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honestly I don’t mind it - the grooves allow you to actually hold the fucking thing one handed without being a basketball player
Sounds like you need a case with actual grip more than anything. Maybe they should stop making phones smooth and so big? They are all phablets these days.
if they sold smaller phones I would’ve. I prefer not to use cases; this isn’t a problem, but a complaint on the status quo. I sympathize with those under 6’3 who have to purchase further solutions. agreed that phones should be smaller in general; like they were about few generations ago.
When they eventually give us a good smaller phone, we gotta buy buy buy it so they get the message. I think the industry is just fully of copying, if one company makes a bigger phone and finds some success, the next company does it etc
I had the mini for years but she finally ran out of juice recently ><
This is exactly the reason. It makes large screen devices easier to hold for people with normal sized hands.
You hold your phone by the camera bump???
The bump keeps the phone from sliding down past your fingers on the back
lolol not literally - it rests against my index or middle sometimes