The first batch of Doubao phones has sold out

Fast Technology reported that Doubao Mobile has quickly become the focus of the market due to its deeply integrated AI capabilities. It uses AI as the core entry point at the system level to achieve cross-application operation and subvert the traditional APP usage mode.

Specifically, the Doubao phone can understand user intent and perform complex tasks, such as comparing prices and ordering takeout, leading the mobile phone industry into a new era of deep AI integration. As a result, the phone attracted widespread attention upon its release and sold at a premium on secondhand trading platforms, becoming extremely popular.

Due to supply falling short of demand, Doubao Mobile Assistant issued an official statement saying that Doubao Mobile Assistant has received widespread attention from all sectors of society, and everyone’s enthusiasm has exceeded our expectations. The M153 mobile phones that our partner Nubia originally produced in small quantities based on the technology preview are now completely unable to meet the application requirements for F codes.

Doubao officially stated that the application for F-codes has been closed. Friends who have already received F-codes are requested to place their orders as soon as possible within the validity period. We will coordinate the delivery as soon as possible. The first batch of goods has been sold out, and there will be no machines available for sale in the next one or two weeks. The previously rumored stock quantities in the industry are inaccurate. Any new developments in sales-related matters will be shared with everyone in the community or on the WeChat official account.

With the explosive popularity of Doubao phones, the related AI-controlled phone has sparked heated discussions, and many apps have now banned AI from operating the phone on behalf of users.

It is worth mentioning that Doubao Mobile Assistant has issued a series of statements emphasizing that it does not authorize users on their behalf, does not take screenshots of protected content, and calls for the establishment of clear rules.