> Other makers have had 7" or larger phones. There's also the movement toward 2:1 aspect ratios which limits some of the advantages of a larger screen, especia

> Other makers have had 7" or larger phones. There's also the movement toward 2:1 aspect ratios which limits some of the advantages of a larger screen, especially in landscape. I would love a 7" phone with a 16:10 aspect ratio - this is what I consider big. This size will still comfortably fit in a back pocket. Huawei had a pretty decent, 7", 16:10 mid-ranger, a few years back. I settled for their 6.3" offering at the time (Ascend Mate 2 with 3 day battery life) and bright/clear screen even in direct sunlight. > This reeks of blogspam I think there are quite a few fans of large phones. The title says biggest ever (with a bait and switch caveat: for a flagship...). I was very excited when I saw the headline. Disappointed when I saw it was "only" 6.44" and will probably have the trendy 2:1 aspect ratio.