Brick has introduced Brick Night, a new device aimed at helping people stop doomscrolling in bed. The product is designed to reduce distraction by automatically blocking certain apps when a user is in their bedroom and during specified times, building on Brick’s earlier approach that prevented app use through a physical interaction.
Across outlets, the focus stays on bedtime use and automation. The Verge describes the device as introducing a location-based element compared with the original Brick, while Mashable highlights the Bluetooth-based behavior and offers buying details. CNET frames the same concept more broadly as a device that “bricks” a phone when someone enters the bedroom. While all sources treat the problem as personal habit control, their emphasis varies between features, how it works, and consumer availability.
Overall, the coverage agrees on the core function—blocking distracting apps in the bedroom—and the theme of limiting late-night phone use.
