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The "mini" versions of phones (even the ones marketed as premium) always seem to be nerfed in other ways, like battery life, camera quality, or performance, whi
by ryandrake 1y ago
The "mini" versions of phones (even the ones marketed as premium) always seem to be nerfed in other ways, like battery life, camera quality, or performance, which could explain why they inevitably don't sell. Nobody really offers a balls-out premium small form factor phone that is better than or equal to the flagship big-phone.
- XorNot 1y agoBut that's just physics. With a larger area, you can be thinner while still having more of all those things - dominated by battery volume dictating most of them.
- fckgw 1y agoThat was the iPhone Mini! Same internal specs as the regular iPhone, smaller package, roughly same battery life. And it's gone because no one wanted it.
- happymellon 1y agoIt was selling at about 6 million a year. I had one and loved it.