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I am a Galaxy Note 1 first day owner, now on Galaxy Note 3, waiting for 4. As I partly lived in Bangkok, it's common all over Asia, to like big phones. I don't
by underlines 12y ago
I am a Galaxy Note 1 first day owner, now on Galaxy Note 3, waiting for 4.
As I partly lived in Bangkok, it's common all over Asia, to like big phones. I don't know why only westerners complain "man, it's too big!". That was never a complain the asian countries I traveled.
For me, I also don't care of the bigger size. It's only a plus, since you see more, better, more clear, more content, better media consumption. It fits in your pocket.
Now I'm back in Switzerland, one of the last "iPhone nations". On public transport I see those small screen iPhone users and they look at my Note with that "man, you're weird" expression... Haha
- Zak 12y agoI don't know why only westerners complain "man, it's too big!". When carried in the left-front pocket of my pants, my Nexus 5 slightly encumbers my ability to bend my left leg. Were it any taller, the encumbrance would not be slight. I also find it difficult to use the keyboard one-handed and to reach the notification bar when gripping the phone so as to be able to use the keyboard. If it was any taller or wider, these difficulties would turn to impossibilities. I understand the appeal of a larger screen, but convenient, comfortable pocket carry and one-handed use are more important to me than how much content it can display. I use a Real Computer when that's a priority.