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Lenovo released a new smart clock earlier this year. Just like the original model, it is a small touch screen clock with all the functions of Google Assistant. The original price of Lenovo Smart Clock 2 is 70 US dollars, the price is not cheap, but now you can buy it for only 39.88 US dollars, Lenovo even gave away a free colored smart light bulb. You can even buy one for $24.88.
Lenovo Smart Clock 2 is a small Google Assistant smart speaker equipped with a 4-inch LCD touch screen that can display time, weather, alarm clock and music controls. It can perform all your expectations of a smart speaker with Google Assistant, including streaming music, playing podcasts, telling you the weather, setting reminders, managing your calendar, and more. You can also cast audio to it from an app on your phone or tablet, or you can set it as a Bluetooth speaker through the Google Home app. Check out our complete Lenovo Smart Clock 2 review for more information.
Although Lenovo Smart Clock 2 has a display, its function is different from that of Google Nest Hub or other smart assistant smart displays. You can't watch YouTube on its 4-inch screen (not what you might want, but still so), and you can't check video sources from most security cameras. Also, this is not a smart clock bundle with a charging dock, it usually costs more money and adds a wireless charging pad to the clock.
Wal-Mart sells Smart Clock 2 with Lenovo-branded colorful smart bulbs for US$39.88, but some people have also seen the list price of US$24.88, which may depend on the location. The clock can be used to order online, or if there is a Walmart store near you, there may be an option for free local pickup.
XDA »Newsletter» Buy Lenovo Smart Clock 2 for only $40 ($30 off) and get free light bulbs
Corbin is a technical reporter and software developer in Raleigh, North Carolina. He is also the host of the Tech Tales podcast, which explores the history of the technology industry. Follow him on Twitter @corbindavenport.
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