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Not that I’ve seen really, but I haven’t looked much outside the mainstream as my 12 mini is still going strong. But seems I’m either in a real minority with r
by nkrisc 27d ago
Not that I’ve seen really, but I haven’t looked much outside the mainstream as my 12 mini is still going strong.
But seems I’m either in a real minority with regards to phone size preference, or at least the manufacturers believe I am.
- mbigras 27d agoMaybe you’re in the minority; but you’re not alone. I went the hassle of signing in on mobile just to upvote you! Sincerely from a 13 mini user, still grumpy about having to give up my se 1.
- Schnitz 26d agoPeople that want small phones, me included, are unfortunately a vocal minority. The small flagship phones just don’t sell that well. Loved my iPhone 12 mini and rode it until Apple Intelligence was announced and I got suckered in because I love exploring AI.
- thelaxiankey 26d agoMy suspicion is small phone users buy phones less often, and thus are less represented by the market. This may be borne out if a company randomly produces a small phone and it proves popular
- lowkeyokay 26d agoThere are dozens of us. Dozens.
- layer8 26d agoSame here. It’s a market that would sell millions of units per year like the mini did, just not hundreds of millions like the remaining iPhone linup combined.
- littlecranky67 26d agoThe 2022 SE is still supported with latest iOS and works fine for me. No need to cling to a SE1.