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Cozyla Calendar Plus Max: This TV-Size Home Display Wants to Run Your Life for You

I've never seen a smart display quite so large and in charge as this CES model.

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Tyler Lacoma Editor / Home Security and Smart Home
Tyler has worked on, lived with and tested all types of smart home and security technology for over a dozen years, explaining the latest features, privacy tricks, and top recommendations. With degrees in Business Management, Literature and Technical Writing, Tyler takes every opportunity to play with the latest AI technology, push smart devices to their limits and occasionally throw cameras off his roof, all to find the best devices to trust in your life. He always checks with the renters (and pets) in his life to see what smart products can work for everyone, in every living situation. Living in beautiful Bend, Oregon gives Tyler plenty of opportunities to test the latest tech in every kind of weather and temperature. But when not at work, he can be found hiking the trails, trying out a new food recipe for his loved ones, keeping up on his favorite reading, or gaming with good friends.
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Tyler Lacoma
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A Calendar Max Plus smart display shows security feeds in a living room.

Cozyla's smart display promises extra-large features. 

 Cozyla

Cozyla's smart display at CES 2026 is unlike any I've seen before. Easily outpacing the extra-large Amazon Echo Show 21, the Calendar Plus Max display clocks in at 55 inches, which is as large as a household TV but with a fully operable touchscreen made to work with the smart home. It's also on wheels, letting you reposition the screen to whatever room you want.

Behind that massive screen, this device does what smaller smart displays do, offering familiar features like video chats and connections to security cameras for viewing live feeds. The large model has no problem showing multiple cameras at the same time without sacrificing detail -- with a caveat. I don't have a lot of info on what security platforms the screen works with yet (although Nest is likely), which is an important detail that could make or break this feature.

As the name suggests, the Calendar Plus Max also serves as a big ol' calendar. It works with common calendars from Google, Apple and other platforms, but it expands capabilities with add-ons like digital sticky notes, reminders and task lists, meal plans, homework check-ins and compatible virtual lessons, vacation itineraries and more. Basically, it wants to be the center of all your home planning, combining multiple planning functions in one hub that anyone at home can update at a moment's notice.

The Calendar Max smart display showing a family's schedule.

Cozyla wants this to be a hub for all your family scheduling. 

 Cozyla

As you'd hope, the Calendar Plus Max can also function as a TV, streaming shows as well as fitness app routines for your in-home yoga center. (I'm only slightly jesting, as this model looks like it could have plenty of commercial applications, too.) Switch to the video chat settings, and you can use Zoom, FaceTime or other apps to get a very, very large video call with whomever you want.

This isn't the first time I've seen a smart display on wheels, but they haven't really caught on yet. You have to worry about it scratching the floor or banging into walls, not to mention what happens when a wild elbow or child runs into it. But maybe making the screen even larger will help out -- I just hope we get to try the Calendar Plus Max out around the office or kitchen sometime soon. Cozyla isn't giving out any release date details quite yet. Â