Brick launches colorful snap-on cases for its app-blocking device

The Brick, a physical device designed to help users reduce screen time by blocking apps via NFC, has introduced a new line of snap-on cases. Priced at $39, the cases are available in four styles—Catch Rays, Unwind, Look Up, and Get Outside—offering aesthetic customization for the previously plain, gray gadget. The company clarified that these cases are purely decorative and do not alter the device's functionality. The accessories are compatible only with the latest version of the Brick, which features a redesigned logo and rounded edges. While the Brick itself costs $59, the addition of a case brings the total price to nearly $100. Despite the cost, the device remains a popular tool for those seeking physical barriers to digital distractions, working with modern iOS and Android devices to enforce screen-time limits.
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