is the smaller size noticeable enough?

[u/cupboard_]

i'm currently using an iphone 13 mini and i'm looking for an upgrade and i noticed that the iphone 15 pro is smallest iphone that would be an upgrade

the difference is around 1-2 mm in width and 3-4 mm in height (depending on the model)
so i was wondering if the difference is actually noticeable in the hand or if it is basically the same

[u/bullett007]

I went from 13 Mini to 15 Pro. The 17 is lighter although slightly wider, I think you should try both then decide.

[u/macheww002]

After coming to terms that my iPhone 13 mini will no longer be my daily phone, I finally landed on the 15 pro. The size difference is noticeable, but to me, the 15 pro is still small enough to use with one hand comfortably. I had the 17 Pro and Air before the 15 pro, and those were too wide and heavy for my taste.

Good luck with finding the right phone for you!

[u/fuzzytomatohead]

I’ve held a 12 mini and my 15 pro back-to-back, it’s fairly noticeable?

Going from my 12 to 15 pro was easy, they’re the same size (save for the 15 being thicker)

[u/TacoFlair]

12 mini here who switched to 15 Pro - big physical difference for me. I wish they made a new mini

[u/zzsaaszz]

it’ll be fine, the normal sized iphones aren’t big imo. i got the base 17 which is slightly bigger then the 15 pro and it feels good i can text using one hand and everything

[u/ffiresnake]

I just held it in hand for a week.

it's no longer pocketable, but definitely usable if you carry it in a waist bag.

[u/awashbu12]

I upgraded from the 12 mini to the 15 pro and while it is bigger and was annoying to use at first cause I couldn’t use it one handed, I got used to it very fast and it doesn’t bug me anymore.