The sharpest screen in the lineup, with the same two modes underneath.
This is the 27" calendar with a sharper panel underneath it, same size, same software, just a 4K display instead of 1080p. The difference shows up most when it's displaying a photo rather than a calendar grid, text and icons look fine on either version.
The two-mode setup is identical to the rest of the lineup. Focus mode keeps the calendar, routines, meals and reminders front and center, Custom mode turns the screen into an Android-style dashboard built from widgets you choose. At this size, a full week view and the day's chores fit comfortably side by side.
Chores still convert to points here, which matters more the bigger the household gets, each person can see their own list clearly instead of scrolling past everyone else's. Meal planning, a shared grocery list, and Stickies for quick reminders all work the same way too.
Where the 4K panel actually earns its price is photo display. Switch it to photo frame mode (through Google Photos, no subscription needed) and a sharper screen means less softness on detailed shots, something the standard 1080p panel can't quite match at this size.
It responds to "Hey Google" for voice control and connects to Google Home, so a doorbell feed or smart light status can show up without leaving the calendar screen. Google's Gemini AI chat is also built in for quick questions.
The anti-glare matte finish is worth calling out specifically here, Apolosign leads with it in the product listing for this model, which suggests the 4K panel can be a little more reflective without it. If this is going somewhere with bright, direct light, that finish is doing real work.
This sits at the top of the lineup alongside the standard 27", same screen size and features, different panel. If photo display matters to you, the sharper resolution is the reason to pick this one over the regular 27". If the calendar view is what you'll actually use day to day, the standard 27" covers the same ground for less and comes in more color options.
Good fit if you'll use the photo frame mode regularly, or you just want the sharpest panel available in this size.
Skip it if the calendar and chore features are the main draw, the standard 27" delivers the same functionality at a lower price.
| Screen size | 27 inch |
|---|---|
| Display type | LCD, 10-point touch |
| Resolution | 3840 x 2160 (4K) |
| Aspect ratio | 16:9 |
No. The calendar, chore system, and photo frame mode all work without a monthly fee.
Same size and features, the only difference is the display resolution, 4K here versus 1080p on the standard model.
This model is available in Dark Oak only, the other sizes in the lineup offer more finish choices.
Yes, the calendar syncs with your existing apps, so changes made on your phone show up on the screen.
This isn't confirmed on the product listing for this size, so check the box contents before you buy if a desktop stand matters to you.
If photo display isn't a priority, the standard 27" has the exact same features for less, and comes in more color options.