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I’d rather have a battery that lasts a week on one charge and can be replaced in 5-10 years.

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“Display upgrades” just means a brighter screen. It’s the new thing these manufacturers “upgrade” every year now that resolutions and refresh rates have stabilised across the industry.

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I just want the return of the Mini. Upgrade the display to 4".

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You probably want a 5" since displays now go right up to the edge of the body.

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No, i want a smaller physical device that keeps a ~4" screen. Ideally not exceeding the dimensions of the OG iPhone.

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That would be roughly 4.6 inches, don’t forget that modern apps don’t work well on very small displays like the UniHertz Jelly.

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I’d rather have a camera with complete lines, not just the top.

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