Move from iPhone 6/HTC M8 to Z3 Compact logical?

mikeyboy80

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I've got the iphone 6 at the moment which is a good device but im always bored and looking for something else, ive toyed around with the HTC M8, brilliant device but its proving to be rather big in my hands - so ive been mulling over getting the z3 compact, reading loads of pros/cons and lollipop reviews from people.

But im not sure whether a switch to the Z3C would be a logical move (i.e a step down maybe).

Any advice is welcome!
 

maxburn

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If it's the size problem you want to address the Z3 compact is about the only "small" Android phone out there now with top of the line specs.

Edit: and as far as lollipop concerns go, just stick with 4.4.4. It's proven to work quite well.
 

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In compact phones it is the best by far. Also its waterproof,dustproof, arguably the best battery life on the market and shoots videos in 4k. Also once u get to know lollipop its actually quite qood

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Yeah not sure if the display would be a 'downgrade' from the iphone 6?

The pixel density of the iPhone 6 is 326. The pixel density for the Z3 Compact is 369. Doesn't look like a downgrade to me. I haven't seen one in person, but I've read a number of reviews that give the screen high marks.
 

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Had mine for a few months now, the best phone i have owned, no problems in any departments yet,
as for the camera and picture quality, well i use a Canon digital camera, but the one on the Z3 is no slouch for a good quick shot..
 

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Thanks, looking forward to trying it. It's going to be s learning curve coming from the iPhone and there will be a few things I'll miss but it's a new challenge
 

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It's a solid phone for it's price and size. You are going to need to hold it on your own hands to prove my point.

One thing I like about this compact phone, is even though I have a big hands and fingers I never and/cannot mistype using the keyboard; that is a freakin' big plus point for me. Not to mention, the camera; is as good as the flagship's counterpart from Sony.