Most people who don't want a "trapper keeper" probably don't want one because all of those extra features make the product literally heavy and bulky. Now there

Most people who don't want a "trapper keeper" probably don't want one because all of those extra features make the product literally heavy and bulky. Now there may be something to why they choose a brand-name notepad instead of a cheaper alternative, but I don't think this analogy works for comparing software features of apps on phones. Maybe a better example might be somebody choosing a pocket knife that was not a "swiss army" pocket knife. The nail file doesn't really get in your way, but if you don't want it, why have it?