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As a woman with tiny pockets I'm considering switching from my (already small) S22 to a Flip-type foldable phone just to not have my phone poke into my hip bone every time I sit down.
It seems like phones just gets bigger and bigger every year...
well flip phones solve some of those issues, because you can partially use them closed, and they are smaller in the pocket. Folds are bigger though
I miss the day when the Galaxy Note series was considered big and gets desiginated as a phablet, now pretty much every phone is a phablet. And small phones are next to impossible to find nowadays.
same here, but the tech is just too new. the screen cracks, the apps don't use the whole screen all the time, etc. at least, that's according to a friend who's been using a foldable phone for a long time now