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I all the while using both hand, never using one hand and never appreciate using one hand. I rather prefer everything to be seen in clear than tiny.

When on emergency or not applicable to use both hand, they is never an issue for me using one hand to operate it, most of the time I only use one hand during calling.My biggest phone ever buy is 6.44" Sony Xperia Z Ultra also no issue using one hand when making call.

Others usage from internet, chatting, gaming, both hand is much preferable than one hand.

You like a big phone...ok. Others may not.

It's that simple.
 
You like a big phone...ok. Others may not.

It's that simple.
I am just telling you the reality, most user prefer big phone, second is biggest phone. So hope for small phone is soon became even much difficult to get.

Small phone - 4" and below
Big phone (standard) - 4.7" to 5.2"
Biggest phone - 5.5" to 6"
 
I am just telling you the reality, most user prefer big phone, second is biggest phone. So hope for small phone is soon became even much difficult to get.

Small phone - 4" and below
Big phone (standard) - 4.7" to 5.2"
Biggest phone - 5.5" to 6"

You're stating the obvious...i know already that the larger phones are very popular. Here on macrumors we see threads and articles saying that aplenty.

Doesn't change the fact that there are some advantages w/going with a smaller phone or that some people might prefer smaller.
 
I all the while using both hand, never using one hand and never appreciate using one hand. I rather prefer everything to be seen in clear than tiny.

When on emergency or not applicable to use both hand, they is never an issue for me using one hand to operate it, most of the time I only use one hand during calling. My biggest phone ever buy is 6.44" Sony Xperia Z Ultra also no issue using one hand when making call.

Others usage from internet, photo taking, chatting, gaming, both hand is much preferable than one hand.

I have several phones... on my desk right now, I have the following:

iPhone SE (4-inch)
iPhone 7 (4.7-inch)
Samsung Galaxy Note5(5.7-inch)
Samsung Galaxy S7 edge (5.5-inch)
LG G4 (5.5-inch)
Google Pixel XL (5.5)
plus several random 5-inch Android phones

Like I said, ever since I got my hand on the iPhone SE,
all the other phones have pretty much been neglected....
but I do take the Galaxy Note5 when I fly or go on long
trips. If I go somewhere that require cameras, I always
take the Google Pixel XL, which has the best photos
of all those phones I have. If I go to the gym, I usually
take the iPhone 7 or Galaxy S7 edge, because only
those two are water resistant.(from sweat or the pool)
 
I buy a 4" over any larger iPhone model! Just like it!

This is a good example that the 4 inch iPhone meets a certain demographic. You like the 4 inch iPhone and you don't prefer a larger 4.7 or 5.5 inch iPhone. But Apple offering a third Variant in a smaller size, it draws more of an attraction to those who want a pocketable phone with plenty of power. Diversity in an iPhone lineup is key to appeal to everybody.
 
Went from a 6 128GB to an SE 64GB and considering my small data plan and my appetite for music and podcasts and my giant photo library I very much miss that space I had my SE is always full and I have to find stuff to delete. That's really my only gripe with this phone.
I am also not completely against going up in size if the features are there to make me want it. If iPhone 8 impresses I'll jump to 4.7 and I'll rejoice with space again.

4" phone to me is the ideal size, but the market just isn't big enough to justify R&D resources right now.
Maybe in a couple years the large screen fad will die off in Asia and we will see a glorious 4" iphone :)

To me it's a no brainer for Apple to make 128GB SE version and charge an extra 100 dollars for it that's probably 99.50 in profit margin for Apple :)
 
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