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I know what I'm switching to!
That's a bit of a weird switch. As a fellow s10e user, I got this phone because it's small. The Moto G Stylus is not small at all.
I got the s10e because it was the first thing in a store.
I'm not joking, I was dumb enough to quickly switch from iOS.
That's what I did! I was so annoyed by Apple products I grabbed a Pixel. No complaints though
Nice! How's the Pixel?
Ah, coming from iPhone makes sense. You probably felt that an s10e was a "normal" sized phone. After all, it is larger than the mainline iPhones at that time. The Android market had already decided an s10e was a small phone for a niche market
Maybe,
I have to to say, my s10e is somewhat rocking and I like it's Secure Folder contanier (Haven't seen a similalur thing.)
Only issue that concerns me is the brightness, battery, and camera.
I miss my S4 Compact.
As time goes by I want something bigger and bigger.
That's fine, to each their own. I'd like the opposite and my dream phone would be the size of my Galaxy S (the original one).
My curiosity is because the s10e was a somewhat niche device, but Spider89@lemmy.world explained their choice.