Everyone knows that Android is built into phones and tablets, but there are many other devices that They have Android inside. Some of them are truly amazing.
Here we will present to you the seven rarest devices with Android inside. And when we say Android, we actually mean Android and not Android-enabled smart devices (like this toilet), which will be left for a later list.
a mirror
Proma's smart mirror boasts of having a 21.5-inch touchscreen with Android camouflaged behind the mirror itself. On this screen you can use apps to check the condition of your skin. It's the only mirror I know of with a quad-core processor and two GB of RAM.
The mirror has built-in speakers, so you can use it to watch YouTube videos while you get ready in the morning. It also has Bluetooth, WiFi and a microphone and you can connect your cell phone to listen to music.
A kitchen extractor hood
What if the kitchen extractor hood had Android? Not to extract the air, but as a control panel for the kitchen with a 27-inch touchscreen with Android Oreo inside, like the GE Kitchen Hub.
This screen is not missing a camera for video calls or support for Google Assistant. It contains inside the same applications that you have on your mobile like Gmail, Netflix, Spotify or even Google Maps, in case you go on a road trip with the bell.
A walkman
Out of the kitchen, last year Sony revived the glory of the Walkman with the Walkman NW-ZX700 with Android 13 inside. It looks like a cell phone, but you can't call with it. As its name suggests, it is used to listen to music.
This new Walkman was launched for the modest sum of 750 dollars in exchange as a premium device to listen to music for up to 25 hours without using the charger, with Google Play preinstalledso open to you to install whatever you want (if you have WiFi).
a few glasses
Google Glass may be ancient history, but we can't forget that inside we also found Android. In the technical sheet of Google Glass Enterprise Edition 2 we see that specifically a version of Android is used based on Android Oreo 8.1.
Google smart glasses have fairly modest specifications compared to our phones, something normal due to its size. The screen, for example, is 640 x 360 pixels, while the battery is 800 mAh and the camera is 8 megapixels.
A motorcycle
Nowadays there are a few cars equipped with Android (Android Automotive), but what didn't exist yet was a motorcycle with Android. With Android pre-installed, as some motorcycles have screens compatible with Android Auto.
Motorcycle brand KTM was a pioneer in announcing that its upcoming premium motorcycle models They will be compatible with Android Automotive. Offline navigation will be integrated into this screen, although the system supports eSim and GPS, Bluetooth and WiFi connectivity.
A rearview mirror
Still in vehicles, but in the car, we can't forget Android accessories like this mirror/dashcam from Junsun. A.the rearview mirror looks, the 10-inch touchscreen is.
It's a rearview mirror It has Android 5.1 insidewhich is a bit dated now, but you can use it for GPS navigation, viewing recordings from the built-in dashcam and other related functions.
a coffee maker
There are a few smart coffee makers that you can connect to with your Android mobile, but few of them have Android built-in. The Kalerm X585 from Kaapi Machines is an automatic coffee maker like the one you might find in a hotel buffet, with a generous screen powered by Android.
The 10.1-inch screen is equipped with Android and is mainly used to choose whether you prefer a cappuccino, latte, black or coupe, but establishments can use the system to program your own combinations of drinks.
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