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What exactly do you mean by "in demand"? Obviously the demand is not zero but all of the evidence points to it being a tiny fraction of the overall phone market
by opencl 7y ago
What exactly do you mean by "in demand"? Obviously the demand is not zero but all of the evidence points to it being a tiny fraction of the overall phone market. If the SE was actually wildly popular I doubt they would have stopped making small phones.
Sony was the only company making smaller Android phones for years (last model introduced 2018) and their marketshare was plummeting pretty much the whole time. Then they stopped making them presumably because very few people were buying them.
- saagarjha 7y ago> Obviously the demand is not zero but all of the evidence points to it being a tiny fraction of the overall phone market. We’re a small but very vocal fraction of the market :)
- pozdnyshev 7y agoYou could make a similar analogy with the headphone jack. We know everyone wants those back but alas...