I cringe at the thought of the "modern household" with Dash buttons scattered around the house, Alexas/Echoes in a few rooms, a "Look Assistant" on every dresse

I cringe at the thought of the "modern household" with Dash buttons scattered around the house, Alexas/Echoes in a few rooms, a "Look Assistant" on every dresser, and a slew of other IoT gimmicks fastened on walls and countertops, around every ankle and wrist. It's straight up tech addiction. None of it is even impressive. The technology isn't there. And when the technology does get there, I'd rather have it all available from a single device I carry in my pocket, not across a bunch of gadgets that nickel and dime away my attention.