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I like the feeling of holding and using a phone in one hand. I am using a Pixel 5 right now, but it feels a bit too large for me. I know nobody makes phone that small like the iPhone 4S or the Samsung S3 mini anymore, but is there at least a phone smaller than the Pixel 5? Maybe around the size of a iPhone 12/13 mini?

EDIT: There is a small Android phone project in development for anyone interested: https://smallandroidphone.com/

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[โ€“] V4uban@lemmy.world 0 points 2 years ago (1 children)

Isn't battery an issue? I heard that S22 was a bit lacking on that regard

[โ€“] Daftman@lemmy.world 1 points 2 years ago

I chose the s22+ due to battery size and I hate every minute with the flat brick. It is large, battery isn't great either.. Camera is bad.

My work payed for the device but I regret buying this thing every day.

I have a calendar item for when I can order a new phone. And for 1 symbolic euro I can buy the device after 2 years and it's not worth a single euro to me.

Glad when I can send this monster away.