Anyone else slightly disapointed in the screen size?

[go3go]

I'm totally fine with the 4.7 screen. Actually kind of glad it's not any bigger.

 

[Kizzmocat]

Has anyone thought about the fact that 3/10s of an inch is barely even noticeable? I believe it's more the sound of 5 inches is better than 4.7, I'm sure if i was casting for an adult film and i said i was 4.7 and not 5 I'd get turned down, but if i just dropped trow' and busted that bad boy out I'm sure they wouldn't be able to see the difference! Just sayin'

Sent from my EVO using Android Central Forums

 

[JRDroid]

Has anyone thought about the fact that 3/10s of an inch is barely even noticeable? I believe it's more the sound of 5 inches is better than 4.7, I'm sure if i was casting for an adult film and i said i was 4.7 and not 5 I'd get turned down, but if i just dropped trow' and busted that bad boy out I'm sure they wouldn't be able to see the difference! Just sayin'

Sent from my EVO using Android Central Forums

If 6% of something is no big deal, want to go ahead and start sending me 6% of your paycheck? I know .3" doesn't sound like a lot, but 6% is a noticable difference. Plus, I'd have prefered something in the Note range of size (5.3"-5.5").

 

[paul-c]

I'm actually happy they were able to pull off a 1080p screen under 5 inches. I've been waiting for an OEM to do that.

Sent from my Motorola RAZR i

 

[kinster02]

Yes, very disappointed. Should have rivaled the S4. HTC likes playing catch up every year and this year is no different.

Rivaled the S4? I didn't know they introduced the S4 yet...lol.

I also own an Note 2 and I sold my Evo LTE to get it and I can't go smaller, bigger yes, but not smaller. I don't own a tablet, so my Note 2 is it.

 

[Technosticrati]

Rivaled the S4? I didn't know they introduced the S4 yet...lol.

I also own an Note 2 and I sold my Evo LTE to get it and I can't go smaller, bigger yes, but not smaller. I don't own a tablet, so my Note 2 is it.

It's a given. Let me google that for you

I don't like everything Sammy does but give them credit because they up the ante every year when it comes to screen size.

 

[frellingfrakker]

I can fit a lot of inches in my pocket, but 4.7 is about the perfect size for a phone in my opinion.

 

[NoYankees44]

It's a given. Let me google that for you

I don't like everything Sammy does but give them credit because they up the ante every year when it comes to screen size.

I don't understand why bigger makes screens better.

If Samsung put a not over saturated screen on the s4 would be a huge improvement over the s3.

Until other companies start using the same tech as htc, no one will touch them I quality.

Sent from my ADR6425LVW

 

[JHBThree]

It's a given. Let me google that for you

I don't like everything Sammy does but give them credit because they up the ante every year when it comes to screen size.

Its not upping the ante if the screen is still non-RGB SAMOLED garbage.

Sent from my HTC6435LVW using Tapatalk 2

 

[ollieg]

I'm an EVO LTE user and that has felt good in my hand.

The One is a narrower phone, which should make it feel even better. But, it has an extra speaker, making it a longer phone.

I'm wondering if they found it unwieldy to have both the paired speakers AND the extra screen real estate.

 

[snookasnoo]

I'd like it to be a little bigger but probably not a deal breaker. But it would be hard to go from a Note 2 to this. I'm far more concerned about whether Verizon is going to carry it or not.

 

[Hbomber110]

There is a reason why Google kept the 4.7ish screen size of the Galaxy Nexus for the Nexus 4
They know its the "perfect size" The Nexus line is more than a product its a guideline for Android phones. No marketing gimmick needed.

 

[SenseMonkey]

Im glad they went to a 4.7 inch screen. My n2 was a little big for me. 4.7 is just right.

Sent From my Bigger than my Galaxy Note 2, Nexus 7