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expiredNavy_Blue posted Dec 24, 2021 2:17 PM
Lenovo Smart Clock 2 + Lenovo Smart Color Bulb Bundle
$25
$70
64% off
Walmart
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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.
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About this Product:
- Lenovo Smart Clock 2
- 4" color touch LCD, works with Google Photos
- Quickly set up morning and night routines
- Stream cameras, control 50,000+ smart devices
- Play music, audiobooks, radio & podcasts
- Ask Google to check weather, schedules, etc.
- Lenovo Smart Color Bulb, Wi-Fi, A19, 800 Lumen (60 Watt Equiv.)
- Adjustable color, temperature and brightness
- Ability to manage multiple bulbs simultaneously
- Customizable "modes" for different occasions
- Type: A19 Type / Base: E26
- Color Temperature: RGB + 2700 - 6500K (Color/Warm White/Cool White, Tunable)
- Over 13 Year lifespan
- Works with the Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa
Editor's Notes
Written by SubZero5 | Staff- About this deal:
- This price matches a previous Frontpage Deal that earned over +130 thumbs up from the Slickdeals community.
- About this product:
- This has a 4 out of 5 star overall rating based on 70+ reviews.
- About this store:
- See the Walmart returns page for returns information.
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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.
About this Product:
Thanks community member Player_89 for sharing this deal.
About this Product:
- Lenovo Smart Clock 2
- 4" color touch LCD, works with Google Photos
- Quickly set up morning and night routines
- Stream cameras, control 50,000+ smart devices
- Play music, audiobooks, radio & podcasts
- Ask Google to check weather, schedules, etc.
- Lenovo Smart Color Bulb, Wi-Fi, A19, 800 Lumen (60 Watt Equiv.)
- Adjustable color, temperature and brightness
- Ability to manage multiple bulbs simultaneously
- Customizable "modes" for different occasions
- Type: A19 Type / Base: E26
- Color Temperature: RGB + 2700 - 6500K (Color/Warm White/Cool White, Tunable)
- Over 13 Year lifespan
- Works with the Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa
Editor's Notes
Written by SubZero5 | Staff- About this deal:
- This price matches a previous Frontpage Deal that earned over +130 thumbs up from the Slickdeals community.
- About this product:
- This has a 4 out of 5 star overall rating based on 70+ reviews.
- About this store:
- See the Walmart returns page for returns information.
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Model: Lenovo Smart Clock Gen 2 - Grey + Color Smart Bulb
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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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Would buy it again
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.
No battery backup does suck. I think the clock would restore time/settings from network on a loss and gain of power. But - if your alarm was scheduled to go off during that outage - SOL.
I still like it - mainly because how dim it gets in a dark room. I thought that was an issue with the essential version. That the display was too bright?
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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
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No battery backup does suck. I think the clock would restore time/settings from network on a loss and gain of power. But - if your alarm was scheduled to go off during that outage - SOL.
I still like it - mainly because how dim it gets in a dark room. I thought that was an issue with the essential version. That the display was too bright?
They're charging money now just to pick it up in the store? Am I reading this right???
That being said, these are great as alarm clocks, or to replace a basic Google speaker if you don't mind trading the audio quality for a small screen.
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If I get this one for my side of the bed, how do you keep your voice from activating both alarms?
Also, one reason I haven't ditched the old-school clock radio is that I like to wake up a particular sports talk radio station. Can I still wake up to that stream?
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