The bump annoys me heatedly because it means that the phone don’t sit flat, and even a vibrate can send it falling off the edge of table, or the arm of a chair.
Fine, keep throwing your money at a brand that sells phones that annoy you heatedly, thus encouraging them to make more phones with bulky lenses that you hate.
They should make the phone the same thickness as the lenses, have a nice 6000mAh battery size and a high powered headphone jack. Maybe then the phone will lie flat on a table.
A few years ago, iPhones reached high-end Androids in battery capacity. Had an excellent gaming Huawei phone that lasted two days with normal usage, and IIRC the iPhone 11/12 were the ones who started having comparable battery life. Nowadays, as a tourist camera, a Pro Max barely lasts half a day, continuously overheating by who knows what AI processing out of the user's control.
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Yes, they really should make it their first priority to do something about those bulky lenses on that 8.3mm thick phone.
The bump annoys me heatedly because it means that the phone don’t sit flat, and even a vibrate can send it falling off the edge of table, or the arm of a chair.
So buy a phone with a design that you don't get annoyed heatedly by.
There are way more things that I hate about android
Fine, keep throwing your money at a brand that sells phones that annoy you heatedly, thus encouraging them to make more phones with bulky lenses that you hate.
Sigh.
They should make the phone the same thickness as the lenses, have a nice 6000mAh battery size and a high powered headphone jack. Maybe then the phone will lie flat on a table.
A few years ago, iPhones reached high-end Androids in battery capacity. Had an excellent gaming Huawei phone that lasted two days with normal usage, and IIRC the iPhone 11/12 were the ones who started having comparable battery life. Nowadays, as a tourist camera, a Pro Max barely lasts half a day, continuously overheating by who knows what AI processing out of the user's control.