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Sony Xperia 5 II Dual Sim Unlocked Smartphone 120 Hz HDR OLED CinemaWide Display.

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 You don't need it, but it's nice to have it. I'm assuming this is your volume rocker just up above the power switch over on the other side. This is what I was talking about. I don't know if everyone's gonna appreciate this, but for me, the ability to just stick your finger in there and pull out the entire tray

 Okay, Sony has some of the best face and eye tracking autofocus in the entire business when it comes to cameras. The fact that that same software and those same algorithms exist inside of a smartphone where I can just go over here and turn on face tracking for autofocus. I'm just going to go out and say you know that I use a lot of smartphones. I use them all Everything that comes through

 This is essentially the exact same interface as what you would get on their semi pro or even pro equipment in the photo space. This is the most important part. Okay, Sony has some of the best face and eye tracking autofocus in the entire business when it comes to cameras. The fact that that same software and those same algorithms exist inside of a smartphone where I can just go over here and turn on face tracking for autofocus

 so there's a little sample clip for the video. Now, the same thing is true within the photo pro mode. This is essentially the exact same interface as what you would get on their semi pro or even pro equipment in the photo space. This is the most important part

The Sony Xperia 5 II Turns Me On...

And it has 120+ Hz modes with 240 Hz touch sampling. I consider myself a small phone enthusiast and the Xperia 5 II seems catered to me. It delivers most of the benefits of a large screen while letting me use it when handed thanks to the slim width and side sense and one hand features. The side sense gestures and battery management make it great to use every day

So for anyone who considers the size of the new Pixel to be a dealbreaker, what do you plan to get instead?

<div class="md"><p>So for anyone who considers the size of the new Pixel to be a dealbreaker, what do you plan to get instead?</p>
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I find the Pixel 5 perfect for screen and size. It fits in my pocket and didn't really lose any screen space and that was coming from a 2 XL.

<div class="md"><p>I find the Pixel 5 perfect for screen and size. It fits in my pocket and didn&#39;t really lose any screen space and that was coming from a 2 XL.</p>
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There are two points I think are worth discussing: 

1. Diagonal screen size is a leftover from the 16:9 days.  Phones now have different aspect ratios and bezel sizes that make that measurement less useful.  Instead, I think we should be using two dimensions.  The device width and the display aspect ratio.  The width determines how easy you can use the phone with one hand.  And aspect ratio determines how much of the screen you can reach without shifting your grip.  For an example, see my second point...

2. Sony is making /r/Android's "dream phone" and you should reward them with your dollars if you want a phone with these features.  The Xperia 5 series is 68mm wide or less.  It has headphone jacks, stereo front speakers, ultra-wide cameras, large batteries with lifespan enhancing software, a minimal skin, a flagship processor, good cooling, perfectly curved sides, and more.  Used/discounted prices are below $700. The biggest point of debate is the 21:9 displays.  You have to use the one hand mode, but on the flip side, cinematic video and long scrolling feeds like Reddit look great.  And it has 120+ Hz modes with 240 Hz touch sampling.  

I consider myself a small phone enthusiast and the Xperia 5 II seems catered to me.  It delivers most of the benefits of a large screen while letting me use it when handed thanks to the slim width and side sense and one hand features.  The side sense gestures and battery management make it great to use every day.  I'm shilling for it because I'm frustrated that people won't reward Sony for creating what is "missing" in the 2021 phone market.

<div class="md"><p>There are two points I think are worth discussing: </p>

<ol>
<li><p>Diagonal screen size is a leftover from the 16:9 days.  Phones now have different aspect ratios and bezel sizes that make that measurement less useful.  Instead, I think we should be using two dimensions.  The device width and the display aspect ratio.  The width determines how easy you can use the phone with one hand.  And aspect ratio determines how much of the screen you can reach without shifting your grip.  For an example, see my second point...</p></li>
<li><p>Sony is making <a href="/r/Android">/r/Android</a>&#39;s &quot;dream phone&quot; and you should reward them with your dollars if you want a phone with these features.  The Xperia 5 series is 68mm wide or less.  It has headphone jacks, stereo front speakers, ultra-wide cameras, large batteries with lifespan enhancing software, a minimal skin, a flagship processor, good cooling, perfectly curved sides, and more.  Used/discounted prices are below $700. The biggest point of debate is the 21:9 displays.  You have to use the one hand mode, but on the flip side, cinematic video and long scrolling feeds like Reddit look great.  And it has 120+ Hz modes with 240 Hz touch sampling.  </p></li>
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<p>I consider myself a small phone enthusiast and the Xperia 5 II seems catered to me.  It delivers most of the benefits of a large screen while letting me use it when handed thanks to the slim width and side sense and one hand features.  The side sense gestures and battery management make it great to use every day.  I&#39;m shilling for it because I&#39;m frustrated that people won&#39;t reward Sony for creating what is &quot;missing&quot; in the 2021 phone market.</p>
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Was really hoping for the iPhone 12 mini to inspire copycat phones from major android players. I guess not. Gonna need to wait until reasonably sized phones are cool again before I upgrade.

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<p>Was really hoping for the iPhone 12 mini to inspire copycat phones from major android players. I guess not. Gonna need to wait until reasonably sized phones are cool again before I upgrade.</p>
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I came to terms with the death of the compact flagship when Samsung didn't update the S10e with the S20 line. I upgraded to the S21 (base model), and while I would still prefer something smaller, I've accepted that it's probably as small as it will get.

However, the Pixel 6 will be bigger than the S21. It will be bigger than the iPhone 12. This trend towards bigger phones needs to stop *somewhere*, and I was really hoping that we'd seen the end of the size inflation. People keep talking about how small phones don't sell, and I accept that truth when you're referring to phones like the iPhone 12 mini with a 5.4in screen, but I refuse to believe that the market for reasonably-sized phones like the iPhone 12 and Galaxy S21 isn't large enough to justify continuing to make those sorts of devices.

<div class="md"><p>I came to terms with the death of the compact flagship when Samsung didn&#39;t update the S10e with the S20 line. I upgraded to the S21 (base model), and while I would still prefer something smaller, I&#39;ve accepted that it&#39;s probably as small as it will get.</p>

<p>However, the Pixel 6 will be bigger than the S21. It will be bigger than the iPhone 12. This trend towards bigger phones needs to stop <em>somewhere</em>, and I was really hoping that we&#39;d seen the end of the size inflation. People keep talking about how small phones don&#39;t sell, and I accept that truth when you&#39;re referring to phones like the iPhone 12 mini with a 5.4in screen, but I refuse to believe that the market for reasonably-sized phones like the iPhone 12 and Galaxy S21 isn&#39;t large enough to justify continuing to make those sorts of devices.</p>
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Man, I don't even want a small phone, I just want one that isn't significantly larger than my Pixel XL, which was a pretty big phone when it launched. The only phones available now that aren't a considerable downgrade in some way have 6.7" screens or larger, which is just too goddamn big. I don't want to have to use two hands to use my phone. It's ridiculous.

<div class="md"><p>Man, I don&#39;t even want a small phone, I just want one that isn&#39;t significantly larger than my Pixel XL, which was a pretty big phone when it launched. The only phones available now that aren&#39;t a considerable downgrade in some way have 6.7&quot; screens or larger, which is just too goddamn big. I don&#39;t want to have to use two hands to use my phone. It&#39;s ridiculous.</p>
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That's why I think Z Flip is the future. It's a compact phone that can turn into a big phone.

<div class="md"><p>That&#39;s why I think Z Flip is the future. It&#39;s a compact phone that can turn into a big phone.</p>
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Moto is doing the same thing with the Moto G line. With all of the new releases, there is nothing 6.2in and below anymore

<div class="md"><p>Moto is doing the same thing with the Moto G line. With all of the new releases, there is nothing 6.2in and below anymore</p>
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I've gone from Galaxy Note 3 to Galaxy S8+ to Pixel 4a, because I no longer use the train to commute and don't need the large screen because my phone is no longer my primary entertainment device and I wanted something I can fit in pants without forcing then out of shape and can use with one hand.

I hope there will still be a non huge option.

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;ve gone from Galaxy Note 3 to Galaxy S8+ to Pixel 4a, because I no longer use the train to commute and don&#39;t need the large screen because my phone is no longer my primary entertainment device and I wanted something I can fit in pants without forcing then out of shape and can use with one hand.</p>

<p>I hope there will still be a non huge option.</p>
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Its normal. Apple tried to make compact phones with the iPhone SE . But they sold less and less. They stopped production early. Seemed disappointed (in apple terms)

<div class="md"><p>Its normal. Apple tried to make compact phones with the iPhone SE . But they sold less and less. They stopped production early. Seemed disappointed (in apple terms)</p>
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Pixel 4a or Pixel 5 guys, buy one while you still can. They're actually excellent phones, been using my 4a for the last year and it's performed almost flawlessly (minus the occasional Android hiccup). I get all day battery life and a stellar camera, regular android updates and security patches, and it's like $350.

<div class="md"><p>Pixel 4a or Pixel 5 guys, buy one while you still can. They&#39;re actually excellent phones, been using my 4a for the last year and it&#39;s performed almost flawlessly (minus the occasional Android hiccup). I get all day battery life and a stellar camera, regular android updates and security patches, and it&#39;s like $350.</p>
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It's sad that smaller phones seem so unpopular. I'm in the process of getting rid of my OnePlus 8 Pro for that very reason: it's way too big. Anything above 6" is really hit or miss for me. I really wish the Pixel 6 was smaller than 6.4".

<div class="md"><p>It&#39;s sad that smaller phones seem so unpopular. I&#39;m in the process of getting rid of my OnePlus 8 Pro for that very reason: it&#39;s way too big. Anything above 6&quot; is really hit or miss for me. I really wish the Pixel 6 was smaller than 6.4&quot;.</p>
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I thought most westerners were over the size craze.

I'd die for a 5.8 inch Pixel 6 Mini.

Something you can genuinely grip with one hand!!!

<div class="md"><p>I thought most westerners were over the size craze.</p>

<p>I&#39;d die for a 5.8 inch Pixel 6 Mini.</p>

<p>Something you can genuinely grip with one hand!!!</p>
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I love my Pixel 5. In fact I wish it was even smaller. It's a shame I'll probably never get something this compact again.

<div class="md"><p>I love my Pixel 5. In fact I wish it was even smaller. It&#39;s a shame I&#39;ll probably never get something this compact again.</p>
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Thickness isn't a big problem when the the other dimensions are so small, and battery life isn't a problem for everyone. I'm doing fine with razr 5g.

<div class="md"><p>Thickness isn&#39;t a big problem when the the other dimensions are so small, and battery life isn&#39;t a problem for everyone. I&#39;m doing fine with razr 5g.</p>
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Well there's also the fact that big screens are easier to read. So the people with the most money that can more easily afford a $1000 and up flagship phone - i.e. Gen X and above - either already have reading glasses or are probably trying to deny that they need reading glasses. A big screen phone that can be read without those glasses is a good thing.

<div class="md"><p>Well there&#39;s also the fact that big screens are easier to read. So the people with the most money that can more easily afford a $1000 and up flagship phone - i.e. Gen X and above - either already have reading glasses or are probably trying to deny that they need reading glasses. A big screen phone that can be read without those glasses is a good thing.</p>
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There is good amount of people wanting compact phones. It's just that the manufacturers don't sell them at an affordable price point. S10e, iphone 12 mini, xperia phones were all expensive and with a few compromises too.

I hope asus prices their zenfone 8 right in India and it would sell like hot cakes. The pixels had hardware compromises and they weren't very much available outside the US to be fair. They did sell in India but at an inflated price because of local taxation.

<div class="md"><p>There is good amount of people wanting compact phones. It&#39;s just that the manufacturers don&#39;t sell them at an affordable price point. S10e, iphone 12 mini, xperia phones were all expensive and with a few compromises too.</p>

<p>I hope asus prices their zenfone 8 right in India and it would sell like hot cakes. The pixels had hardware compromises and they weren&#39;t very much available outside the US to be fair. They did sell in India but at an inflated price because of local taxation.</p>
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Reasons why compact flagships don't sell a lot.

1. Small size. Due to size constraints, the battery has to be sacrificed to a certain extent and if the thermals are not properly maintained, it can cause performance issue.
2. Less space for larger camera sensors. This can cause downgrade in camera performance which can be easily avoided if given a bigger space to work with.
3. Small screen. Now a days, content can be better seen on a bigger screen. Small screen is something many will avoid as you will have to scroll more, may not be able to see small interactable objects present in games and feels less immersive when watching content such as movies.
4. Market itself. The demand for large phones are way more than the small phones. So why the company will try to invest millions of dollars in small phones market. Not only that, we have seen the progression of the smartphones from being small to large. The smaller phones were small ( like 4 to 5 inch devices ) and there was a demand for a large phone and after some time technology advanced to a certain extent where we can extend the display close to the size of the phone ( iPhone X ) and that paved the way for the demand of even larger devices. 

And that's why they won't sell well. The exception can be for iPhone SE. Reasons being that it is a powerhouse ( but less battery ), cameras are still good and the Apple branding ( this one is what makes a lot of people to ignore the shortcoming of this iphone ). Meanwhile Pixel 4a is good but many will refrain to buy because it's not powerhouse ( you can either get a similar priced phone but with more powerful specs or you can get similar speeced phone for a lot less ) and the branding ( Google is so common that it may not feel premium for common people unlike Apple )

<div class="md"><p>Reasons why compact flagships don&#39;t sell a lot.</p>

<ol>
<li>Small size. Due to size constraints, the battery has to be sacrificed to a certain extent and if the thermals are not properly maintained, it can cause performance issue.</li>
<li>Less space for larger camera sensors. This can cause downgrade in camera performance which can be easily avoided if given a bigger space to work with.</li>
<li>Small screen. Now a days, content can be better seen on a bigger screen. Small screen is something many will avoid as you will have to scroll more, may not be able to see small interactable objects present in games and feels less immersive when watching content such as movies.</li>
<li>Market itself. The demand for large phones are way more than the small phones. So why the company will try to invest millions of dollars in small phones market. Not only that, we have seen the progression of the smartphones from being small to large. The smaller phones were small ( like 4 to 5 inch devices ) and there was a demand for a large phone and after some time technology advanced to a certain extent where we can extend the display close to the size of the phone ( iPhone X ) and that paved the way for the demand of even larger devices. </li>
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<p>And that&#39;s why they won&#39;t sell well. The exception can be for iPhone SE. Reasons being that it is a powerhouse ( but less battery ), cameras are still good and the Apple branding ( this one is what makes a lot of people to ignore the shortcoming of this iphone ). Meanwhile Pixel 4a is good but many will refrain to buy because it&#39;s not powerhouse ( you can either get a similar priced phone but with more powerful specs or you can get similar speeced phone for a lot less ) and the branding ( Google is so common that it may not feel premium for common people unlike Apple )</p>
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Compact phones just don't sell well. I've accepted that phone manufacturers will never make a compact phone ever again. Apple will probably stop making the Mini after the 13.

I'll probably be buying the 13 mini and hold on to it for 5-6 years.

<div class="md"><p>Compact phones just don&#39;t sell well. I&#39;ve accepted that phone manufacturers will never make a compact phone ever again. Apple will probably stop making the Mini after the 13.</p>

<p>I&#39;ll probably be buying the 13 mini and hold on to it for 5-6 years.</p>
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Make a iphone 12 pro like model maybe not iphone mini

<div class="md"><p>Make a iphone 12 pro like model maybe not iphone mini</p>
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I have never and will never buy a giant phone. Still using a Pixel 3A and love it.

Should I get a 4A if I can find one? Or is there a good alternative? Needs a headphone jack

This 3A should last a good while longer but will eventually need replacement.

<div class="md"><p>I have never and will never buy a giant phone. Still using a Pixel 3A and love it.</p>

<p>Should I get a 4A if I can find one? Or is there a good alternative? Needs a headphone jack</p>

<p>This 3A should last a good while longer but will eventually need replacement.</p>
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The only problem with compact phones is the battery. People would buy them if they lasted long enough. I bought an S21 because it's the most compact out of the other Samsung's S lineup(mind you I have really big peasant hands). Even then, the battery is kinda "meh" compared to bigger phones I've had. 

They have to figure out to how to make smaller phones to last as long as the bigger phones without huge trade-offs. And that is  a lot of Research and  Development, which companies are not ready to deal with.

<div class="md"><p>The only problem with compact phones is the battery. People would buy them if they lasted long enough. I bought an S21 because it&#39;s the most compact out of the other Samsung&#39;s S lineup(mind you I have really big peasant hands). Even then, the battery is kinda &quot;meh&quot; compared to bigger phones I&#39;ve had. </p>

<p>They have to figure out to how to make smaller phones to last as long as the bigger phones without huge trade-offs. And that is  a lot of Research and  Development, which companies are not ready to deal with.</p>
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i have given up on Google 

traded in my Pixel 4 for S21 Ultra

<div class="md"><p>i have given up on Google </p>

<p>traded in my Pixel 4 for S21 Ultra</p>
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Two pixel phones deep and because of this I have moved to the iPhone 12 mini. It's been pretty great.

<div class="md"><p>Two pixel phones deep and because of this I have moved to the iPhone 12 mini. It&#39;s been pretty great.</p>
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