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Stop making massive phones! I would buy a moto if they made at least one model that fit in a normal person's hands
I am convinced that Reddit and Lemmy users have the smallest hands of any demographic.
We probably still use a computer regularly, reducing the need for a large phone screen to watch content
Or the least tendency to deal with whatever the corpos throw at us?
The iPhone se was a pretty good size but need it be Android
I've got one of these, for work. I adore the compactness.
Bit late with the reply here but I have a Moto Edge 30 neo and the size is great for me.
People I work with can't comprehend that I don't want a TV in my pocket for messaging my wife.
Doesn't Sony still make compact smartphones?
Not available in my country sadly. The pixel 4A was the last small phone here
They do, even with a headphone jack, but they are very pricey
My 6.7" Edge 20 fits into my hand pretty well though ...
Looks nice, I'd consider it if I needed a new phone
Beware, Motos cameras are and will always be shit tho. Everything else, including the ROM, is much better than what competitors produce tho, especially for the price.
Ah, nothing changes. My last Motorola was the Nexus 6, which I liked though it had it's issues. Since then I've had a couple OnePlus phones, which were amazing at first, but I swear that the movie tenet was based on Oxygen OS's development team, as every update I got felt like moving backwards. So I might jump back