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As I alluded to in my first post, if the trend of "bigger is better" doesn't work for you or your hands, I feel for ya.

As I alluded to in my first post, if the trend of "bigger is better" doesn't work for you or your hands, I feel for ya. I really do. These are devices we use constantly so it is good to invest time to find something that works well for you. (I'm preaching to the choir here, I'm sure.) Small flagship phones might be hard to find (although the Moto X was never top-of-the-line in specs either), but they are quality options out there, admittedly more in the 4.7-inch range than 4.2. The just-announced Galaxy Alpha might be one to look at. As is the new Sony Z3 Compact. Probably others too, but I haven't followed the market super-closely. Good luck!

Posted by torgoguys on Sep 5, 2014, 4:46 PM

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As I alluded to in my first post, if the trend of "bigger is better" doesn't work for you or your hands, I feel for ya.

torgoguysSep 5, 2014, 4:46 PM

As I alluded to in my first post, if the trend of "bigger is better" doesn't work for you or your hands, I feel for ya. I really do. These are devices we use constantly so it is good to invest time to find something that works well for you. (I'm preaching to the choir here, I'm sure.) Small flagship phones might be hard to find (although the Moto X was never top-of-the-line in specs either), but they are quality options out there, admittedly more in the 4.7-inch range than 4.2. The just-announced Galaxy Alpha might be one to look at. As is the new Sony Z3 Compact. Probably others too, but I haven't followed the market super-closely. Good luck!

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