[DiggyJohnson]

Not to mention the lack of top and bottom bevels that we only still find on the iPhone SE (3rd gen) now.

Maybe I’m an outlier, but it’s been over a year and I still don’t like how in accessible the top and bottom of the screen on my 13 mini are for one handed use. I swipe to text one handed, but pressing the numbers its emoji button requires serious contortion and dexterity. Maybe the fact that I tend to use my left hand (despite being a righty) contributes to this.

Anyone else agree?

[CharlesW]

I don't have a problem reaching the bottom of the screen, and also generally use my left hand for one-handed use. The phone rests on my pinky, with the middle three fingers supporting the body.

If you use your phone one-handed often enough, iOS Reachability works pretty well: https://support.apple.com/en-ca/guide/iphone/iph145eba8e9/io...

[layer8]

It’s doable, but it’s certainly more straining than on the Home button iPhones. The same goes for the bottom swipe that activates Reachability.