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I want a small/compact phone
Boselecta
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I need to replace my Sony Xperia Mini... tiny little phone, I can hide it under a credit card (though it's quite thick).
In the two or so years since I got it, smart phones seem to have got insanely BIG and today's phones that carry the label "mini" are still flipping enormous even if they're technically smaller than their flagship big brother models.
Can anyone recommend a genuinely small smart phone please? I don't want or need lots of bells and whistles. or speed - does any manufacturer actually make a compact phone anymore???
In the two or so years since I got it, smart phones seem to have got insanely BIG and today's phones that carry the label "mini" are still flipping enormous even if they're technically smaller than their flagship big brother models.
Can anyone recommend a genuinely small smart phone please? I don't want or need lots of bells and whistles. or speed - does any manufacturer actually make a compact phone anymore???
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Cheap and probably a better experience than those ultra-budget android phones.
What about a Galaxy Ace 2 at 3.8 inches?
Can you still buy that phone? I thought it had been superseded by the Ace 3 now? Still a great phone though. I love mine even though I bought it in late 2012.
You can still get it. £140 from Carphone Warehouse. You can even still get the original Ace, although I wouldn't recommend going that low, personally.
If you want something high end, you're pretty much looking at the iPhone 5S or a Sony Xperia Z1 Compact (or whatever its called).
Sod it - I'm gonna stick with my tiny baby and maybe get a new battery, as ultimately, it's only fact it runs down a bit quicker that's irked me.
Hopefully, these things are cyclical and genuinely small phones will become the vogue soon!
you can still buy the original Ace.
http://www.carphonewarehouse.com/phone/samsung/samsung-galaxy-ace/ppay?colourCode=BLACK&gift=undefined&giftType=undefined
That phone is small (HxW) because it is also relatively thick (D). I find a slightly larger phone (4x3) with almost half the depth is easier to hold and slips easily into a shirt or trouser pocket. Not to mention larger screens which in the world of smart phones is crucial.