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The Rabbit R1 gets answers wrong and makes users double-check its work, defeating its purpose.
From current evidence, the Rabbit R1 is a better fit for tinkerers and early adopters than for anyone needing a reliable daily assistant. Its portability and playful design make it fun to handle, and recent updates have improved ease of use and real performance. But weak AI automation, serious privacy concerns, broken customer support, and questionable value for money are hard to overlook.
From current evidence, the Rabbit R1 is a better fit for tinkerers and early adopters than for anyone needing a reliable daily assistant. Its portability and playful design make it fun to handle, and recent updates have improved ease of use and real performance. But weak AI automation, serious privacy concerns, broken customer support, and questionable value for money are hard to overlook.
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The Rabbit R1 gets answers wrong and makes users double-check its work, defeating its purpose.
The Rabbit R1's chat interface is a genuinely horrible interface for conveying information to users.
The Rabbit R1's hardware is unnecessary; it should be an app.
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Customer support is unresponsive.
The Rabbit R1 is an odd-shaped device that does not replace a phone.
The Rabbit R1 initially had privacy issues but an update adds deletion option.
The Rabbit R1 hardcoded Elevenlabs admin keys, exposing TTS history for all users.
The Rabbit R1 is a bad version of the Google app in a plastic case.
Rabbit R1: Horrible After-Sales Support – Still No Refund Weeks After Returning the Product
Customer support is unresponsive and fails to process refunds.
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Customer support does not follow up on issues.
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Device performance has recently improved in meaningful ways.
The Rabbit R1 was just an Android app in a $200M scam
The R1 is slower than using ChatGPT on a phone.
The Rabbit R1 handles private data, which is a privacy concern.