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Dragon Touch review, scored

Budget no-subscription calendar with a 2-year store warranty.

Tech Busy editorial team · Fact-checked · Updated

#4 of 9 brands in Digital Calendars

From the Dragon Touch Family Calendar 15.6″ review · calculated, not lab-tested

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  • Overall 6.8
  • Social 7.1
  • Usability 6.5
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Dragon Touch products

Products listed by Dragon Touch. One has a published Tech Busy score.

Dragon Touch Family Calendar 15.6″Digital calendar · $254.99
6.8/10
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Dragon Touch Digital Calendar 21.5" to 32"
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How the score breaks down

From the review of Dragon Touch Family Calendar 15.6″ · published features and owner comments · not a lab test.

From the review of Dragon Touch Family Calendar 15.6″ · published features and owner comments · not a lab test.

  • Overall6.8
  • Social7.1
  • Usability6.5
How each score was set

Usability 6.5 /10

From published features and owner comments · not a lab test.

Screen and hardware5.0/10
1920x1080 on the 15.6-inch, 32 GB storage, and wall or counter mounting are published; RAM, microphone/camera and dimensions are not.
Calendar sync and included tools8.0/10
iOS, Google and Outlook calendars, chores with star rewards, meals, lists and photos are free; two-way sync not stated.
Warranty and returns6.0/10
Two years on store orders, 30-day returns; buyer pays change-of-mind postage, and replacements after 30 days cost $15 shipping.
Price and subscription8.0/10
$254.99 sale with no plan for core tools; only Magic Import is paid and its price is not shown.
Support and owner reports5.0/10
Phone and email on weekdays; a Reddit buyer's store refund took almost three weeks.

Social 7.1 /10

Average of the independent owner-review sources listed below.

Marketplace reviews8.8/10
Product · 844 reviews · amazon.com
Independent web and YouTube7.6/10
Product · 4 reviews · the-gadgeteer.com, cybernews.com, lifewire.com, parents.com
Reddit5.0/10
Brand-level · 2 reviews · reddit.com

Strengths and drawbacks

Published specs and owner feedback, not a hands-on test.

Strengths

  • Chores, rewards, meals and photos free
  • 2-year warranty on store orders
  • US phone support on weekdays

Drawbacks

  • Return shipping is on you if you change your mind
  • Locked system with no app store
  • A Reddit buyer waited weeks on a store refund

Claims we checked

The published claim, then what we found. Live statuses. How we review

The claim

2-Year Warranty Protection

What we found

Fine print

Two years only for store orders (or registered Amazon orders); otherwise one year.

Source · checked Nov 15, 2026

Questions

From Dragon Touch’s published terms. Not legal advice.

Does Dragon Touch need a subscription?

No for calendar, chores, meals, lists and photos; Magic Import is a paid add-on whose price is not on the product page.

How much is the 15.6-inch Dragon Touch?

$254.99 on sale ($299.99 regular) on dragontouch.com on Nov 15, 2026.

What is the warranty?

One year, extended automatically to two years for orders on dragontouch.com.

How do I reach support?

Email cs@dragontouch.com or phone 1-888-466-9222, Monday-Friday 9-5 Eastern.

About Dragon Touch

Dragon Touch, run in the US by Proexpress Distributor LLC, sells tablets, photo frames and a no-subscription family calendar in six sizes (10.1 to 32 inches) managed through the eCalendar app, from its own store and Amazon.

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Social score

The average of independent owner-review sources (for example Reddit, Trustpilot and store reviews), weighted for volume and recency. A source with too few reviews is listed as “Not enough data” and left out.

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Usability score

Published features and terms (price, renewal, refunds, support and the category’s own criteria), each scored against written anchors. Calculated, not lab-tested.

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