The Rabbit R1 is an all-in-one AI device that measures 3 x 3 x 0.5 inches, a 2.88-inch LCD display, Wi-Fi and optional 4G LTE, and can let you perform any number of tasks, from identifying objects ...

Rabbit r1 Features : Dimensions: 78mm x 78mm x 13mm / 3in x 3in x 0.5in Weight: 115g Battery Life and Charging Capabilities: 500 cycles > 80% Charging current: 500mA Rate capacity: 1000mAh ...

In the words of an angry Gordon Ramsay, "It's raw!" The Rabbit R1 is like a severely undercooked slab of meat, still oozing blood on the plate, and the chef says, "No, I didn't cook it, but just ...

When people gushed about the Rabbit R1, calling it a "beautiful gadget," I didn't get it — until I saw it with my own eyes. "That bright orange chassis is an eyesore," I thought.

My Rabbit R1 told me that the other day. I was sitting at a table at a cafe on the National Mall in Washington, DC, and I had just picked up this $199 orange rectangle of a gadget and pointed it ...

The R1 was dead by 7 p.m. Rabbit issued a software update on April 30 that was supposed to improve idle battery performance “up to 5x.” It seems to be a bit better, but it’s still not great.

Now that you have the Rabbit R1, your first inclination might be to tap on the 2.88-inch touchscreen to use it. Yet, that’s not what Rabbit is going for with its recently released AI device.

Update: May 1, 2024 (1:01 AM ET): Rabbit has reached out to Android Authority with a statement from its founder and CEO, Jesse Lyu. The statement argues that the R1’s interface is not an app ...

If it seems like the Rabbit R1 could have just been an Android app, guess what — it is! The folks at Android Authority loaded the R1’s launcher on a Pixel 6A.

The Rabbit R1 specifically runs Android 13, according to the metadata for the OTA from v0.8.67 to v0.8.77 of RabbitOS. The security patch level (SPL) of v0.8.77 of RabbitOS is May 2023.