The claim
1-year warranty
What we found
VerifiedStarts from the ship date; approved claims get a replacement, not a repair.
Free-tier calendar with chores; location and voice cost extra.
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From the Greenlight Family Hub 15.6″ review · calculated, not lab-tested
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From the review of Greenlight Family Hub 15.6″ · published features and owner comments · not a lab test.
From the review of Greenlight Family Hub 15.6″ · published features and owner comments · not a lab test.
From published features and owner comments · not a lab test.
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The claim
What we found
VerifiedStarts from the ship date; approved claims get a replacement, not a repair.
From Greenlight’s published terms. Not legal advice.
No; the free plan includes calendar, photos, chores, lists and star rewards. Family Hub+ is $9.99 a month or $99 a year for AI voice and location features.
$299 without a plan, or $199 bundled with a first year of Family Hub+ on Nov 15, 2026.
Within 30 days of delivery with a free USPS label; plan fees are not refunded after 30 days.
Text 404-974-3024 or call 888-483-2645.
Brand scores out of 10 · See all digital calendars
ApoloSignNo-subscription Android calendars; flexible, but setup takes patience.Greenlight, the kids' debit card and family finance app, launched the Family Hub smart display in 2026 in 10.1-inch (battery) and 15.6-inch (plug-in) sizes. A free plan covers calendar, chores, lists and photos; Family Hub+ adds an AI voice assistant and location safety features.
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