4.7" screen is the ideal size for me. Big enough to see anything clearly, small enough that I can comfortably reach anything in the screen with one hand
I bought a new phone somewhat recently. My main feature request was small. There were 0 options, so I ended up with one that’s 50% larger than my last phone.
My eyes work fine. I don’t need a huge screen. I just want something that I can hold.
I also don’t need a razor thin phone. More battery capacity is an acceptable compromise for added durability and not hurting my hand.
I found my old S4 active the other day, it fit so much better in my hand than my current OnePlus. You basically need to use a pop or a ring or something attached to the case to use a phone one handed anymore. And they just straight don’t make new small android devices.
The feature where you can hold the phone comfortably in one hand and without having to do any gymnastics to reach the top corner.
Don’t know if all androids have it, but if I swipe down near the bottom, it’ll pull down the top for “one-handed mode”.
I was able to trigger it multiple times until I figured out how I actually did it 😅
4.7" screen is the ideal size for me. Big enough to see anything clearly, small enough that I can comfortably reach anything in the screen with one hand
I bought a new phone somewhat recently. My main feature request was small. There were 0 options, so I ended up with one that’s 50% larger than my last phone.
My eyes work fine. I don’t need a huge screen. I just want something that I can hold.
I also don’t need a razor thin phone. More battery capacity is an acceptable compromise for added durability and not hurting my hand.
I found my old S4 active the other day, it fit so much better in my hand than my current OnePlus. You basically need to use a pop or a ring or something attached to the case to use a phone one handed anymore. And they just straight don’t make new small android devices.