> Something between an old Nokia and an iPhone, but still a precision-crafted, luxury device. There's the Light Phone, but I haven't seen many reviews on it. A

> Something between an old Nokia and an iPhone, but still a precision-crafted, luxury device. There's the Light Phone, but I haven't seen many reviews on it. And its successor, the Light Phone 2, isn't coming out until next year (and it's crowdfunded, so expect more delays). But if you only wanted a phone for utility, buy an old iPhone 5s, or SE, install just the basics and leave it at that. If you have self-control problems, create a new Apple account and write and put its password in safe so you can't install new apps on a whim. The smaller screen of the 5s will also force you to wait until you're at your computer to do anything lengthy. Or change it to greyscale mode to make the other tasks more unattractive.