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It’s 5.9”. An iPhone is… 6.1”. Yeah, that’s a normal sized phone. Remember talking about All old using models with small hands to make the original iPhone loo
by MBCook 3y ago
It’s 5.9”. An iPhone is… 6.1”.
Yeah, that’s a normal sized phone.
Remember talking about All old using models with small hands to make the original iPhone look bigger? Nothing ever changes. Heh.
- comte7092 3y agoIt’s even sillier than that, it’s the exact same size as an iphone: https://www.phonearena.com/phones/size/Asus-Zenfone-10,Apple-iPhone-14/phones/12162,11764 https://www.phonearena.com/phones/size/Asus-Zenfone-10,Apple...
- MBCook 3y agoSo not only is it not smaller, it must have thicker bezels.
- recov 3y agoiPhone 14 : H: 146.7 mm W: 71.5 mm D: 7.8 mm Zenphone 10: H: 146.5 mm W: 68.1mm D: 9.4mm It's basically the same size as an iPhone, ignoring screen size
- ksec 3y agoThe 3.5mm width is some difference.
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- hulitu 3y agoThey are wasted by the mobile UI anyway. /s
- Yizahi 3y agoAnd this particular metric is not a percentage increase in comfort or speed of operations, on the modern phones it can be above/below usability threshold. For example I have a droid phone with a width of 74 mm. But I can't reach with my thumb to the opposite side of the screen, and seems that making phone narrower by 5-6 mm would just about solve this. Thankfully droid OS doesn't require me to do this, but on the other hand I read that in iOS this is a key, most important gesture - "back". And UI button for this operation is in the most unreachable spot on iOS, in the top left corner usually. So users practically forced to do a gesture which is hard to do on a bigger phone.