Not having a smartphone in your daily life is more pros than cons.
Should change it to
There are more pros than cons to not having a smartphone in your daily life.
But I don't understand why pros and cons can't be put at the back of a sentence. It doesn't sound wrong to me.
Please help me out, thanks!
Best Answer
You can organize your sentence both ways, it is your grammar that is wrong.
"There are more pros than cons to not having a smartphone in your daily life" is correct.
"Not having a smart phone in your daily life has more pros than cons" is also correct.