> People want a small phone, but perhaps not if it costs like 6 phones? How is this hard to understand?
iphone mini wasn't priced like 6 phones, and it still didn't sell well. again, you can't seem to grapple with the reality here that what you want is a very niche thing and it doesn't sell well as a mass-market product regardless of price. that is, after all, why apple stopped making that size once again.
the iphone SE is about as small as the market wants. Below that is the domain of mini phones - which do exist, but mostly from smaller android vendors.
> No they don't. There is NOTHING on the market currently that is sized and priced like a samsung S5 mini today.
iphone mini wasn't priced like 6 phones, and it still didn't sell well. again, you can't seem to grapple with the reality here that what you want is a very niche thing and it doesn't sell well as a mass-market product regardless of price. that is, after all, why apple stopped making that size once again.
the iphone SE is about as small as the market wants. Below that is the domain of mini phones - which do exist, but mostly from smaller android vendors.
> No they don't. There is NOTHING on the market currently that is sized and priced like a samsung S5 mini today.
s5 mini: 131.1 x 64.8 x 9.1 mm
cubot pocket 3: 133.2 x 55 x 12.3mm
unihertz jelly pro: 92.4 × 43 × 13 mm
just with literally a few minutes of searching.