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I used to think the same and didn't like the move to the larger phones. Harder to use with one hand, more bulky to carry around. But then I fired up my old iPh
by Reedx 8y ago
I used to think the same and didn't like the move to the larger phones. Harder to use with one hand, more bulky to carry around.
But then I fired up my old iPhone 5 and quickly appreciated the larger screen of the iPhone 8. Although I still like holding the smaller one better.
- e1ven 8y agoI think a lot depends on your use-cases, what you spend time on your phone doing, where you're carrying it, etc. I really like iOS, but one think I really envy about the Android ecosystem is that there are multiple vendors, so users aren't locked to just the most-popular size phone.
- rudolph9 8y agoDo you think this is because the larger screen is inherently better or perhaps it's because the iOS and the whole app eco-system is geared toward larger screen? Perhaps a little of both?
- Reedx 8y agoBoth, but more so because the larger screen is just inherently nicer. Basically I think the ideal is a screen that's as large as possible while still being usable with one hand. The iPhone 8 is just over the edge for my hand size, but it's close.