Oh boy, a 6.1 inch screen. "Popular". Ugh. RIP any hopes of a small SE refresh.
Even the SE was a little bigger than the 4S screen I really miss. Combined with the angled sides it was the last phone I could comfortably operate with one hand.
I always hear people on hn asking for smaller screen. Apple actually made a small 12. It was the worst selling phone in the lineup.
Guess it's time to go get one of the flip phones...
I feel like these comments complaining about modern screen sizes don't consider that Bezels have shrunk a ton since.
Both SE 2020 and 2022 had a body size of 138.4mm x 67.3mm, which gives a diagonal of 153.9mm or 6.1 inches.
The new iPhone 16e has a body of 146.7mm x 71.5mm, with a diagonal of 163.2mm, or 6.4 inches. So only 5% bigger.
They need that screen so they can fit a reasonable battery underneath... an unfortunate tradeoff
Came to the comments to see just this : how small is it ? On this huge page there is no mention of the size.
Size matters for me : I'm looking for a compact Android phone, there is none now. Something close to the iPhone 12 mini.
this was literally the only reason i wanted to buy a SE revamp
Back in my day, new advancements meant smaller phones. Hopefully we get back there soon. Till then, I'm sticking with my iPhone 12 mini.
I've gotten so used to my 13 mini that anything bigger just feels too big
Hoping against hope that Apple brings back that size/form factor someday so clinging on to my 13 mini until that day comes...