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Yeah. Outside of work most people aren't using proper PCs as much. They have their phone or tablet, which serves for most of what the average person does. (Watch videos and do things on browsers)
It's increasingly just business users and a small number of gaming enthusiasts.
Ever since switching to a foldable and buying a smart TV, I feel this. Things I used to rely on a computer for I can now easily do using my pocket tablet or TV instead.
Back in 2022 I spent $4K building my dream machine, yet I hardly use it. As someone who used to be glued to a PC all day, every day, I thought I'd never see the day where I can go several days in a row without my computer and not even miss it. But the only time I fire up my PC now is to spin some tunes on the turntables, play a game, edit a video, or work on my website. For everything else, the phone or the smart TV will suffice.
If you wanted to drive me insane, make me browse the internet using one stupid little screen. Sounds like hell on earth.