Note 3 seem small?

[Chris Nguyen2]

I don't know but maybe it is me but I feel that the Note 3 screen is not much bigger than the Note 2 in which I mean I can't tell the different. I know that the physical size of the Note 2 is bigger than the Note 3 because I have compare both of them. I wish it was bigger like 6 inches so I am forced to type with two hands.


Like I said every time I look at the screen, it look so small. I can't imagine anyone using phones that have even smaller screen.

 

[Haalcyon]

The Note 3's screen is not much bigger than the Note 2's. 5.5" vs. 5.7" isn't a big jump at all. After a while the Note 3's doesn't look big at all, it just looks normal to me. Smaller screens can begin to seem low-rent. However, the Mega's 6.3" screen does really look big.
It'll be interesting to see how the One Max compares to the Note 3.

 

[dkhmwilliams]

I Can see getting used to the screen and feeling that it isn't as big as it once seemed, but the Note 3 is definitely not a small phone. I personally find the size to be very comfortable and versatile.

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[Almeuit]

The Note 3's screen is not much bigger than the Note 2's. 5.5" vs. 5.7" isn't a big jump at all. After a while the Note 3's doesn't look big at all, it just looks normal to me. Smaller screens can begin to seem low-rent. However, the Mega's 6.3" screen does really look big.
It'll be interesting to see how the One Max compares to the Note 3.

This. 5.5 to 5.7 isn't drastic.

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[crester]

I don't know but maybe it is me but I feel that the Note 3 screen is not much bigger than the Note 2 in which I mean I can't tell the different. I know that the physical size of the Note 2 is bigger than the Note 3 because I have compare both of them. I wish it was bigger like 6 inches so I am forced to type with two hands.


Like I said every time I look at the screen, it look so small. I can't imagine anyone using phones that have even smaller screen.

Go buy a Nexus 7... 7 inches bro!

 

[dkhmwilliams]

I would like to know Samsung's process of determining th best size for the Note series? When you see a device like the Galaxy Mega 6.3 you would think that that would be a better size for use with the S-pen. But it doesn't have one. And it seems like every generation of the Note seems to increase in screen size by .2 inches. Is this trend going to continue?

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[mavrrick]

For me it is definitely smaller. The Note 1 had a different aspect ratio and was a bit wider. For me that older note one was easier to type on with my thumbs. The extra width helps it feel less crowded.

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[crester]

For me it is definitely smaller. The Note 1 had a different aspect ratio and was a bit wider. For me that older note one was easier to type on with my thumbs. The extra width helps it feel less crowded.

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The general public also found that phone too big to handle and carry on a daily basis... hence them shrinking the phone for the 2nd and 3rd generations.

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[Craig King]

The Note 2 & 3 aren't smaller though. They are very close on size. What they took away in width they added in length

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[J HighNote]

It only seems small to me after I've been working on my 10.1 and I try to do something in split screen mode. Now if this country ever lets tablets keep their phone capabilities..... Maybe something like 10.1 2016 will be my next phone..... I could live with that and a good Bluetooth headset!

 

[dkhmwilliams]

It only seems small to me after I've been working on my 10.1 and I try to do something in split screen mode. Now if this country ever lets tablets keep their phone capabilities..... Maybe something like 10.1 2016 will be my next phone..... I could live with that and a good Bluetooth headset!

I am surprised that this hasn't happened yet. It seems to be the logical step.

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[J HighNote]

I am surprised that this hasn't happened yet. It seems to be the logical step.

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Some tablets, including the Note 10.1, have phone capability in Europe and the UK. I don't know why it's disabled here. A lot of articles would talk about some kind of technology being eliminated or disabled for the states but never really explained the WHY.