rabbit r1 - 5 Unique & Interesting Things To Try

This video was made in partnership with rabbit.

This is the rabbit r1 and it is totally different from any other device I ever reviewed. Rather than an app based OS like your phone, this is an AI-first piece of hardware that interacts with what rabbit calls a large action model. I’ve been playing around with this for just over a day now and I found 5 really cool examples of things this can do that make it unique, interesting, and potentially a part of the future.

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Please comment below with any questions you might have. Thank you all for watching! I appreciate you!

[MikeOBrienMedia]

This video was made in partnership with rabbit.
The video is an optimist's perspective and demonstration of what this device can do well at launch. Where do you think this technology will be in the future?

[Cyba_IT]

Appreciate you not cutting the pause after asking the questions like many other YouTubers have done.

[amigaworkbench]

This functionality will probably be in smartphones next year...

[perrochandoso]

Yet another sponsored review. It’s an absolute shame that companies are allowed to release half-baked products to the marketplace and sell based on the promise of what their product is “going to be” rather than what it actually is and offers. These devices are a prime example of tech companies taking advantage of the hype created on social media while leveraging attractive design. Shoppers in our era are making uneducated decisions based solely on looks. Shame on you dude.

[ichthyander]

Solid effort from the maker. I wonder though if this whole product could be an app on a phone.

[josephhodge]

Hoping you can pass this along to rabbit. As a blind user, I had high hopes for this device as it’s something that could be really useful in my day-to-day life! The fact that they don’t have any accessibility settings for a screen reader made me sad. As there’s no way I can set this up myself from scratch which is the reason I want it! My phone android etc. already have this built-in Because we fought that fight.

[DevinJames]

Solid review; I recently got one and I’m just gonna give it and the company time. It’s a whole new thing; people gotta adjust lol or get left behind.

[MrHappyZorro]

I got mine and enjoy it as a cute buddy. Totally a rabbit. Thanks for the good usage information.

[RMILLSMMA]

Sorry man soon as I see a sponsored 'review' I tap out. Nothing personal. 😂

[gotaku]

this is the first video that i feel captures the actual color

[jjasper]

They were some great examples, very clever stuff. I did see another review highlighting how with confidence it misidentified a plant. But being able to make a spreadsheet from a picture, and interact with the device like that is amazing, will be picking one up as soon as possible.

[rudolf.szatlmayer]

Hi, does it support local languages? I can talk to it in my language or only in English. What happens if you try to speak in some unsupported language?

[Peterstarzynskitech]

This thing is doing what the Humane AI is doing, but seemingly better.

[KURTISDOTKOM]

Very useful for children as a homework helper or even university or at work etc

[albatross]

How do scam companies decide to reach random sell outs to shill for them? How did they know you would do it? Or was it you who reached out to them?

[jackc.]

I don’t comment often. But the reason why I bought it is, because it brings competition to the pool. How long have your phones been able to do this? A time! but it seems like, by us, the user putting more pressure on strictly AI devices like this, it is going to drive the development for the end user. My favourite aspect and the biggest I am excited about is the teaching mode. (which is still in its infancy stages) but I think will be the most valuable feature that will change the hearts of people. Just my 2 cents.

[yakityyob]

Thanks for offering a positive explanation of the device! All that we are hearing is how bad it is... This is a refreshing look at something that IS NOT a phone and shouldn't be compared to a phone. Many of us are going through a digital detoxification process, meaning we're taking action against our addiction to smartphones. However, this device compliments the minimalism factor that goes with detoxification. Thanks for offering a different perspective. It was honestly refreshing to hear something positive about this device. Thanks.

[moldytexas]

The only good reason why I'm seeing anyone would go for this is if they'd not want to pay $20 per month for their phone to do 80% of thid does, and instead pay a $200 one time fee for all of the multimodal capabilities, PLUS get some of the action model features that phones aren't getting until next year at the very least.

Honestly, even I'd pay $200 for this over a $20+/month subscription.

[jacobileoo]

ayeee i saw that aaron may on ur playlist

this brother is cultured

[stanthefeline]

First, I didn't realize AI could already analyze mathematical graphs for you. Or is it cued by the text around that graph? It looks very useful, at least for students. Second, this nostalgic design might actually have a market. It reminds me of my old Phillips mp3 player. On the other hand, unlike our generation, the younger generations already grow up with smartphones. I'm interested in knowing what kind of extra value this brings to them. Fashion also counts.