3D-printed brick phone

Kevin Noki's 3D-printed brick phone is a Bluetooth handset for the distraction-proof

Nineteen physical keys, a slab of 3D-printed plastic, and the audacity to make you hang up on your own century. Kevin Noki has recreated the 1980s brick phone as a Bluetooth handset for the distraction-proof, a chunky, tactile middle finger to the infinite scroll. It pairs with your iPhone but gives you nothing to stare at. No screen. No notifications. Just the pure, almost forgotten act of answering a call and hanging up when you're done. The keys are real. The weight is probably absurd. And that's the whole point. Noki isn't selling a gadget; he's selling a permission slip to be unreachable for a few minutes.