pros: Calendar Shopping list Apps Google Play store Meal planner Chore chart Photo sharing Pantry tracker Wall mount Cons: Nothing so far Overall: My wife and I were looking for a digital calendar so we can share our schedules, kid sports times, vacation ideas, shopping, and more. This solves it!

found ez ti set up an dlove how we have four people connected to it helpa greatley to keep our secudal in order and keep track of up comming events

We love our cozyla calendar. Our 3 kids are so excited to complete chores and earn stars. It keeps all of us organized and is very user friendly.

No additional subscription is amazing, does everything we wanted and more

I really like it but it is very heavy so it is hard to set up

Cozyla is here to consolidate you and your loved ones lives with their digital calendar that acts as a great reference for family members appointments, a to-do list and/or chores, and even meal planning. The 24" size ended up a bit bigger than my minds eye had accounted for, but ended up working perfectly once installed. Just make sure you double check product dimensions versus where you are looking to mount, I measured about 22" W x 13.5" H for this model. Everything was included for installation including the correct size drill bit for the included drywall anchors, but you will need to bring your own drill. They recommend installing it in a vertical orientation, but I am using it with the included rotatable mounting bracket in the horizontal orientation with no complaints. Only other thing to take into consideration is a power source, this is not a battery operated device. It's a 1080p IPS screen with a white surround, it's not very finger print resistant but easy to wipe down and finger prints aren't usually noticeable with the screen on. The resolution works perfectly fine for this size screen and has ample brightness making it easy to read. The unit features a on/off button for the screen if you prefer to turn it off at night. Performance navigating through the different screens and functions is good, no long wait times for apps to launch or clicks to register. It is an android based system so it can ultimately function as large tablet bolted to your wall if you want to install additional apps, and the default dashboards can be customized to your liking. Has two 5 watt speakers if you want to watch a how-to cooking video or whatever else you do in your kitchen. One of the core functions, the family calendar, is easy to configure as it has native support for most of your main providers like Google, Apple, and Microsoft. Everyone can sync the calendars they choose, or you can set-up calendars for those who aren't old enough or don't keep up with some sort of digital solution already. It offers a large library of recipes for planning meals, this feature actually requires a subscription on some of Cozyla's other models but they are currently advertising you'll receive this free of charge for FOREVER. The chore and to-do list function works well, it even has a reward system built in for those with children that want to gamify the process. If you need help getting everyone sync'd up this digital calendar is a great tool that acts as a orientation station for family members young and old, with a lot of functionality available even beyond its core features.

After using the Cozyla 24” Calendar+, it has quickly become the organizational hub of our home. The calendar integration is by far its strongest feature. I was able to sync my family’s Google, Apple, and Outlook calendars. It was very straightforward, and the result was a clean view of everyone's schedule which helped streamline family planning. One of my worries was how long it would take for a change made on my phone calendar to reflect on the Cozyla, but to my surprise it updated almost instantly. The chore and reward system has been an unexpected favorite, especially with my toddler. I didn't expect the reward system to work well with him but you can customize the reward system and simplify it so that even a toddler can understand how the system works. Another great feature for now is the generous storage. Having effectively unlimited cloud storage for calendars and photos means we don’t have to worry about deleting old data or running out of space. I have to caveat this because I have found that with enough time every company will eventually begin to limit or charge for storage once their user base is large enough. Overall, the 24-inch display is the perfect size for our kitchen wall next to the hallway. There is no subscription to pay for and the calendar integration, along with the well thought out reward system makes it easy to keep track of family events, work events, and appointments for the entire family. My wife loves seeing various pictures of the family on the Cozyla in addition to the calendar function. The cherry on top for my wife is looking up recipes on the 24” screen on YouTube while she is in the kitchen. She normally would use her phone but finds throwing the video on a 24” screen much more enjoyable than on her phone

The idea of having a digital family calendar is so handy, especially with the busy lives of parents. Coordinating multiple events and sharing calendars makes this a must have. I chose the 24 inch calendar, which is a much larger than I expected. The smaller version would have been enough. Keep your wall space in mind when selecting which size you purchase. This is much more than a calendar. It is designed with the Andriod operating system and includes applications. It's like having a huge Android tablet on your wall. I use Google accounts so it was extremely easy to synchronize this up with my online calendars. With it being web connected, it updates both ways. With the ability to host multiple calendars, it is very easy to see each family member's event. It is especially nice to see when schedules overlap. The display is very bright and clear. The font is easy on the eyes and easy to read. I appreciate that it has multiple screen savers, so it acts almost like a picture on the wall. The calendar does require a power cord to run it, so it will need to be placed near an outlet.

I honestly wasn't aware of the Cozyla 24” Calendar+ 2, let alone the digital calendar category in general, before picking up this device. I always wanted to replace my kitchen smart display with something larger and more focused on streaming and sharing family info like calendars and lists, but all that ever popped up were tablets. Never made the move because I wanted something I could keep plugged in all the time so I didn’t have to worry about the battery. Also, wanted something that used Google Photos. This checks all those boxes. It's far from perfect, but after having it on my wall for a few weeks, I think this is a keeper. The Positives: Awesome UI & lots of Customization: The Cozyla skin and layout are easily the display's strength. It’s intuitive, beautifully organized, and packed with almost every feature I could think of for a family-focused hub. You get multi-view options (day, week, month, split-screen), color-coded family member profiles with profile avatars (we all took our own goofy photos on the phone and uploaded them using the Cozyla mobile app), integrated to-do lists, and dedicated pages for meal planning and chore tracking with interactive reward celebrations for kids. Since it runs on top of Google Android, you get easy and consistent two-way syncing across all the major email and calendar cloud services. Zero Subscription Fees: The second strongest selling point is the business model. Competitors like the ones I've read about charge $79/year or higher, up to $108/year. I’m sure others cost even more. They charge these recurring subscription fees just to unlock basic, and honestly essential, features like meal planning, photo slideshows, and reward systems. Cozyla charges only for the physical device—every software feature, app integration, and AI tool is completely free out of the box with no hidden paywalls. I really, really hope that doesn't change. It would be a major disappointment and I'd have to stop using it. Full Android & App Ecosystem: Because the UI operates on top of an open Android ecosystem with full Google Play Store access, you aren't trapped in a walled garden. You can download Spotify, YouTube, streaming services, or web browsers directly onto the board. Digital Photo Frame Mode: You can set the timer so that, when left idle, it starts up the Google Photos ambient digital frame. We have it cycle through family albums, but you can choose high-resolution art or photographs. Also, since it’s Android, you don’t have to use the cloud. You can upload your photos onto the device, download a third-party slideshow app, and just let the slideshow do its thing. Calendar Sync: Quick calendar updates using Google, Outlook, and Apple calendars. I’ve had no problems with syncing so far. I’ve read one or two customer reviews stating that they had problems with syncing. Maybe? I mean, it’s Android, so if you’re having issues with the Cozyla Calendar+ 2, I assume you’re likely having issues on your other Android devices since they all use the same Google cross-platform sync services. I haven’t seen issues myself, luckily. Super easy to start split-screen mode: Just swipe from the bottom, hold, and click on the split-screen button. 24” and 32” are perfect for split screen. You can have a video playing with a recipe on the other side. Quick and 100% working auto-rotate: I have it mounted on a wall next to the pantry using a $20 Swivel Tilt Full Motion Articulating mount I bought online. Using the Cozyla features works perfectly in portrait orientation, and watching videos in landscape is awesome. The Negatives: No Automatic Screen Dimming: Because it lacks an ambient light sensor, the display doesn't adjust dynamically to room brightness. It can end up feeling blindingly bright at night or too dim during the day unless you manually set strict timers. I found a timer in the Android settings to shut down and power up the device on a schedule, but I haven’t found any settings to handle some type of scheduled dimming. Maybe there’s a third-party app out there. Fingerprint Magnet: The anti-glare matte finish is great for cutting down glare, but it attracts oil and smudges. I wipe the screen once a day at least, or more if the kids are busy with it. Subpar Screen Resolution: At this hefty price point, not having a 4K display is a real disappointment. While text is readable, photos and interface details lack the razor-sharp crispness expected from a large display. You do have the option of 4K on the 32” model, but I have the 24” model. I don’t have room for the 32”. Underpowered Processor: According to what I found online, the 24” inch model is powered by an entry-level Unisoc T616 chip (featuring two ARM Cortex-A75 cores and six Cortex-A55 cores) paired with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage. The hardware struggles to keep up with the software. You can tell because navigating menus, toggling between dashboard widgets, and launching third-party apps frequently show noticeable lag and stutter. I imagine that as time moves on, the lag and stutter are going to get worse, not better. Button-Only AI Agent: The onboard AI assistant cannot be summoned via hands-free voice commands. You have to physically walk over and tap an on-screen button to trigger it, defeating the convenience of a kitchen smart display. It’s pretty good at understanding and responding with useful information and recommendations, but the response is slow. The voice and cadence are straight from a late 1990s digital text-to-speech recording. Things that could be negatives: No Built-in Camera: For a not-inexpensive, pretty high-end wall-mounted tablet, the absence of a camera limits some possibilities, like family video calls or even presence-based screen wake-up, like my TV and phones now have. However, I have read that some users have connected USB-C web cameras and got them working. I haven’t bought one yet but do plan on it because we like to video chat quite a bit with our relatives. Cable Management Challenges: Hanging a 24-inch board creates a clean look, but dealing with the dangling power cord can be a pain. You have to figure out whether you need one of those plastic on-the-wall wire channels or if you need to route the wire through the wall somehow. It would be easier if the wall outlet brick wasn’t so large or if they used a design where the adapter was flush on the wall. No Major Android OS Upgrade Guarantee: I could not find a published lifecycle timeline or commitment to a specific number of Android platform upgrades for the device. Cozyla does mention free software & feature updates. They are automated rollouts with app improvements, new features (like voice assistant updates and parental controls), and bug fixes. I received one update, if I remember correctly, when I first set up the calendar, but none that I’ve noticed after that. I gave it four stars but probably would have gave it 3.5-3.75 because I really wish it had a nicer screen and faster CPU. Overall, the Cozyla 24" Calendar+2 has a lot of great features for the whole family; it has a beautiful software interface and a total lack of subscription fees. While sluggish navigation, missing light sensors, and lower display resolution prevent it from feeling like a perfect piece of hardware, its flexible family dashboard and open app ecosystem make it a genuinely useful hub for a busy home.