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Rabbit R1 Struggles with Low User Engagement
The Rabbit R1 AI device, launched prematurely in 2024, has seen a significant decline in its user base, with only about 5,000 of the 100,000 units sold being used daily. Despite the initial hype and 16 updates aimed at addressing performance issues, users have criticized the device for its buggy software, limited functionality, and redundancy with smartphone capabilities. Founders acknowledge the challenges faced, with many consumers reportedly reverting to using their phones instead of the R1. The device's promise of an interactive AI experience has been largely unmet, leading to skepticism about the viability of standalone AI gadgets. Rabbit’s upcoming updates may improve the situation, but competition from smartphones with advanced AI features poses a significant threat to the R1's future. The general sentiment suggests that without a compelling use case, the Rabbit R1 may continue to struggle in the market.
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