Apolosign publishes its terms more plainly than most brands this size, and it is running two price tiers at once — so the page you land on decides what you pay.
What Apolosign sells, and where it will not ship
Apolosign builds large touchscreens for the household, in three lines. The Digital Calendar is a wall-mounted screen running a shared family schedule, chore chart, rewards system and to-do list. The Smart Portable TV is a battery screen on wheels, built to roll between rooms. The Digital Photo Frame is the cheap end of the catalogue.
Read the delivery terms first, because they rule out a lot of readers. The brand's shipping policy says it flatly: "Currently, we do not ship internationally." Inside the US it also skips Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Guam and some remote mountain areas, refuses P.O. Box addresses, and handles APO/FPO through USPS under restrictions it does not spell out.
Nobody here has hung an Apolosign screen on a wall, so this is not a verdict on the hardware. It is a map of the catalogue and the published terms.
The three choices that move the price
The first is the line. A photo frame starts at $69.90 while the briefcase-style PackGo portable TV is $969 — three different purchases, not three competing options.
The second is size. Inside the calendar line it is the only axis that moves money, because all four versions come in the same four colours — Teak Yellow, Spruce Grey, Black and White — so colour carries no price.
The third is which page you buy from. Apolosign keeps regular list prices on the product pages while running a Halloween promotion on a separate sale page, banner-headlined "Halloween Savings Are Here! TAKE $30 OFF", where several of the same products are cheaper. Those are two parallel tiers with a reason behind them, everyday price and seasonal price, rather than a brand saying two different things. A seasonal tier is temporary by nature, and Apolosign does not publish when it ends.
Prices and specs, line by line
The calendar comes in four versions. On the product pages the ladder reads $279, $379, $579 and $679 from the 15.6-inch up to the 27-inch 4K, against regular prices of $349, $449, $699 and $799. On the sale page the same four sit at $249, $349, $549 and $649. All four sync with Google Calendar, Apple iCloud, Outlook, Yahoo and Cozi, and the app is free on iOS and Android. The 21.5-inch Digital Calendar is the version outside reviewers picked up.
The software terms are the strongest thing the brand publishes. It says the core features — family calendar, chore chart, rewards system, to-do list and photo screensaver — need no subscription and are "free for lifetime." The one paid piece is the AI feature set, an optional subscription whose price appears nowhere on the site.
The portable TVs carry the heavier specs. The 24-inch model lists a 1920x1080 FHD IPS panel, octa-core chip, 16GB of RAM, 128GB of storage, four hours of battery, five wheels, a detachable 8MP camera, Wi-Fi 6 and Android 16 with Google Play, at $619 on its product page and $589 on the sale page. The 32-inch 1080p adds a 10-point touchscreen and a 15000mAh battery rated at six hours, at $719 against $689 on sale. The 32-inch 4K has no separate product-page price — 4K is a variant on the 32-inch listing — and appears on the sale page at $789 against an $899 regular price. The 27-inch PackGo folds into a briefcase with six hours of battery, HDMI and USB-C, and audio the brand calls certified without naming the certifying body, at $969 against $1,099.
Frames are the steady end: the 10.1-inch frame at $69.90, the 10.1-inch Neon at $79 and the 9.7-inch 2K Neon at $89 hold the same price on both tiers, while the 14.1-inch Neon ($129 against $149) and the 15.6-inch FHD ($109.90 against $119.90) appear on the sale page only. Every figure above sits beside a higher regular price that is the brand's own number, and Apolosign never says when or where those applied — read them as framing, not as a measured saving.
Shipping
Shipping is free on every US order with no minimum: the policy says all orders within the delivery range qualify for free standard ground shipping. With no threshold in play, a discount code here cannot drop your order under one and cost you free delivery.
Orders are processed within 24 business hours, Monday to Friday, and delivery runs two to five business days after dispatch via FedEx Ground or USPS Ground Advantage, from the Los Angeles warehouse or a backup depending on stock.
Returns
The window is 30 calendar days from delivery, with no restocking fee. Keep the box: a return must include the original packaging, accessories and documents, and the device has to be factory reset first.
Who pays depends on whose fault it is. Defective, damaged or wrong items get a free prepaid label; a return for personal reasons is at your cost.
One shorter clock runs inside the 30 days: transit damage or a wrong delivery must be reported within 48 hours of receipt, after which the brand handles the exchange at no cost. Returns missing accessories or showing signs of use may be refunded only in part, the policy covers US deliveries only, and the refund itself is promised in "a few business days" with no firmer number.
Warranty: one year, 18 months if you register
The standard warranty is one year from the original purchase date for units bought at apolosign.com or an authorised distributor, covering material and manufacturing defects under normal use with free repair or replacement. The clause worth acting on is the free extension: register at warranty.apolosign.com within 30 days of purchase and you get six extra months at no charge, 18 months in total.
Shipping outside the continental US is at your cost, and the cover does not transfer to a second owner. Misuse, drops, spills, unauthorised modification, third-party accessories and normal wear are excluded. There is also a paid route: three protection plans running one, two or three years, bought at checkout, covering accidental damage, spills, power surges and mechanical failure, with the price shown only during checkout.
Check before you pay
- Shipping is free on every US order with no minimum, so there is no threshold a code can push you under.
- Open the product page and the sale page for the model you want side by side. The sale tier is cheaper on most lines and has no published end date.
- Codes cannot be used on the Service & Repair Payment item: that page states "Discount codes, coupons, or promotional offers cannot be used for this payment item."
- The $20 newsletter discount has no published minimum order, no exclusion list and no expiry, and the brand does not say whether it combines with the seasonal promotion.
- A return for personal reasons is at your cost, and transit damage or a wrong delivery must be reported within 48 hours of receipt.
What Apolosign does not publish
The end date of the Halloween promotion — the most consequential blank on the site, because the seasonal tier is the cheaper of the two.
The price of the AI subscription, the single paid component of an otherwise subscription-free software stack.
Which models qualify for the free six-month warranty extension. The warranty FAQ does not list them, so register anyway and treat the extra six months as unconfirmed for your unit until the brand says otherwise.
What Refer & Earn actually pays. The brand runs the program and says rewards are reviewed monthly and sent by PayPal, but publishes no rate for either side.
Also blank: the cost of the paid protection plans, a firm refund processing time, the body behind the PackGo's certified audio, and whether the regular prices beside every product were ever real selling prices.
Two claims belong in the marketing column. Apolosign describes its calendar in category-topping language without naming any independent award or organisation behind it, and it publishes a comparison against Skylight on its own blog, which is advertising rather than independent assessment. The outside reviews that exist echo the brand's figures and fill none of the gaps in this section.
Who should skip Apolosign
Anyone outside the United States, since the brand states it does not ship internationally — plus anyone in Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Guam or at a P.O. Box.
Anyone who needs firm cover past one year without conditions. The 18-month figure depends on registering inside 30 days and on your model being eligible, which the brand does not list.
Anyone in an all-Apple household who wants certainty before paying. According to Worthflect, Ethan Parker's review says the interface "may feel less simple for people who are not comfortable with Android-style devices", and it tells Apple users to check compatibility first.
Anyone who wants the AI features priced before committing, and anyone who needs the seasonal price to hold, since no end date is published.
Using a discount code at Apolosign
The standing promotion is $20 off for a newsletter signup, live on the 32-inch product page when these terms were read. Nobody here has put it through a live checkout, so it stands as the brand's own advertisement rather than something we have tested.
One exclusion is published in plain text: codes cannot be used on the Service & Repair Payment item. If you are paying for out-of-warranty service, a code will not apply there, and a failure on that page does not mean the code is dead elsewhere.
The two habits that protect you here are checking the product page against the sale page before you pay, and registering the warranty inside the first 30 days. Our Apolosign coupon page lists what is currently live, with the conditions attached.
