‘Lazy people devices’ trending among Chinese youth, but are these more work than they are worth?

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This fad comes on the back of a growing “lazy economy” – estimated in past local reports as being worth at least US$2 billion (S$2.7 billion) ...The lazy economy is primarily driven by young Chinese willing to dole out money for a convenience-driven lifestyle.

These “life hacks” could also give people a greater sense of control amid a feeling of being time-starved, stressed or in a depleted state, especially for urbanites,

Perhaps it is not really about laziness, but a universal desire for ease and convenience....This drives the innovation and differentiation in the creation of even more ‘lazy people devices’, as companies seek to cater to consumers’ desire for convenience and efficiency in all aspects of their lives

For qns dealing with issues on efficiency and convenience.....