Gimmicky (adjective)

Relating to, characterized by, or given to the use of gimmicks; showy or flashy but of little real value.

Origin:

Derived from the word "gimmick" which refers to a trick or device intended to attract attention, publicity, or trade.

Examples:

1. The new product seemed more gimmicky than useful.
2. The movie was criticized for its gimmicky special effects and lack of substance.
3. The restaurant's menu was full of gimmicky dishes that were more style than substance.
4. The new phone's features were seen as gimmicky and unnecessary by many critics.
5. He was accused of using gimmicky tactics to get more views on his videos.