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Other Smartphones@foxy_cola13 yes some people are fine with older models which may be generally more compact, the current market though is dominated by larger devices. This is due to consumer demand and marketing. Nowadays an increasing number see their phone as their main personal device and so the situation is a bit different and for them often a smaller device would not cut it.
As for their being too many generations whilst there may have been some challenges in the Tech world it does seem sustainable and commercial interest/innovation means there is always something new on the horizon.
However as has been mentioned there are some compact devices, you have got a lot of use out of the S7 😊
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Other SmartphonesIt's a matter of personal taste and wants and needs @foxy_cola13
Many like the way they can use the standard size one practically handed although Samsung did introduce a feature on the bigger phobes to bring the display down to a smaller size to allow one handed usage 👍
I had the Samsung Galaxy s⁷ Edge and liked that phone.
Samsung typically releases x3 varients of its flagship phone's with one being a standard size option.
i.e
Ultra model , + model and a standard model.
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