Is the size factor important for you when choosing a new device?

I'm just curious if you consider size as a factor when choosing a new device.

I see many times there's a ton of people jumping from one flagship to another and that including jumping from a big phone to way smaller phone and vice versa (for instance S20 Ultra to Pixel 4a) and all they mention when comparing is everything but size.

I'm currently using my ancient Honor 9 and all I'm worried about is if I get used to a bigger phone once I upgrade.

So is the size factor even important to you anymore? Or do you just get used to it quickly?



Submitted August 29, 2020 at 09:10PM by uNfEiL https://ift.tt/2DbHylD https://ift.tt/eA8V8J

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