"convenient as a" is a correct and usable phrase in English.
You can use this phrase to compare one thing to another and emphasize the convenience or inefficiency of something. Example: I found finding public transportation to work inconvenient as a snail.
And, of course, this method isn't nearly as convenient as a one-tap data app.
"They're as handy as a pencil, as modern and convenient as a portable radio and as good looking".
"They're as handy as a pencil, as modern and convenient as a portable radio — and as good looking".
It is not roomy enough for adults but is adequate for children and is convenient as a resting place for briefcases and purses.
It was too remote from the centre of Germany to be convenient as a capital, and in the 1560s the coronation site was changed to Frankfurt am Main.
Pulling out a credit card may be as convenient as a phone when paying offline, but it can be more convenient to avoid pulling out the card at all when shopping on a computer or a phone.
The Post Office is usually a short walk from where we live and is both useful and convenient as well as a beneficial symbol of a joined-up state.
The thermoplastic brace is convenient as an easy fit under normal clothing and is quick to remove (Fig. 10).
That said, Clueful still sounds most convenient as an app on your phone — the website is a clever workaround, but it's still a workaround.
Distribution both physical via Amazon, Shopto, and more stores and digital is now as scarily convenient as an IV drip, and we can buy up months of game-time with the loose change and lint in our Steam wallets.
Distribution both physical – via Amazon, Shopto and more stores – and digital is now as scarily convenient as an IV drip, and we can buy up months of game-time with the loose change and lint in our Steam wallets.
