Rabbit R1 18 months later - A Weirdly Useful Distraction-Free Device
I waited 18 months to unbox the Rabbit R1. No sponsor. Just curiosity. This little device was roasted at launch — called a glorified Android app. But I wanted to see for myself: Is it useful? Or just another tech gimmick? I used it for music, quick AI questions, photo filters, and voice customization. And somewhere in between… I started liking it.
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