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this part is really frustrating. I want to upgrade from my 13 Pro and have 120Hz but 6.7" is huge

jsheard 2y ago
They've trimmed the bezels enough that the 13 Pro and 16 Pro are exactly the same width despite the bigger screen, and the 16 is only a few mm taller. https://www.phonearena.com/phones/size/Apple-iPhone-13-Pro,Apple-iPhone-16-Pro/phones/11635,12239 https://www.phonearena.com/phones/size/Apple-iPhone-13-Pro,A...
- robertoandred 2y ago
  It's already almost impossible to reach the top of the screen. "Only a few mm taller" is nothing but worse.
- adrr 2y ago
  It's not the phone size, its the reach for my fingers. I can't reach the top left corner with my thumb on these larger screens and UI/UX people keep putting the hamburger for the navigation in that spot.
  - selykg 2y ago
    I'm sure you're aware of this, but bringing it up in case you aren't. On newer Face ID models, you can swipe down on the bottom of the screen (the little grey bar) and it'll toggle the reachability feature so the top of the screen comes into the middle of the display. Basically shoving everything down. I understand it's not ideal, but I find it a valuable feature when I must operate one handed and sometimes struggle with the same issue.
    - hbn 2y ago
      I've found that feature really difficult to trigger reliably without hitting buttons on the bottom of the screen if they're there. Maybe it's just because I'm on a 13 mini, and before that a 12 mini. But if an app has a bottom navigation bar, I've found it absolutely impossible to trigger reachability without also hitting the bottom navigation. I did also set up an accessibility feature where you can map a handful of actions to a double or triple tap on the back of the glass, and I mapped double-tap to trigger Reachability. But it's not super fast and overall a bit of a downgrade from the double capacitive TouchID tap on older models.
raydev 2y ago
The new Pro is 6.3", not 6.7" (that's the outgoing Pro Max). If it helps, the Pro is only increasing by a few mm in height and depth, not width. [1]: iPhone 13 Pro specs: https://www.apple.com/by/iphone-13-pro/specs/ https://www.apple.com/by/iphone-13-pro/specs/ [2]: iPhone 16 Pro specs: https://www.apple.com/ca/iphone-16-pro/specs/ https://www.apple.com/ca/iphone-16-pro/specs/

They've trimmed the bezels enough that the 13 Pro and 16 Pro are exactly the same width despite the bigger screen, and the 16 is only a few mm taller. https://www.phonearena.com/phones/size/Apple-iPhone-13-Pro,Apple-iPhone-16-Pro/phones/11635,12239 https://www.phonearena.com/phones/size/Apple-iPhone-13-Pro,A...

robertoandred 2y ago
It's already almost impossible to reach the top of the screen. "Only a few mm taller" is nothing but worse.
adrr 2y ago
It's not the phone size, its the reach for my fingers. I can't reach the top left corner with my thumb on these larger screens and UI/UX people keep putting the hamburger for the navigation in that spot.
- selykg 2y ago
  I'm sure you're aware of this, but bringing it up in case you aren't. On newer Face ID models, you can swipe down on the bottom of the screen (the little grey bar) and it'll toggle the reachability feature so the top of the screen comes into the middle of the display. Basically shoving everything down. I understand it's not ideal, but I find it a valuable feature when I must operate one handed and sometimes struggle with the same issue.
  - hbn 2y ago
    I've found that feature really difficult to trigger reliably without hitting buttons on the bottom of the screen if they're there. Maybe it's just because I'm on a 13 mini, and before that a 12 mini. But if an app has a bottom navigation bar, I've found it absolutely impossible to trigger reachability without also hitting the bottom navigation. I did also set up an accessibility feature where you can map a handful of actions to a double or triple tap on the back of the glass, and I mapped double-tap to trigger Reachability. But it's not super fast and overall a bit of a downgrade from the double capacitive TouchID tap on older models.

raydev 2y ago

The new Pro is 6.3", not 6.7" (that's the outgoing Pro Max). If it helps, the Pro is only increasing by a few mm in height and depth, not width. [1]: iPhone 13 Pro specs: https://www.apple.com/by/iphone-13-pro/specs/ https://www.apple.com/by/iphone-13-pro/specs/ [2]: iPhone 16 Pro specs: https://www.apple.com/ca/iphone-16-pro/specs/ https://www.apple.com/ca/iphone-16-pro/specs/