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| View Poll Results: Which option would you spend your hard earned money on? | |||
| iPhone w/ 5" screen |
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90 | 41.86% |
| iPhone w/ 4.1" - 4.9" screen |
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89 | 41.40% |
| iPhone w/ 4" screen |
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36 | 16.74% |
| Voters: 215. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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Would you spend your money on an iPhone with a larger screen?
Ok, so there have been some scattered threads that in one way or another allude to whether or not someone wants a larger screen on their iPhone. I thought, rather than everyone scroll through page after page of opinions lets consolidate into a simple poll and really get an idea of where people actually are in wanting a larger screen on their iPhone. I for one would definitely spend my money on a larger iPhone, preferably 5", but I think it would be important to continue to offer the current 4" as a budget option if they went all the way to a 5". I'm guessing most would like at least a slightly larger screen, but look forward to seeing if that is the case!
Feel free to elaborate on your choice as well.
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I think the max I could do is 5". I don't want to run into having trouble getting it in or out of my pockets. It also really depends on the form factor they choose to go with. I'd prefer if they didn't expand vertically only.
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Absolutely not. The iPhone 5 screen is all I want. The main reason I stick with my 4S is the awesome glass material. iPhone 5 screen with 4S material? Definitely gonna buy.
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Just a quick additional thought: this is not a discussion about which is better, which makes more sense, or even what we think apple will actually do. This is purely which option you would spend your money on if you walked into the apple store or carrier store today.
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I would pay full price today.
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I would like to see a 4.3-4.5 inch iPhone.
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Yes. I wouldpay full price today
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As long as it's horizontally expanded, I would buy one.
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4.5 to 4.7" would be perfect IMO
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I never upgraded to to the iPhone 5 because I didn't think it was worth it but I did buy a Nexus 4 that has a bigger screen. I still use my 4S and cancelled my AT&T contract and moved to T-Mobile so I will no longer have a way to buy an iPhone unless I buy it full price, I doubt I'll be buying another iPhone in the future.
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4.9" and 5" iz pretty much the samething!
so I said 5" but im fine with 4" rite now.
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Yea, I just chose 4.1-4.9 as the spread since it seems everyone has a different opinion of a 4.x inch screen. So that choice represents anyone pretty much wanting a slightly larger screen than the i5 but doesn't want 5".
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When/If the 6 has a screen the size of the S3 or something like that, I will be back at the front of the line on launch day camping. I camped for every iPhone except the 5.
Yea, I'm a nut.
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I will NEVER buy a wider screen iphone, and would just find a flip phone or an older iPhone 5S 5 or 4S if Apple did something as dumb and moved away from a mature looking smartphone.
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Depends on the overall dimensions. One handed operation and an easy fit in a pocket are essential IMO. So I wouldn't buy a phone that didn't meet those criteria, but if it did, bigger would be fine.
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I would do 4.3" if they figured out a way to keep the actual dimensions of the phone similar to the iPhone 5. Don't want it to be any larger than that though.
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Yes, I would think the natural progression would be to do away with as much bezel as possible on the phone as its not as important for holding as it is on a tablet.
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I like the 4" screen, but 4.3-4.5" would be the sweet spot for me.
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I don't want a 5 inch brick in my pocket thank you. The iPhone 5 is quite sufficient and I was actually quite fine with my 3gs. Any larger is to big.
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Yes give me the 5 inch model please.
I've been saying the iPhone needs a bigger screen since the 3G model in 2008. Better yet Apple should offer multiple screen sizes so everyone can get the right phone for their needs. Apple did this with the iPod lineup long time ago so no reason not do do this again with the iPhone. We all love having options. Not Samsung options but within Apple. |
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Have a 4'' and a 4.5''-4.8''. 4.5''-4.8'' could be like the iPad or MacBook Pro, better specs. 4'' could turn to cheaper model, lots of colors. |
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Apple is correct for choosing a 4" display. Basically, everyone in the world can use the entire screen one-handed. Go larger, and it becomes more and more difficult for users to do that.
Personally, I'd rather have an iPad mini with a 6"-7" retina display and leave the current iPhone size where it is. That would be far more useful. When I had my Note 2 I would still carry a smaller phone to make calls, text, email, etc because it was easier but the things the N2 was better at, like doodling or watching Netflix, I wished the screen was bigger. IMO, there are too many compromises at the ~5" range for a smartphone. People have their opinion and I have mine - smartphones should be easy to use one-handed, and tablets should be just big enough to be different.
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so I said 5" but im fine with 4" rite now.
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