A large wall display that works as a calendar and a photo frame.
The 27" is where this calendar stops being a nice-to-have and starts acting like an actual family command center. It's big enough to read from across an open kitchen, which changes how it gets used, people glance at it from a distance instead of walking up and tapping it every time.
Same two modes as the smaller sizes: Focus mode lays out the calendar, routines, meals and reminders at a glance, and Custom mode turns it into an Android-style dashboard with widgets for weather, the doorbell, music, stocks, whatever you want pinned. At 27 inches, a full week view, the day's chore list, and a meal plan can all sit on screen together without anything feeling squeezed.
The chore-to-points system carries over, and on this size it's genuinely easier for a bigger household, four or five people can each see their own task list laid out clearly instead of scrolling through a cramped column. Parents managing several kids' routines will notice this the most.
Meal planning, a shared grocery list, and Stickies (quick notes with a photo or emoji) all work the same way too, there's just more visual breathing room for a longer grocery list or several pinned reminders at once.
It still works as a no-subscription photo frame through Google Photos, and takes voice commands through "Hey Google." It also connects to Google Home, so a doorbell feed or smart light status can show up right on the calendar without switching apps.
Being the size most likely to hang somewhere visible to guests, the one-swipe privacy cover matters more here than on the smaller models. The anti-glare matte glass is worth noting too if this is going in a bright kitchen or near a window.
All four sizes in the lineup run identical software. The 27" is the practical ceiling if you don't need 4K sharpness, it's the size that makes the most sense for an open kitchen, hallway, or a household where four or more people check the calendar daily. If resolution matters more than price to you, the 27" 4K has the exact same footprint with a sharper panel. If this feels like more screen than you need, the 21.5" covers the same features for less.
Good fit for a busy household where the calendar needs to be legible from a distance, or where several people are adding chores, events, and grocery items throughout the day.
Skip it if you're the only one checking the calendar, or if wall space is tight, the 15.6" or 21.5" will cover the same ground without needing as much room.
| Screen size | 27 inch |
|---|---|
| Display type | LCD, 10-point touch |
| Resolution | 1920 x 1080 (1080p) |
| Aspect ratio | 16:9 |
No. The calendar, chore system, and photo frame mode all work without a monthly fee.
They are the same size and the same features. The 4K version just has a sharper panel, useful mainly for displaying photos.
Yes, the calendar syncs with your existing apps, so changes made on your phone show up on the screen.
Apolosign lists ongoing OS updates as part of owning the device, so it is not a one-and-done screen.
This isn't confirmed on the product listing for this size, so check the box contents before you buy. A separate magnetic mount is also sold for the smaller sizes if you'd rather skip wall mounting.
The 27" 4K has the exact same size and features, just a higher-resolution panel. Worth comparing before you decide.