Reviewers describe Google Calendar as a dependable default that fades into the background because it simply works. They repeatedly praise its clean interface, cross-device syncing, reminders, color-coded organization, shared calendars, and tight links with email, meeting tools, and other apps. Time zone handling stands out as especially strong for scheduling across regions. A few makers, including the team behind
Sunrise, also stress its network effect: most people already use it, so sharing invites and avoiding duplicate calendars is easy. The only specific complaint is limited color options for Google Tasks.
Will be great if it can have more intuitive recommendations based on past meetings/places.
If there is a Skype meeting or a Zoom call, it would be lovely to have an integration (like what they have for Hangouts) instead of having to paste the link in the description. I understand they are competition, but let's face it, many invites on Google Calendar are also for Skype and Zoom meetings, apart from others.
Pros:Clear visual formatting, the time zone provision
Cons:Too much white space, it does not look compact.
I like the new design, nothing too fancy but the bigger grid makes it easier to set new events at overlapping times. Tried to set a reminder for myself to do something, but it took a bit of digging around to find out how to set one. That would be my next biggest wish for GCal.
Pros:easier on the eyes
Cons:reminders still need work
a calendar is use as long as what you see on it helps you to organize better yourself. With this new look and feel, GCal nailed it!
Pros:way better intuitive interface.
Cons:can't find them yet
i Love the new Callender version by google. It’s friendlier, and pretty nice. It’s not perfect yet, but its nice.
Pros:Easier to deal with your events now
Cons:Better colors of choice. Similar iPad version.
Better UI, still some of the same account problems.
Pros:More space
Cons:Better management of multiple identities