...the same thing that makes this phone so darned sexy: the curved edges. It's ironic that one of the features that most drew me (and many others) to this phone is the one thing that may drive me away. Let me explain.
I have big, meaty hands the size of meat platters, so using the phone one-handed is not a problem for me, at least length- and width-wise. However, my beefy fingers and the drumstick at the base of my thumb (or, "thumbstick" as I like to call it) routinely touchethe curved edges. When I'm using it with two hands, I absolutely adore it. When I'm using it one-handed, it can be frustrating. When I pick up my iPhone 6S Plus, it obviously doesn't have that problem. On the other hand (pun intended), it's so freaking big and heavy compared to the svelte and sexy S7E that I can't stay with it.
Not looking for sympathy or even necessarily solutions...just venting a little frustration. My love/hate relationship for this beautiful piece of kit grows by the day.
I have big, meaty hands the size of meat platters, so using the phone one-handed is not a problem for me, at least length- and width-wise. However, my beefy fingers and the drumstick at the base of my thumb (or, "thumbstick" as I like to call it) routinely touchethe curved edges. When I'm using it with two hands, I absolutely adore it. When I'm using it one-handed, it can be frustrating. When I pick up my iPhone 6S Plus, it obviously doesn't have that problem. On the other hand (pun intended), it's so freaking big and heavy compared to the svelte and sexy S7E that I can't stay with it.
Not looking for sympathy or even necessarily solutions...just venting a little frustration. My love/hate relationship for this beautiful piece of kit grows by the day.