[worik]

I advise stopping the use of iOS

[sexy_seedbox]

Throw that iPhone into the river!

[coldpie]

Find me a decent Android phone with a screen around 5" and I will!

[neop1x]

Xperia 5 is a bit bigger but still managable IMO.

I suggest using https://www.kimovil.com/ to compare smartphones. Using it I was able to find smaller phones with long battery life which were my two main requirements.

I wouldn't use an iPhone again. My last iPhone was an iPhone 4S. Not missing anything.

[coldpie]

As far as I can tell, the only Android phones on that that have <5" screens and released in the last 18 months don't even support 5G. iPhone remains the only option :(

[capitainenemo]

Decent means a lot of things to different people. For me, the phone that checked all my personal boxes was the samsung xcover6 pro with a swappable battery but still waterproofed, multiple bindable physical buttons, and a ruggedised case.

I'm guessing we'd have to know what you're looking for personally to find it :)

[coldpie]

6.6" screen. Too big!

>I'm guessing we'd have to know what you're looking for personally to find it :)

Like I said in the post, a screen about 5" big. iPhone Mini is the only phone on the market that even gets close (and it's still a little too big IMO), so I'm stuck here on iOS with no access to (real) Firefox :(

[capitainenemo]

Huh. Didn't realise it was so large. Well, it is ruggedised so it still fits well in my pocket without a case.

Ok. I didn't realise that was your only requirement. There are a ton of phones out there.

https://www.gsmarena.com/results.php3?nYearMin=2021&fDisplay... here's everything with a screen of 5.1" or smaller. 30 android phones produced in last couple of years with that size.

Feel free to adjust the phone finder search to your preferences.

For example, here's the 14 phones with a screen size of 4.7" or smaller since you said your iphone was too big.

https://www.gsmarena.com/results.php3?nYearMin=2021&fDisplay...

[coldpie]

Yeah. Typically things in this category are running ancient OS versions or have crap build quality. Couple of those look interesting though, especially the Cubots. Maybe worth a look, thanks.

[capitainenemo]

Can happen yes. But filtering the specs on gsmarena can be helpful. OS version for example. Also deliberately choosing higher price. https://www.gsmarena.com/results.php3?nYearMin=2021&nPriceMi... These 2 returned on search for modern android (12-14) and a price over $200

I do love those rugged looking designs, but I'm going to stick with my xcover :)