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If you're smart about what you permit on it, it works well. I only have messages, phone calls (rare events anymore), informational things (weather, maps, and such), some audiobooks and music, and tracking things (for sports and athletics). When I leave the phone behind, I'm still reachable but find myself much more engaged with wherever I am than when I have the phone. Even better if you leave the headphones behind (which I don't always during exercises and such, but do the rest of the time).

Unfortunately Uber recently dropped support for their Apple Watch app.

it's hard to imagine such as small screen consuming more than a few minutes of my life at most.

As someone who's spent twenty hours over the last two weeks playing a Funkey S, I wouldn't bet on that.

Okay, well, sure, I suppose humanity can find a way to be distracted by anything. But I think it would be a lot easier to ignore. Even the Nokia in the article is capable of playing Snake.

Tamagotchi called and laughs