For a long time a "good" phone design was one that doesn't hinder your user experience at any point. I, at least, can say that task has finally been achieved across most, if not all of the market, even with budget phones. What I want, and would consider "good" from now on is a phone that's designed to help the user avoid excessive use.
Of course, how much time we spend on our phones depends on us at the end of the day, and there are implemented systems to regulate your screen-on time, but I can't help but feel like there should be a more serious effort to push on this.
Maybe this opinion can qualify as a "hot take" and I am being naive here, but at the very least I think it would be an interesting challenge for manufacturers, making them explore ways to upgrade their devices not necessarily through hardware and higher performance, but from a more humanistic point of view.
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