I want an iPhone Mini-sized Android phone (2022)

Post by RankingMember » Tue, Jul 22, 2025, 5:58 PM UTC

JamesSwift wrote: post #623

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16e is not a small phone, it's about the same size as an iPhone 16. https://phonesized.com/compare/#2552,2644,1975,1863

Right, and even the 2nd/3rd gen SE got much bigger than the original. I basically want the original SE (which I believe is the same as the iPhone 5s), with no bezels. Actually, looking at that handy link you provided, it appears the 13 mini is basically that. Discontinued in 2023 : /

I think my ideal would be a folding phone that, when folded, is the size of the 13 mini. Not sure if Apple will venture into folding phones anytime soon, though.

Post by rekoil » Fri, Jul 25, 2025, 9:34 AM UTC

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Depending on how degraded the original battery was it isn't necessarily placebo. If iOS detects a severely degraded battery it will clock down the CPU slightly to cope with it, sacrificing a little performance to keep the device stable. With 3rd party batteries it can't do this, so it doesn't (I think, will admit I'm not entirely sure exactly how iOS deals with 3rd party batteries it can't determine the status of), a…

> If iOS detects a severely degraded battery it will clock down the CPU slightly I currently have this problem (iPhone 11). It's not slight at all. Keyboard inputs sometimes has up to a full 1000ms latency and that's with autocorrect, suggestions, and spellcheck turned off. Scrolling in most apps are jumpy rather than smooth. When this phone dies, I don't know what I'll get. Hopefully a good linux phone exists by the…

That’s also a 6 year old device man, it is amazing that a device with such an old battery is still running at all, I presume its been a daily driver all this time?

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