Initially pre-oredered iPhone 12 128GB with a great $100 discount to replace my iPhone 8 64GB.
However, my hands are bit smaller and I was scared of getting a great but huge smartphone. Therefore I cancelled my pre-order and now thinking about getting either iPhone 12 mini or iPhone 11 Pro. I use my phone usually for taking pictures, checking mail, messagning, navigation, little bit of browsing and youtube. I rarely play games.
There are several reasons for upgrade: I want higher ppi display, better battery (been using iPhone 8 for almost 3 years, a half year ago I changed the batteru, the new one has right now 96% and I am getting only about 1.5h soc!). Phone is sometimes slower (looks like it is underclocking cpu?) and also any upgrade in camera is welcome.
Maybe, is there anybody who upgraded from 6/7/8 to iPhone 12 with medium or smaller hands and didn't regret his/her decision?
However, my hands are bit smaller and I was scared of getting a great but huge smartphone. Therefore I cancelled my pre-order and now thinking about getting either iPhone 12 mini or iPhone 11 Pro. I use my phone usually for taking pictures, checking mail, messagning, navigation, little bit of browsing and youtube. I rarely play games.
There are several reasons for upgrade: I want higher ppi display, better battery (been using iPhone 8 for almost 3 years, a half year ago I changed the batteru, the new one has right now 96% and I am getting only about 1.5h soc!). Phone is sometimes slower (looks like it is underclocking cpu?) and also any upgrade in camera is welcome.
- iPhone 12 looks too big, although, it's a bit smaller then iPhone 11, which I found big).
- iPhone 12 mini looks promising, however I am more than concerned about the battery life (especially after 1*2 years, when the capacity will noticeably decrease!)
- iPhone 11 Pro is closer to 12 than to 12 mini in terms of size, a bit heavy, no sweet 128gb, good battery life, older A13, no 5G
Maybe, is there anybody who upgraded from 6/7/8 to iPhone 12 with medium or smaller hands and didn't regret his/her decision?
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