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IPhone 5s was borderline usable. Everything larger else is unsubtle with one hand. On a positive side, now I much rarely look onto my phone.
by betaby 8y ago
IPhone 5s was borderline usable. Everything larger else is unsubtle with one hand. On a positive side, now I much rarely look onto my phone.
- delgaudm 8y agoI find that a very interesting perspective. I've only used Huge phones -- Galaxy Nexus, LGv10, Note9, and find single handed usage effortless. I have typical hands for a 5'9" man. My 5'2" daughter also uses a big phone and has never complained. On the other hand as a person who needs reading glasses, the bigger screens have been an absolute godsend, and when I try and use my older Ipod touch everything is miniscule -- especially the keyboard. I guess it all comes down to preference. I've never thought of a typical US checkbook as being too big for anything, and these "huge" phones are about that size.
- FullyFunctional 8y agoI'm in the same category; my EYES just aren't good enough for small phones and I have jumped on every larger iPhone even though I can't completely use everything one handed. I'd even take an even larger phone (~ "small iPad") if I can find a way to hold it. It's a trade-off and we do not all have the same constraints and preferences.
- danlugo92 8y agoYou might be interested in a Xiaomi Mi Max 3 or a Huawei Honor Note 10
- thevagrant 8y agoI can use large phones with one hand (Note 9, LG V20)... perhaps my hand is larger than average. I don't think there are than many uses cases where I absolutely need one hand. Driving here we legally are required to have a cellphone mount.