美国海淘    Nextbit Robin 3GB+32GB 无锁智能手机约￥1670

ter almost another month and still nothing from Nextbit I ordered an Orzly Fusion case that had just become available on Amazon. Thinking finally my patience had paid off I put in my (cut) T-Mobile SIM card and the phone refused to recognize it. I contacted Nextbit who suggested buying a new SIM card. I did, and that seems to have fixed that problem. After using my Robin for several days I noticed I had an issue with the screen not coming on when the power button was pushed. Again I contacted Nextbit who said this was a known issue that would be resolved with the Android 6.01 update being pushed out in April. The update was released on schedule but failed to resolve the problem.(Update 1) Thanks to Sarah F. at Nextbit I received my replacement Robin promptly. I’ve been using it now for about 2 weeks and have not experienced either of the issues I had previously. I did however have a problem sending/receiving SMS at first but, resetting the Access Point Names resolved it. On T-Mobile a MMS/WiFi bug seems to exist but I found a workaround by switching my default messaging app to Textra that supports “T-Mobile WiFi calling fix” in MMS settings.(Update 2) The June update was just released which address the issue with volume levels and the “snap crackle pop” from the speakers you would sometimes hear (varied based on sound/music type). It has taken a while to convince me, but with this latest update and recent sales promotions (I paid more as a Kickstarter backer) I would recommend Robin to anyone who: (1) are moderate phone users (my battery lasts all day), (2) hate pre-installed bloatware on their phones, (3) believe timely Android updates are important, (4) have an interest in flashing custom ROMs like Cyanogenmod, (5) appreciate an active community of employee/end-user support.I believe the Nextbit team should be commended for all the hard work on delivering a crowd supported phone more/less on schedule, with the promised features intact, and for their customer service efforts. The Android 6.01 update has fixed the slow camera which was the most common complaint with the initial release and also confirmed Nextbit’s commitment to timely Android updates. Now that Nexbit’s terrible twos are behind them I believe consumers buying a Robin now are more likely to have a positive experience then early backers.

that can do the basics (email, internet, news, some apps, reddit...) without slowing down. Sure it doesn't have the best camera, the best battery life, or even the fastest phone. But for $170 why are we even trying to make comparisons to $600 phones? This is serious quality right here.Pros:- Fast, at least to me. My old phone started going to a crawl. I haven't noticed any slow downs.- Fingerprint scanner. This is neat. It's fast and works well.- NO BLOATWARE. This phone is SLEEK, hardware and software wise. Very minimal in both regards. And I love me some minimalism.Cons:- Battery life is alright, but this phone has Quickcharging and I always have a portable battery so no issue.- Camera is alright, but I don't take that many phone photos and I have a DSLR if needed. But for the price it's a decent camera.