Advice on Note 2 please?

[MilnerR]

I've just got a note 2 having had a bold 9900 and it is taking some adjustment. I still find my self doing the shuffle thing with my hand so my thumb can reach the correct button. However the size of the phone is a good thing in the main. The majority of my use is in situations where I can use two hands, which the larger size of the note 2 makes very comfortable. If you spend a lot of time rushing about sending quick emails/texts on the move then the note 2 is maybe not the right phone.

 

[dpham00]

I've just got a note 2 having had a bold 9900 and it is taking some adjustment. I still find my self doing the shuffle thing with my hand so my thumb can reach the correct button. However the size of the phone is a good thing in the main. The majority of my use is in situations where I can use two hands, which the larger size of the note 2 makes very comfortable. If you spend a lot of time rushing about sending quick emails/texts on the move then the note 2 is maybe not the right phone.

I agree. The note 2 is great for what it is, but I do have a hard time with one handed operation. The iPhone or a smaller android is great for one handed, operation. Even on my thunderbolt, I found it a bit unfriendly for one handed operation. Of course, Everyone is different, get what works good for you. I don't really use my phone for one handed operation.

Sent from my Verizon Galaxy Note II

 

[NotJustAPhone]

Thread cleaned up. Let's keep the discussion civil. Thanks.

Sent from my SGSIII

 

[NotJustAPhone]

Since it looks like the OP has received the requested input, this thread has run its course. It's too bad that some folks just can't engage in a discussion without name calling or insulting others.

I suggest that those involved familiarize themselves with the forum rules: http://forums.androidcentral.com/faq.php?faq=generalacrules#faq_acrules

Thread closed.

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