The tech world is embracing physical buttons again after years of touch-screen dominance, driven by user frustration and the need for safer, more intuitive controls. Cars, e-readers, appliances, and even Apple products are reintroducing tactile features, like the iPhone 16’s "action button" and re-added MacBook function keys. Buttons leverage our sense of proprioception, enabling effortless operation without constant visual attention—crucial for safety in cars and satisfaction in everyday use. This shift reflects a broader trend toward thoughtful, joyful design, as seen in the playful crank on the Playdate gaming device and luxurious knobs on high-end appliances.