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I don't mind the size at all because it means a nice big battery. I can't tell you the difference between 350g and 200g while holding it. Has the weight ever be

I don't mind the size at all because it means a nice big battery. I can't tell you the difference between 350g and 200g while holding it. Has the weight ever been an issue where it's made your hand tired? I understand the frustration of big screens though, I personally prefer them but I also haven't had issues reaching things with my thumbs regardless of phone size.

hocuspocus 4y ago
I can most certainly tell the difference between an iPhone and a much lighter Android phone of the same size. I had an Essential before my Pixel 5 and I hated the extra weight. The S23 lineup is actually quite reasonable here.
Tade0 4y ago
> Has the weight ever been an issue where it's made your hand tired? It becomes a problem when you're lying on your back. Also when it slips out of your hand, it's harder to catch. Not major concerns for most of the population I suppose, but it affects me. As for dimensions large phones appear to be particularly difficult to use for women. My SO is getting her first-gen iPhone SE refurbished because it's the last such light and small offering from that manufacturer and up to very recently it could run the most recent iOS.