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On the other end there doesn't seem to be any phablets either. they are all weirdly long screens.
They're all phablets. People used to make fun of my Note 4 endlessly but it's practically tiny by modern standards.
I had an og Dell Streak when it first came out. It absolutely blew people's minds when they saw it back then.
Looked up some old reviews of it and can't beleive it was a 5" screen. In my mind, I remember it being so much bigger.
Width has to still fit in hands to be mainstream.
Almost all popular mainstream Android phones are absolutely phablet sized to the point that it's now the standard, and not the outlier. Your perception has just changed.
I'm still using my mi max 3 that's 6.9" screen, no modern phone seems to be able to match that.