Smart Clock with the Google Assistant

The clock works good it is touch screen and voice activated with Google so it's just like a Google home mini speaker with a display. I do love that you can voice activate the snooze for however long you want just by saying the time to the clock .

I Love, it replaced my Google Mini and an alarm clock that I never liked.

Very good quality, works well with Google voice, can understand different voices, speaker sounds very nice. Just that I struggle a bit sometimes with the youtube music on it. But all in all love the clock a little small but it does the job.

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Helps to wake me up better than my old alarm clock. It gives the weather forecast and plays music. I like that I can choose different alarm sounds to wake to. I also like that it automatically dims at night and there's no unnecessary light to interfere with my sleep.

Does the job of acting like a Google home puck + clock put together. Audio quality really poor on the speakers, though, so do not expect much if you want it to play music often.

Executive summary: I bought this on sale at a deep discount. For that price it's a great value. At list, not quite as good. Wait for a sale. It's a solid internet clock radio with an unobtrusive but completely legible display. Sound quality is as good as a good Bluetooth speaker this size. Chromecast audio capability is a plus. It looks good on a night stand. I live in an area where radio reception is terrible. You need an external antenna that's bigger than standard equipment. I prefer a radio to an alarm. This is the best solution I've found so far. I have no interest whatsoever in smart devices. It's a technology that is not ready for general use. You have to learn a new language to use them because they don't recognize language, only sounds. To initiate any function you have to memorize an exact arbitrary sequence of words. I use this as an alarm and a bedside speaker. I looked up the command for setting a radio alarm. I read it to the device. It worked. If I need to change the time I'll look up the command again. The good: You can turn off the microphone. The device makes a solid network connection. If you want them it has all of the normal functions of a Google smart device. Alarm performance has been very reliable through the radio app it uses. The sound quality is very good for the slightly under 2" speaker with a passive radiator. It sounds like the audio is filtered to block the frequencies the speaker can't reproduce. It's much better than the Echo Show 8 I tried, which sounds like a 1940s juke box. The Chromecast feature makes up for the lack of a line in jack. It makes it a decent bedside speaker for low volume music, as good or better than most Bluetooth speakers its size. The display is simple and offers a reasonable array of choices. Unlike some other devices it displays no "suggestions" or ads. The touch screen allows you to tweak the basic settings without memorizing voice commands. You can stop or snooze the alarm by touching the screen. The bad: It has no audio in or out jacks. The sound is what's built in. It's a smart display with all of the inherent disadvantages of one. The caveat: Last year I bought one of these and had to return it because it couldn't maintain a wifi connection reliably. This seems to be a problem with some of these. The one I'm using works fine. YMMV.