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It's more the other two dimensions that I want shrunk. Did anyone think their phone was too thick to fit in their pocket?
Air could’ve been the perfect mini replacement. Same width, but higher.
But no.. why get the air when the pro has so much more of everything, and is only 100 more
Who actually wants a thinner iPhone?
It's more the other two dimensions that I want shrunk. Did anyone think their phone was too thick to fit in their pocket?
[edit] I'll answer my own question. Nobody is going to replace an iPhone because it drops from 21 days battery to 14 days battery, but they probably will replace an iPhone that drops from 21 hours battery to 14 hours.
“Thinnest” should be measured by the thickest slice for a given dimension. I have an iPhone 11 which also has a camera bump and the experience of typing while the phone is on a flat surface is laughably annoying. For a company that prides itself on design aesthetics, it is honestly an embarrassing miss.
Since it costs $1000-$1400, I'm going to need a nice big thick ruggedized case around it.
It's more the other two dimensions that I want shrunk. Did anyone think their phone was too thick to fit in their pocket?
We're in the minority. The iPhone Minis did not sell well. I think women especially do not want a small phone because they carry it in a purse anyway (and slap a case on it with an extra handle to make it easier to hold).
You have absolutely no idea how many people are curious which iPhone I have
It's more the other two dimensions that I want shrunk. Did anyone think their phone was too thick to fit in their pocket?
I’m still holding onto my 12 mini wishing they would update it. Perfect size imo.
It's more the other two dimensions that I want shrunk. Did anyone think their phone was too thick to fit in their pocket?
>Hahahaha LMAO. Here's your upvote my friend. Back to reality, Apple sells close to 200 billion worth of iPhones per year, so yeah, maybe they know what they're doing?
It's more the other two dimensions that I want shrunk. Did anyone think their phone was too thick to fit in their pocket?
You have to sacrifice screen size to shrink the other dimensions, and they already have smaller screen iPhones. It seems most people care more about big screens than size in that dimension
I do like this, but since most people put some big case on their phone anyway, does the thickness of the phone matter that much?