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I think this is largely due to "bigger is better" mentality of marketing (and consumers). All it will take is one OEM to make a popular smaller phone and all th
by JustSomeNobody 11y ago
I think this is largely due to "bigger is better" mentality of marketing (and consumers).
All it will take is one OEM to make a popular smaller phone and all the other OEMs will start marketing to this "new segment".
- pantalaimon 11y agoBut bigger really is better when it comes to displaying content. Sure at some point handilyness begins to suffer, but it seems there is a sweet spot at 5.5". I wouldn't want a bigger phone at that point, but I don't want to go back to a smaller one either.
- slantyyz 11y ago>> I think this is largely due to "bigger is better" mentality of marketing (and consumers). I'm not sure this is the case. Ask anyone over 40 whose near-vision eyesight is starting to decline, and they'll tell you that there is a real-world problem with reading text on a smaller screen. I fall into that category. All other things being equal, I'd choose the smaller device, but a bigger screen enables me to set the font larger and read content in short bursts without having to pull out my reading glasses as well.