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In my case, I want a larger screen, but I don't want a huge device that doesn't fit in my pocket, either. If they were to push the usable screen out to the edge
by chiph 13y ago
In my case, I want a larger screen, but I don't want a huge device that doesn't fit in my pocket, either. If they were to push the usable screen out to the edge of the device, I could have both.
- thekevan 13y agoI was surprised at how unobtrusive my Note 2 is in my pocket. When I got it, I made sure I knew the return policy and had a backup phone picked out in case it was a pain. Honestly, it is less noticeable than my Motorola Droid 3 was. That phone was think and felt heavier. I generally keep my phone in my left front pocket. When driving, I almost never didn't know my phone was in my pocket. With the Note, I sometimes have to glance down or pat the pocket real quick to make sure I picked up my phone.
- smackfu 13y agoTake a look at the Moto X vs. an iPhone 5S: http://www.phonearena.com/phones/size#/phones/size/Apple-iPhone-5s,Motorola-Moto-X/phones/7710,7885 http://www.phonearena.com/phones/size#/phones/size/Apple-iPh... I don't think that's really a huge footprint difference (1/4" in each direction), but the iPhone 5S has a 4" screen and the Moto X has a 4.7" one.
- dublinben 13y agoEveryone's pockets are different. I know Galaxy Note (5.5" screen) owners who comfortably keep their phone in their front pocket. I know iPhone (4,4S) owners who can't fit their phone in anything but their back pocket or purse. I personally find any phone uncomfortable in a jean pocket, regardless of size.