Size. Matters.

[josuts]

Definately bigger is better

 

[Tsepz_GP]

5.7" is the sweet spot for now. Currently using a Galaxy Note 4 but I wouldn't mind a 6" phone. My previous phone was a Galaxy S2. For me bigger is better especially if it comes with good battery life.

Same here

Funny enough, I downsized from the Note 4 to the S7 Edge, yet got a huge jump in battery and battery life, 3220mAh in Note 4 to 3600mAh in the S7 Edge.

Amazing how Samsung got such a large battery in such a compact and curved frame.

 

[recDNA]

iPhone 7, Galaxy S7, and Pixel are closer to 5" than 6".

Is the chin onnthe pixel as big as the xl? I looked at the xl today and it was just silly

 

[Master of Surgery]

Did you get it yet? If so, what are your size impressions?

Sorry for the delay. I actually just returned it. As far as "Size" goes I actually quite enjoyed it. The build quality was just very cheap and delicate (easily scratches).

 

[libra89]

Sorry for the delay. I actually just returned it. As far as "Size" goes I actually quite enjoyed it. The build quality was just very cheap and delicate (easily scratches).

It's okay, I just wasn't sure if you forgot.

Thanks for the impressions! I felt the same about the size.

 

[Golfdriver97]

For me, once a device goes over a screen size of 5.4" it becomes too cumbersome to use. I do prefer screen sizes on the smaller side.

 

[Master of Surgery]

For me, once a device goes over a screen size of 5.4" it becomes too cumbersome to use. I do prefer screen sizes on the smaller side.

Totally agree. Fooling around with my Priv and even it seems to feel "large".

 

[Orion78]

The bigger the better. My Nexus 6 has spoiled me. A 6 inch screen is awesome. I can even go bigger. The smallest I can go is 5.7 and even that would bother me lol. 6+ and I would be happy lol.