I don't need to ask my alarm clock to display directions or song lyrics - I can get those from other places. However, I found that none of this really bothered me. It can't send text messages or check your email. It will display the morning's headlines, but not their accompanying articles or any graphics. It will read you recipes, but won't display the instructions. When you play music, you'll see the song's title with a blurred silhouette of its album cover in the background, but no lyrics.
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When you ask for directions, you'll see an ETA from Google Maps, but not the full directions.
Unlike the Nest Hub, the Smart Clock doesn't display the words you're saying as it hears them, though the Google Assistant icon does appear to indicate that it's listening.
In fact, on the whole, the Smart Clock uses its screen far less than other smart displays do. I want my clock to display the time I don't need it to double as a photo album. But after using it for a few nights, I realized this feature wouldn't serve much of a purpose. When I started testing the Smart Clock, I thought it might be nice to be able to customize the home screen with photos of my own. Unlike the Echo Show and Nest Hub, which are constantly suggesting things I should do with them, I never got the sense that Lenovo's Smart Clock was forcing me to use it. The Clock also has a dark mode ( as everything seems to these days). Another writes out the time (e.g., "twelve thirty") in funky colors and fonts. For example, one face displays the next few hours' weather on a backdrop that matches the forecast. There are around a dozen options, many of which are standard digital or analog clock faces, and many of which are quite creative. Long-press on the screen, and you'll pull up an interface where you can change the screen's design.
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