A Bluetooth speaker, a clock, an FM radio and a phone stand, all in one small box. That is what TEMPT’s Juggler ClockBeat tries to be. It launched in India on November 4, 2026, at an introductory price of ₹1,599. You can buy it in black or white. TEMPT calls it an all-in-one desk hub, not a rival to regular portable speakers.
What You Get on Your Desk
The front has a digital display that shows the time, the date and the room temperature. There are two separate alarms, so you can set different wake-up times.
The body also has a stand for your phone and a small slot for pens. For music, it has an FM radio, so you do not need your phone to listen to the radio. There is also a microSD card slot for playing songs offline.
It works best on a small study table or a bedside table. It replaces a clock, a phone dock and a radio, plus all their wires. But if you already have a laptop dock or a smart display, this adds very little.
How Does It Sound?
The sound comes from one 57mm speaker with 5W of power. Bluetooth reaches up to 10 metres, says the brand. A built-in mic lets you take calls hands-free.
Think of it as a speaker for you alone, not for a room. It is fine for soft music, podcasts or online lectures at your desk. At this price, most plain Bluetooth speakers put sound first, with bigger boxes or more power. The ClockBeat gives up some bass and loudness to fit in the display, stand and clock.
Battery Life
FoneArena lists the specs. The battery is 1,500 mAh. TEMPT says music plays for up to 6.5 hours at 70 per cent volume, and 5 hours at full volume. Used only as a clock, it can last up to 40 hours.
It charges through a USB Type-C port and takes about 4 hours to fill up. FoneArena also says the body is ABS plastic, weighs 456 grams and has IPX4 protection against splashes.
Six and a half hours will cover a short study session, but not a full 8 to 10 hour day. And since it takes about 4 hours to charge, it spends almost as long charging as it does playing loud music. So the smart way to use it is to keep it plugged into a USB adapter. The battery then works as a backup for your alarm and clock.
Is It Worth It?
The ClockBeat will not win any awards for sound. Its idea is to save space by putting five things in one ₹1,599 package.
It suits students, people working from home, and anyone who wants a tidier bedside table. Skip it if you already own a digital clock, or if you want strong bass, loud sound and a long battery. It is a handy desk helper that also plays music, not a main speaker for music fans.
