Ulanzi TC002 Pixbar Smart Pixel Clock II 16 × 52, white

The second generation of the Ulanzi pixel clock expands the display to 16 × 52 pixels — 832 LEDs in total, 3.4× more than the TC001. Sharper type, richer icons and split-screen layouts that show the time, the weather and your follower count at once. It is controlled by an intuitive knob and shortcut buttons, connects to Ulanzi Studio and reaches your smart home over MQTT. The magnetic dock lets you detach the clock and take it anywhere.

A 16 × 52 pixel canvas — 832 LEDs

The TC002 expands the display to 16 × 52 pixels, 832 full-colour LEDs in total — 3.4× more than the first generation. Type is sharper, icons are richer, and split-screen layouts carry more information at a glance. The low, narrow bar fits under a monitor, on a shelf or beside the bed, turning pixels into your desk's own expression rather than one more panel of digits.

Knob and shortcut button control

The knob switches between apps at the same level, a short press enters or exits an app, and a long press opens its functions. A short press of the − and + buttons adjusts the volume, holding them adjusts brightness, and the centre button toggles BUSY mode straight away. Everything is within reach without picking up your phone.

Nine built-in tools for everyday use

More than nine tools come built in: world clock, weather, schedule, focus timer, BUSY mode, scoreboard, stopwatch and a sound-reactive light. Over six social platforms are supported, so follower milestones scroll past in real time, and as many scheduling apps keep your day in view. Which apps are available depends on the firmware version.

PixelGrid and an open ecosystem

In the PixelGrid online studio you can draw your own pixel art, share it freely and download thousands of community creations for free. The clock is built on an open-source GitHub project, so you can write your own app and show it right on the display. MQTT and HTTP connect it to a smart home — lights, air conditioning, water heaters or dishwashers.

Magnetic dock and power

The clock detaches magnetically from its charging dock and works on its own — the 3600 mAh battery lasts up to two hours at maximum brightness. It charges over USB-C or simply by being set back on the dock. A 1/4" thread on the body takes a tripod or a mount. Ulanzi Studio runs on Windows and macOS; the clock connects over 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi and Bluetooth BLE 5.2.