REVIEW Cozyla · researched November 2026

Cozyla Calendar Plus 2 review

An Android-based family tablet-calendar with rewards included on the Plus line.

Researched, not hands-on tested. We have not used this device. This review is based on the maker's specs, published pricing and public information, as of November 2026. How we review.

The short version

Cozyla splits its range into Neo and Plus models, and that split is the whole story. On a Calendar Plus 2, the rewards, habits and meal tools are described as already included, which makes it a no-required-subscription pick with deep chore tools.

8.8 / 10

EDITORIAL SCORE · our own rating from specs, not a user rating. How it works

Chore & reward features · 35%4.5 / 5
Cost over three years · 25%4.5 / 5
Calendar & app support · 20%4.5 / 5
Hardware & placement · 20%4.0 / 5

Specs and pricing

Cozyla Calendar Plus 2 (15.6") specifications and pricing
Screen15.6" (24" and 32" Plus 2 sizes also sold)
Resolution1080p FHD
PlacementTabletop stand included on the 15.6"; wall options sold
Price (as of Nov 2026)$349.99 (15.6")
SubscriptionOptional Calendar Super, $6.99/month or $69.99/year; Essential features are built in on the Plus line
Chores and rewardsRoutine and chore system with points, reminders and repeat rules; stars and customizable rewards. Included on Plus models.
Calendar synciCloud, Google and Outlook calendars
App supportCozyla+ mobile app; Google Play on-device
Cost over three years$349.99 with no subscription; Super would add about $210 over three years.

PRICES AS OF NOVEMBER 2026 · From Cozyla's store page. Other Cozyla lines (Neo, Plus 3) are priced differently and gate features differently.

Chores and rewards

Cozyla's membership FAQ states that Calendar Plus Series devices already include every Essential feature, among them rewards and habit tracking. The product page lists a routine and chore system with points, reminders and repeat rules, plus dedicated chore widgets on the dashboard. Parental lock is listed as a free feature.

What stands out

  • Chores, routines, rewards and habit tracking listed as included on Plus models
  • Google Play support lets you load other apps
  • Optional Super plan only adds AI and art gallery extras

Trade-offs

  • The cheaper Calendar Neo needs a paid Essential plan for rewards, so the model matters
  • More tablet-like, which may mean more distraction for kids if apps are open
  • Cozyla runs frequent sales, so the sticker price moves

Who it suits

A good fit: Families who want rich chore and reward tools without a subscription, and who like an Android device they can customize.

Probably not: People who want a closed, locked-down screen, or who might buy a Neo expecting Plus features.

Questions

Do I need a Cozyla membership for rewards?

Not on a Calendar Plus Series device. Cozyla's support page says those devices already include every Essential feature. The Calendar Neo does need an Essential plan for rewards.

What does Cozyla Super add?

Cozyla lists an art gallery, a weekly family recap and unlimited AI agent as Super features, at $6.99 per month or $69.99 per year.

Keep reading

Free printable alternativeNot sure you need a device? Try a free printable chore chart from our sister site first.

Sources

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