The paradox of choice is real. A well configured bespoke tool may be more efficient, but if it’s hard to reach a configuration that you like, then a non configu

The paradox of choice is real. A well configured bespoke tool may be more efficient, but if it’s hard to reach a configuration that you like, then a non configurable tool that has well selected choices may be more efficient simply because it eliminates the time, energy and mental effort spent on configuring and thinking of configuring the tool, and trying to get comfortable with the various configurations you may tinker the tool into. So the real correct answer to whether bespoke or pre-configured tools are more efficient is “it depends”.