Bodega and Heineken Debut the Boring Phone to Encourage Digital Detox
The new flip phone, designed to limit digital distractions, offers minimal features and is aimed at promoting real-life interactions.
- Bodega, Heineken, and HMD unveil a limited-edition flip phone called the Boring Phone, designed to be minimally functional with no internet or app access.
- The phone, introduced at Milan Design Week, emphasizes simplicity with features like calling and texting only, aiming to reduce digital distractions.
- Only 5,000 units of the Boring Phone will be produced, available exclusively through giveaways and not for retail sale.
- The phone's design includes a nostalgic look with a transparent casing and holographic stickers, appealing to both Gen Z and Millennials.
- An accompanying app will be launched by Heineken in June to simulate the Boring Phone experience on smartphones.