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Nextbit Robin Factory Unlocked GSM Smartphone - Midnight
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About Nextbit Robin Factory Unlocked GSM Smartphone
Product Description Meet Robin, the First Android phone that makes running out of space history. With the cloud integrated into Android OS, your onboard storage is merged with the cloud, so you always have the space you need. Robin seamlessly backs up your apps and photos, intelligently archives the stuff you're not using, and easily restores items when you need them. Robin is designed to Stand out. It's simple and distinct in form and function: every port, button, and sensor is thoughtfully placed and easy to use. For example, why have two buttons when one makes more sense? press the power button, leave your finger there for a Split second, and Robin is unlocked. It's simple, the power button is a fingerprint sensor too. From the Manufacturer $1,362,343 raised with 3,611 backers. Every Detail Matters Everything about the design is carefully planned to create harmony and balance. Square sides make Robin easy to grip while gently rounded edges are comfortable in your hand. Robin’s weight is balanced so it always stays centered in your palm. Room to Grow By merging the cloud and onboard storage, Robin seamlessly backs up your apps and photos, intelligently archives the stuff you’re not using, and easily restores items when you need them. Thinking Ahead Months before you ever run out of storage, Robin anticipates you’ll need more space and continually syncs your apps and photos. Gone but Not Lost When you need space, Robin archives the things you use least, so you always have space for what you want most. Back in a Flash In just a click any app restores just where you left off. The same is true for every photo you’ve ever taken. Don’t Just Take Our Word "Robin is a fantastic phone for someone who wants something that’s unique and well-designed, someone who takes a ton of photos, and/or someone who loves playing a lot of mobile games (and doesn’t want to delete anything to make room for more.)” - Nicole Nguyen, Buzzfeed. “I really think the Robin has enough style and familiarity to be the tempting force that moves some lifelong iOS users towards an affair with Android.” - Lucas Matney, TechCrunch. “The Nextbit Robin delivers a different, yet familiar smartphone experience. The outside is unlike almost anything you’ll likely see on the street today.” - Samuel Gibbs, The Guardian. About the Startup Describe your product in 3 words. You’ll stand out How did you come up with the idea for this product? We got fed up. We had all been in the smartphone world since the early days, and we missed the feeling of excitement and innovation. Instead of originality and big changes, everyone has been copying features and phone designs from each other the past few years. Everything is incremental now, but there is so much more that can be done. Big things. So we designed the Nextbit OS to take Android to the next level and show the possibilities of a cloud connected future. And we designed Robin as a phone that would stand out from the crowd. ¶ What makes your product special? You don’t run out of storage. By merging cloud and onboard storage, Robin seamlessly backs up your apps and photos. When you need space it intelligently archives the stuff you’re not using. And if you ever want anything back you can easily restore items when you need them. Robin does this all automatically, so you never have to worry. And Robin does this in a way that won’t drain your battery or eat up your wireless data. Plus, it looks pretty great. What has been the best part of your startup experience? What people say when they see Robin, not just back on Kickstarter, but now every day in people’s hands has blown us away. We set out to build a phone that we’d be proud to use, something that wasn’t just great software or specs, but truly different design. Being a startup means we didn’t have to make the usual compromises that older brands face
