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I don't understand the desire to get ever thinner. I truly don't. I never ever hear anyone saying their iPhone is too thick. What I hear is that the 5S had the
by JustSomeNobody 11y ago
I don't understand the desire to get ever thinner. I truly don't. I never ever hear anyone saying their iPhone is too thick. What I hear is that the 5S had the best design of all iPhones to date. I also hear that people would not mind a couple millimeters thicker if it meant a larger battery.
Who is Apple listening to? Are there people out there who think the iPhone should be thinner? (That was a rhetorical question. Of course there's someone reading this that is going to say yes. I get that. But I don't believe for a moment that most iPhone users want a thinner phone.)
- JohnBooty 11y agoI don't understand the desire to get ever thinner. I truly don't. I never ever hear anyone saying their iPhone is too thick. This is my experience as well. I have heard people complaining about battery, screen size, and/or durability but never thickness. To me (an adult male) there are only really two sizes of portable objects: things that fit comfortably in my pants pocket and things that don't. The iPhone has passed that test for years and years now and making it thinner will make no difference to me.
- kawsper 11y agoI have a 6S which is a nice phone, but the size of an iPhone 4S was perfect for fitting in your pocket, and you could easily use it with one-hand. I can't one-hand my 6S.
- RightWingRabble 11y agoYoung women complain about the thickness of phones a lot. Specifically, that it sticks out when they put it in the front pocket of their very tight jeans.
- xlm1717 11y agoWell, I would bet you never hear someone saying their iPhone is too thick precisely because they make them thinner all the time.
- JustSomeNobody 11y agoI don't remember anyone, ever, saying an iPhone was too thick and needed to be thinner.