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But it is not a small phone?? I wish it was truly small. The phone is huge.
The best small phone in 2024 is more than 6 inches. Back then this would be considered a "phablet".
It's not totally the same though cause back then, they had bezels and different aspect ratio
The "phablets" of yore were still bigger, in terms of external dimensions. They just had giant bezels.
Yeah, exactly. If it was the same size as a S7, I might consider it actually small.
It's not as far off as you might think, screen size can be misleading for phone size as aspect ratios and bezels change:
S7 dimensions: 142.4 x 69.6 x 7.9 mm
S24 dimensions: 147.0 x 70.6 x 7.6mm
Mostly it's slightly taller than the S7, otherwise about the same.
You could also argue the lack of bezels now makes cases more necessary and adds to the bulk too though.
Huh, the more you know. Thanks.
I wouldn't say "huge". It's a medium sized phone, the same as the iPhone and Zenfone.
It's small compared to most flagship phones. I've used a Moto G100 for a few years before switching to the S24, and it's an insane difference
"6.2" "small phone"
People saying the S24 is not small. it most definitely is when everything else is encroaching 11'' territory
That's a deep review