Did anyone find Note 4 too big?

[AJErvin12]

Just stay away from skinny jeans then you'll be fine.

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This is exactly what I was going to say. Stay away from the tighties and you'll be fine.

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[JamManUK2000]

Size from a usability perspective is fine, just feels like a phone in your hand but makes tasks that much easier.

The only downside is that where my old S3 would be anonymous in my pocket you do know the note is there. Through the winter I have it in my jacket pocket as its more comfortable.

 

[philip42]

Here's an interesting fact for you. The width of the stock Note 4 keyboard in one handed mode is narrower than the width of the Galaxy S4 keyboard (which you can't set to one handed mode). I've compared them. I have them both. For this reason there are less hand gymnastics required for using the Note 4 with one hand!

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[hgoran]

Of course it is big, but you get used to it in a week

 

[qbnkelt]

I'm a girly girl and I find the weight and size reassuring. It's not TOO heavy but it feels solid. As far as size, it doesn't fit exactly right in my front jeans pocket. It sticks out a bit. But it's OK. Nothing that would keep me from getting such an amazing device.

Sent from my gorgeous sexy white BEAST of a Note 4 ❤

 

[Luigi Pedroni]

Of course it is big. After a week or two you get used to its size and not exchange more for any device.

 

[jwt873]

I find it a bit small. I'd actually like to see a larger Note... I considered the Samsung Galaxy Mega with its 6.3 inch screen, but it didn't have the same capabilities and processing power of the Note 4.

 

[pappcam]

I came from an S3 to a Note 4 and the size difference took some getting used to. I still have my S3 and it seems small and dated now and I don't think I could ever go back to a smaller screen. I wear normal fitting jeans and pants and the Note 4 fits in my front pocket with a Diztronic case on it.

I can do most things on my Note 4 one handed although some things are a stretch. I never type one handed, even on my S3, so that's not an issue for me.

 

[Kronko]

The first few days yes. By now, I am used to it, no complaints

 

[Almeuit]

I came from the Note 3 so I would say no.

The phone does take some getting used to if you're used to an old phone ... but after a few days you really don't notice the size anymore ... until someone says "Wow that phone is big" then you're like "Oh yeah .. guess it is."

 

[shortwave8669]

I find I set my Note down more often than my previous phone which I could easily slip into a pocket.
Since I keep my phones in silicone cases they don't slide in/out of pockets so easily.
But I find the larger screen such an improvement that I wouldn't consider going back to something smaller.

 

[Haalcyon]

I came from the Note 3 so I would say no.

The phone does take some getting used to if you're used to an old phone ... but after a few days you really don't notice the size anymore ... until someone says "Wow that phone is big" then you're like "Oh yeah .. guess it is."

This.

 

[BaMaDuDe87]

Coming from a Galaxy Nexus, a month into the switch I still find it teetering on the edge of too big, but I also have a Unicorn Beetle (Ottetbox knock off) case on it. I am sure once I find a smaller suitable case for it it should be good.

 

[D Android]

When I first got mine I thought it was enormous compared to S4 I had before. Within a week I got so used to it that it doesn't strike me as being large and I wouldn't go back to anything smaller to be honest.

 

[qbnkelt]

True, I had the same adjustment. Now the device feels normal. It doesn't feel HUGE like it did.

Sent from my gorgeous sexy white BEAST of a Note 4 ❤

 

[philip42]

Coming from a Galaxy Nexus, a month into the switch I still find it teetering on the edge of too big, but I also have a Unicorn Beetle (Ottetbox knock off) case on it. I am sure once I find a smaller suitable case for it it should be good.

I've tried Otterbox Commuter, Tpu cases, Casemate Pop case but I've found the official Samsung bumper case to be the best balance of slimness, grippyness, protection front and back, and sleekness, and no, I don't work for Samsung! I always spend a fortune on cases before settling on my favourite. Save yourself time and money and get this one first.

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[Haalcyon]

I've tried Otterbox Commuter, Tpu cases, Casemate Pop case but I've found the official Samsung bumper case to be the best balance of slimness, grippyness, protection front and back, and sleekness, and no, I don't work for Samsung! I always spend a fortune on cases before settling on my favourite. Save yourself time and money and get this one first.

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I love my Verus Iron Shield but have a Tech 21 Tactical for "rough" days.

 

[Ntchwaidumela]

When I first got my Note 4 I really noticed the weight increase over my Note 3.

...but it's not to heavy now and I love the size.

Huh? I traded my Note 3 for the 4, but the weight difference was negligible, and is due to the bigger battery.

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[Ntchwaidumela]

If you feel it's too big, why buy it???

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[qbnkelt]

If you feel it's too big, why buy it???

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The OP hasn't bought the device yet, if that's who you mean. He is looking for how people feel.

Sent from my gorgeous sexy white BEAST of a Note 4 ❤