Walmart has Lenovo Smart Clock 2+ Lenovo Smart Color Bulb (ZA970062US) on sale for $24.88. Shipping is free with Walmart+ (free 90-day trial) or on orders of $35 or more.
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Walmart has Lenovo Smart Clock 2+ Lenovo Smart Color Bulb (ZA970062US) on sale for $24.88. Shipping is free with Walmart+ (free 90-day trial) or on orders of $35 or more.
Thanks community member Player_89 for sharing this deal.
Model: Lenovo Smart Clock Gen 2 - Grey + Color Smart Bulb
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I have 1st Gen Essential and this Smartclock 2nd Gen (apparently, different family/lineup), got them both when they were on sale in-store. I prefer the 1st Gen Essential because:
* Built-in Light
* Built-in USB port
* Better speaker volume control (1st Gen smoothly goes louder/quieter, 2nd gen jumps really loud)
* Smaller footprint
The 2nd Gen plus point is it has better screen (can display photos, clock faces). This is pretty cool if you like pretty photos, so if this your deciding factor, then go for 2nd Gen.
I haven't explored whether both gens can have/save "local alarms" but for my use case, my alarms are internet-dependent. Which means without internet, it goes down too! I am not bothered by it, but if you are, then it might be a deal breaker.
Major plus factor for me is the fact that I use this as a "Family Bell". Another use case is, it also works as broadcast system i.e. "I am almost home, open the door as I have lots of groceries". Since I have all rooms covered, no matter where my kids are, they can hear me.
I am not sure if you can use it like a two-way intercom, but I don't have the Mics turned on these, I have the physical mic button on off as I don't really like these devices always hearing our conversation.
I have 11 of these, 1 in each room, living room, media room, kitchen, garage, play room, fun room, master bedroom, bath 1, bath 2, bath 3, bath 4. scattered across all 2 floors with one Wireless Access Point and they have all been solid (no disconnect). They all reside in my IoT VLAN among other smart bulbs (>10), smart outlets (>10), streaming players, and a few IoT devices (>10).
At this price, I think this is pretty solid with a free smart bulb.
There aren't enough volume steps. It goes from being too quiet to too loud with one step up in volume.
There's no battery backup. If power is out when your alarm is supposed to go off, you are SOL. I bought a cheap LED alarm clock 20 years ago that had battery backup.
It's not that smart.
Someone disassembled one in a video, and apparently it has a camera in it.
good to know. the volume is a dealbreaker for me. i like to have an alarm that goes from silent to audible very slowly so i hear it when im naturally half awake anyways. (non rem i believe).
but if i were to continue to use my phone as an alarm... does anyone know if this bulb can be set up to simulate daylight? slowly brighten like the sun is coming up? i hear that can help you wake up during the dark winter months.
Bought this a week ago. It picks up "okay Google" better than my other smart devices. Screen is sharp. Clock overall is easy to use. Music doesn't sound amazing but that's not what they're aiming for.
Overall, a reliable, easy to use device.
The bulb is a bulb. I think it has less color options than other smart bulbs but it was easy to set up and link to my Google Home app.
Okay, maybe I'm out of the loop, but Walmart is charging me $5.99 to pick this up at the store because I haven't met a $35 minimum order total?
They're charging money now just to pick it up in the store? Am I reading this right???
It did that for me last time when I chose a specific time. I think you should be able to get free pickup if you don't choose a specific time. There should be an option for pick up any time after x time
Bought this a week ago. It picks up "okay Google" better than my other smart devices. Screen is sharp. Clock overall is easy to use. Music doesn't sound amazing but that's not what they're aiming for.
Overall, a reliable, easy to use device.
The bulb is a bulb. I think it has less color options than other smart bulbs but it was easy to set up and link to my Google Home app.
I will agree with this. I got two last time. This works better than my google minis. I use it as a clock and to listen to the radio when I go to bed. Has been working flawlessly for me. The bulb was also easy to link up and install and works like a charm. I have no complaints.
It is if you have other smart devices, such as light bulbs, a sound system or TV. I had the generation before this, until I got a Google Nest Hub. It worked well. It's super convenient to be able to tell it to turn your stuff on and off.
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* Built-in Light
* Built-in USB port
* Better speaker volume control (1st Gen smoothly goes louder/quieter, 2nd gen jumps really loud)
* Smaller footprint
The 2nd Gen plus point is it has better screen (can display photos, clock faces). This is pretty cool if you like pretty photos, so if this your deciding factor, then go for 2nd Gen.
I haven't explored whether both gens can have/save "local alarms" but for my use case, my alarms are internet-dependent. Which means without internet, it goes down too! I am not bothered by it, but if you are, then it might be a deal breaker.
Major plus factor for me is the fact that I use this as a "Family Bell". Another use case is, it also works as broadcast system i.e. "I am almost home, open the door as I have lots of groceries". Since I have all rooms covered, no matter where my kids are, they can hear me.
I am not sure if you can use it like a two-way intercom, but I don't have the Mics turned on these, I have the physical mic button on off as I don't really like these devices always hearing our conversation.
I have 11 of these, 1 in each room, living room, media room, kitchen, garage, play room, fun room, master bedroom, bath 1, bath 2, bath 3, bath 4. scattered across all 2 floors with one Wireless Access Point and they have all been solid (no disconnect). They all reside in my IoT VLAN among other smart bulbs (>10), smart outlets (>10), streaming players, and a few IoT devices (>10).
At this price, I think this is pretty solid with a free smart bulb.
edit note: made change to Essential vs 1st Gen
They're charging money now just to pick it up in the store? Am I reading this right???
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There's no battery backup. If power is out when your alarm is supposed to go off, you are SOL. I bought a cheap LED alarm clock 20 years ago that had battery backup.
It's not that smart.
Someone disassembled one in a video, and apparently it has a camera in it.
but if i were to continue to use my phone as an alarm... does anyone know if this bulb can be set up to simulate daylight? slowly brighten like the sun is coming up? i hear that can help you wake up during the dark winter months.
Total after tax: $26.93
Thanks OP!
Overall, a reliable, easy to use device.
The bulb is a bulb. I think it has less color options than other smart bulbs but it was easy to set up and link to my Google Home app.
They're charging money now just to pick it up in the store? Am I reading this right???
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Overall, a reliable, easy to use device.
The bulb is a bulb. I think it has less color options than other smart bulbs but it was easy to set up and link to my Google Home app.
Alarm does not work without wifi.
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