I don’t remember struggling to reach the upper corners of the display with my iPhone XS, but ever since the iPhone 11 Pro and later, it just became easier to use my device with both hands. For me, it was a perfect size for a modern phone, providing plenty of screen space while also being comfortable to hold and even use one-handed. Still, I can’t help but reminisce about the 5.8-inch size of my iPhone XS back in the day. So even though the Samsung Galaxy S23 also has a 6.1-inch display, I actually prefer it over my iPhone 14 Pro because of the lightweight aluminum frame, which makes it slightly more comfortable for me to use single-handedly. It also doesn’t help that Apple makes the iPhone 14 Pro heavy with the materials used, namely the stainless steel frame. (It’s pretty much impossible for me to reach the top corners of the screen comfortably, and even with phone accessories like a PopSocket, I can barely manage to do so without some amazing finger gymnastics.) Julian Chokkattu/Digital Trends This means I can barely use most phones today one-handed. Whenever I compare my hands to someone else’s, it’s always pretty shocking just how much smaller mine are compared to others. I’ve said it a few times already, but I have very petite hands. But I learned to fall in love with the size of the iPhone XS.
So I surprisingly did not get the iPhone X that year, but I did get the iPhone XS the following year - mostly because, well, I couldn’t get an iPhone with Touch ID anymore. I’m one of those people who upgrades their phone every year, but in 2017, I had gone with the iPhone 8 because I didn’t like large phones, and I didn’t want to not have Touch ID.
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