Abstract

Nowadays, smartphones are popular, cost-effective, portable, Internet-connected technology devices. In the modern era, smartphones have become essential, particularly for students in universities. It is currently utilized as a multipurpose one-stop centre. Students are use mobile phones to organize meetings and schedules, participate in online classes, make conference video calls with friends and family, examine course materials on their phones, and set up online meetings through Skype. Smartphone usage has reached endless levels. Along with it, smartphone addiction has become undesirable. There doesn't seem to be any significant connection between smartphone addiction measurements and actual behavior collected on smartphones. Smartphone addiction is a type of impulsive disorder carried on excessive, uncontrolled smartphone utilize, it is seen by many researchers as one of the main issues of the twenty-first century. Despite the fact that numerous studies have examined the links between smartphone use and academic success, the results of many of these studies have been inconsistent. Hence, this work presents an investigation of smart-phone addiction with life satisfaction as a prediction effect of eyes and psychological health problems. This investigation examines at the relationship between perceived stress in life, satisfaction with life, and hedonic smartphone use (entertainment, social media, gaming) in the smartphone addiction.