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LaMetric TIME LM 37X8 Wi-Fi Clock

LaMetric TIME LM 37X8 Wi-Fi Clock

$199.99

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LaMetric TIME LM 37X8 is an indoor Wi-Fi clock with a 37 x 8 LED display, built-in Clock, Weather, Radio, Timer, and Stopwatch apps, plus Bluetooth music streaming and notifications. It is for people who consider a regular clock suspiciously underemployed.

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At a glance

One-line verdict

This smart clock turns timekeeping into a tiny pixelated information desk, provided your Wi-Fi is 2.4 GHz and your bedside table can tolerate another cable.

Best for

Desk-dwellers and smart-home tinkerers who want glanceable time, weather, alerts, and counters in one deliberately nerdy little display.

Skip it if

Skip it if you need a battery-powered clock, use only 5 GHz Wi‑Fi, or want your alarm clock to perform the radical task of just showing the time.

The full picture

A normal clock has one job: report the time before you make coffee and attempt to become a person. LaMetric TIME LM 37X8 looks at that modest assignment and adds weather, timers, radio, stopwatch duties, smartphone notifications, music streaming, and social media counters. This is plainly unnecessary. That is also very much the point.

We think it earns its desk space because the format is unusually legible: a long 37 x 8 LED display for text and numbers, plus an 8 x 8 color section on the left for pixel-based visual cues. It can show Latin, Cyrillic, and Japanese characters and supports marquee scrolling, so it is built to communicate more than the usual glowing accusation that it is 2:14 a.m. again.

The manufacturer lists Clock, Weather, Radio, Timer, and Stopwatch apps, while the selected listing also calls out alarm-clock and social-counter functions. That makes this a useful complementary pick for a home office, kitchen counter, or nightstand where a phone is technically nearby but is also one notification away from turning a two-minute task into forty minutes of nonsense.

There is some setup bureaucracy, because of course the clock needs a smartphone for configuration and relies on 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi. Still, the actual object remains pleasingly focused: a small indoor display measuring 20.1 x 6.1 x 3.6 cm, with automatic brightness adjustment, Bluetooth 4.0, two built-in speakers, and a wired audio-out option. It is a clock for people who have looked at a clock and thought, “Could this also quietly monitor the collapse of my attention span?”

The Irresistible

  • The 37 x 8 LED display combines a white text area with an 8 x 8 color section, making room for time plus pixel-art-style information rather than merely larger digits.
  • Clock, Weather, Radio, Timer, and Stopwatch are listed built-in apps, so the device has useful jobs ready before anyone begins the inevitable app-configuration rabbit hole.
  • Bluetooth 4.0 supports music streaming and smartphone notifications, while the selected listing includes social media counter functionality for anyone who has made numbers on the internet part of their décor.

The Clever Part

  • An ambient-light sensor and automatic brightness adjustment are built in, so brightness can adjust automatically rather than remain a fixed setting.
  • The 19.5 x 4.2 cm screen area sits in a 20.1 x 6.1 x 3.6 cm device, a compact footprint for a desk, shelf, or nightstand.
  • Two built-in 2 W stereo speakers are included, and the 3.5 mm stereo output allows connection to external speakers; the audio cable is not included.
  • The box includes a 1.5 m USB cable and a power adapter with EU, US, and UK plugs, which is refreshingly less scavenger-hunt-like than many gadgets.

The Fine Print

  • Configuration requires an iPhone with iOS 10.0 or later or an Android phone with Android 5.0 or later, because even a clock now expects onboarding.
  • It needs 5 V DC at 2 A through an external power adapter, so this is a plugged-in display rather than a clock you casually move around the room.

The Reality Check

  • LaMetric TIME supports 802.11 b/g/n 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi only; a 5 GHz-only network is a hard stop.
  • It is intended for indoor use only, so this is not the patio, garage, or camping-clock solution.

Buyer questions answered

Is the LaMetric TIME Wi-Fi Clock a smart home clock?

Yes. The LaMetric TIME LM 37X8 is listed as a Wi-Fi clock for smart home use and connects through 802.11 b/g/n 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi networks.

Does the LaMetric TIME Wi-Fi Clock display weather?

Yes. Weather is one of the manufacturer-listed built-in apps, alongside Clock, Radio, Timer, and Stopwatch.

Does the LaMetric TIME Wi-Fi Clock work as a digital alarm clock?

Yes. The selected listing identifies it as a digital alarm clock.

Can the LaMetric TIME Wi-Fi Clock show social media counters?

Yes. The selected listing identifies social media counter display as a feature.

Does the LaMetric TIME Wi-Fi Clock have a Bluetooth speaker?

Yes. It supports Bluetooth 4.0 for music streaming and has two built-in 2 W stereo speakers; it also has a 3.5 mm stereo output for external speakers.

What is the LaMetric TIME Wi-Fi Clock display size?

The LED display has a 37 x 8 white display area, with an 8 x 8 color section on the left; the screen area measures 19.5 x 4.2 cm.