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Opinion: Microphone/call quality is an overlooked feature

Why is the quality of these two never talked about much in reviews. It's one of these things that are a surprise until you bought a phone and have it in your hand. Only then, you'll find out that other people barely hear you during a normal voice call.

Both me and my partner had phones from Xiaomi in the past an even though they are great for their price, the call quality is horrible (Mi Max and Mi A1). Especially while on speaker phone. I now have a U Ultra that despite all of its shortcomings...

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With all this talk of mobile gaming lately, I'm wondering: Would you buy a full triple-A game on Android/iOS at full price?

As in a complete game of the same quality as something you might buy on Switch/PS4/Xbone/PC/3DS. At the price those games cost. And the game has no or minimal microtransactions.

Of course, controls can be an issue, but let's say it's a strategy game or RPG. Or you could use a Bluetooth controller....

https://redd.it/an7ii4
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Opinion: It's not the length of phones that puts me off from large phones, it's the width.

Phones have been increasing in size over the past few years and finding compact flagship level phones is like looking for an unicorn. That being said, tall, large phones are fine. There are plenty of tools and navigation gestures you can integrate to compensate for lack of reachability. However wide phones are difficult to deal with. Since I use my thumb to type and pretty much do everything one handed, it's sometimes difficult to reach the other side of the keyboard. I think Samsung nailed the ...

https://redd.it/an2m7h
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4000mAh AS STANDARD

Everyone wants to talk OS platform, screen lengths, camera ... But let's be honest, when you go to bed after a very long day, only thing that matters is battery capacity.

Other than bezels, notches, punch holes, AI etc, I think companies ought to build smartphones around 4000mAh as battery capacity standard. ...

https://redd.it/anf96n
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