And it would work fine for Shaq and Lebron. I think you missed my point.
Most of the Android flagships are terrible for one handed use. Being able to type on a keyboard at the bottom of a screen one handed is one thing. Things are different when you have UI elements on the top right corner of the screen and you're using the phone one handed in your left hand. I don't have the biggest hands, and the fact that this phone has a 5" screen - which is already pushing the limits of one handed use - coupled with a pretty pronounced bezel under it makes it nearly impossible to use the phone with a comfortable/steady/secure grip one handed unless you have some pretty large hands. On top of that, the phone has a slippery finish on it. Adding a case may add some grip-ability, but it actually decreases one handed usage by making the phone fatter, which means you need even more reach to get across the screen while gripping the phone.
Has nothing to do with whether or not I hate the phone. The phone is big and the Bezel size and placement makes it impossible for me to use it one handed.
Like I said, I can't even comfortably use a Galaxy S4 one handed, due to the screen size. There is just too much reach to get to places where things are on the screen that you need to tap without shuffling the phone around in your hand a lot.
This is why Samsung has kept the menu button in their phones so long (even on the GS5, long pressing the App Switch capacitive button = menu button).
Calm down.
I mean, I never said the phone wasn't one hand usable for you. You can have Lebron sized hands for all I know. I don't know you. I just reject the fact that the M8 is "easy" to use one handed, because its size and the way it's laid out states otherwise. There are smaller phones that reviewers and people complained about one handed usage on, than the M8.
I will keep my opinions to yourself when you start keeping your opinions to yourself, fair enough?
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