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This is why phones don't fit in peoples hands anymore. -Sent from my Iphone SE
by w-ll 5y ago
This is why phones don't fit in peoples hands anymore.
-Sent from my Iphone SE
- LegitShady 5y agothats a tradeoff rather than an error. Making the phone bigger makes it fit differently but is an overall user experience preferred by many.
- throwawayboise 5y agoIt's a terrible tradeoff. Every time I need a new phone I search for the smallest one I can find, and it's always bigger than my last phone.
- have_faith 5y agoExcept if you have bad eyesight, enjoy gaming, long form reading, watching video while traveling, etc.
- IsometricRain 5y agoIf you want to spend any significant length of time long form reading, even a 5+ year old E ink e-reader would be better than the biggest and newest phone.
- midasuni 5y agoI’ve got a 12 mini. It’s just about usable, however I find myself using it less for things like the internet as anything in the top left is out of reach
- bluGill 5y agoWait until you get older. I can't do anything on small phones because my eyes don't focus that well anymore.
- DangitBobby 5y agoPeople have the same options you do and make different choices. I'm well aware I could have a smaller phone. My last smaller phone was really annoying for web browsing, which accounts for like 90% of my phone usage.
- grishka 5y agoFor me, there's literally no use of this much screen area on a limited communication device that I use away from home. Not a single upside. I'm not a large person, I often use my phone with one hand, and I almost never watch any sort of video on it. I trade the convenience of an ergonomically sensible phone size to get nothing in return.
- NikolaeVarius 5y agoThen buy a candybar phone. The rest of the world agrees that a larger screen is desireable since it makes almost all interaction better.
- grishka 5y agoIn the modern society you'll be denying yourself a lot of convenience, and annoying other people in some cases, if you don't own a phone capable of running Android or iOS apps. So no, at this point it's a hard requirement that it runs a recent version of Android. > since it makes almost all interaction better Define "better".