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I personally liked 4.7 inches screen at first. That just fit in my hands 7 to 8 years ago.

But recently, in the recent 2 to 3 years, I came to like 6.41 inches screen, that is on Samsung A50s. When I compared my smartphone screen with my friends' smartphones, I was convinced that anything bigger than 6.41 is unnecessary, for me. It was not even comfortable for me.

But just about a fortnight has passed with my iPhone 13. That has 6.1 inches of screen. And the form factor is also quite good! Not strictly actively rectangular, and not squared as well. Even the weight distribution is quite amazing! It truly feels like a complete phone in every sense. 6.1 inches screen is just perfect for me.

I can see why it topped India's best-selling smartphone of 2022. A premium phone among ultra-budget phones. A very rare feat indeed. Price also plays a role. But those who do not understand the dynamics of the iPhone and think that more money can get you the best went for the iPhone 14 or +.

I like smartphones with smaller screens. I believe a smartphone is meant to be used single-handedly. Unlike a tab.

What about you?

Take two hypothetical people, for example.

The first guy literally lives in his parent's basement in his thirties and has never moved out of the house before. He's tall (6'2", 6'3"), has a long nose, and skinny. He barely passed high school and has no college degree. He works part-time at a Walmart as a cashier, but his "main source of income" is doing online gaming streams to a medium-sized audience who donates just to mock him.

He's a virgin who has never kissed a woman before, but is sure he knows 'what all women want' in a guy and acts like a perpetual Nice Guy. He's a male feminist and unironically uses terms like "toxic masculinity." He's a "proud simp" and uses OnlyFans. He's also a proud atheist. He owns one or more cats and is proud of that, including wearing cat sweaters. He's a smug, arrogant, juvenile person who believes he's very smart and has life figured out. He has an excessive amount of ego (confidence) and believes he's the epitome of what all modern men should be.

The second guy lives on his own, by himself, in a nice top-floor apartment. He's short, and has a "dad bod." He grew up poor and lower-class and worked his way up out of poverty over time. He has a graduate degree from a well-known university and is highly intelligent and hard-working. He works a respectable career helping people daily, and has plenty of money saved up. He doesn't spend his money that much, and instead, invests it saves it, or uses it for self-improvement.

He's currently single, but has been in previous relationships with women before. He's not a simp. He's apolitical and dislikes most politics. He's agnostic and doesn't think about religion much. He's a nice, respectable person, but doesn't take abuse or bullying from others. He has a low amount of ego (confidence) because he feels like an underachiever compared to those around him, had a slow start in life, and is not yet quite "rich" or "wealthy."

Which guy do you think has a better mindset?