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Motorola releases new 5G mid-range smartphone with 125 W charging and 144 Hz OLED display
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Must have small hands, have a Moto G60s (6.8") and its perfect for me
I want my monster nexus 6 back. I had that phone for almost 6 years because of the beefy ass screen.
Give me a palm sized ultrawide!
At some point, you'll increase the width so much, you'll just end up with a tablet in landscape.
Lol I've got pretty large hands, (thumb and middle finger touch when holding a 12oz can of coke), so I'm completely ok with this, as long as it fits in my pockets
At some point, you'll increase the width so much, you'll just end up with a tablet in landscape.
Yeah, I would say my hands are decently small. I generally find that I shy away from phones that are 6.4 inches or larger and try to stay between 6 and 6.3.
There can't be that many phones with 6 inch screens these days. What did you get?
I don't have a 6 inch display. I have the OnePlus Nord N200 5G which has a 6.49in display and is 74.9mm (2.95in) wide.
Edit: my last phone was 77mm wide and was quite a chore to handle. I will try for narrower next time as well. This isnt bad, but it could still be a bit better.