Bigger and more fashionable? Talking about the size and experience of mobile phone screen

Talking about the size and experience of mobile phone screen when I looked back at the screen with less than 2 inches of the flip phone, I already felt that my eyes were full of the whole screen, and holding the Nokia 3230 2-inch screen was enough to make everyone around you sigh. But now I can't imagine how I watched so many anime on the N73 2.4-inch screen. Starting with the first iphone, handset makers have moved to a new era of big-screen handsets. People scramble to get on the screen, the screen size is soaring from 3.5 inches, 3.7 inches, 4.3 inches across the street, 4.8 inches is no longer fresh, and what's worse--Samsung's Galaxy note last year and LG's Optimus Vu, released earlier this year, topped 5 inches! The 5.3-inch macro screen of the Galaxy note this seems to be well understood, the screen looks great, no longer let the eyes be limited to the small screen, and the operation of the huge button seems to be able to some extent to reduce misoperation. And there are a lot of users like the big screen to bring the domineering, take on the hands of times have a stylish feeling. The problem is, the big screen also brings some problems, and as a user, do we really need that big screen? Let's talk about the size of the phone screen today.