What size phone / tablet is best for playing Airport City?

[Bali Hi]

I have played Airport City on many devices over the last five years:

• Samsung Tab 8.9"
• Google Nexus 7" tablet
  
• Samsung Galaxy Nexus 4.7" phone
• iPad Mini 7.9"
• iPad 2 10"
• Xiaomi Mi Max 6.4"

When I purchased my latest phone, the 6.4" Xiaomi Mi Max, it was because it is a nice balance of screen size, portability and big battery life (4850 mAh).

What about you? What size phone / tablet is the best in your opinion?

 

[Pit1024]

I was playing one of my support games in iPhone 6+ and it was almost impossible for me to play. I moved it later to my wife's iPad
I feel good with a 9.7" iPad for my main game.

 

[Davejoyg]

I currently use a Windows Surface Pro 4. Battery life for it is normally good but this game requires a ton of power so I tend to only play it while plugged in. For quick game updates I have no issues...but if playing for a couple hours (typically while watching a movie at home) I make sure I plug it in. I also play the game on an older Samsung Galaxy S5.

 

[Gt city]

I am playing on iPad Air and android phone 5,5"

 

[diwata]

I've played from 5 inch phones to 7 inch tablets and now I am on Samsung tablet, I believe it is 9-inch. I like a bigger screen but not bigger than that because I will have a hard time with portability. This is because I open/play the game a lot on it. Any bigger will start to become a hassle because I don't play it just a home. I play it even while I am outside.

 

[dtaylor1972]

Been playing on A cheapie $90 us. Asus Zenpad8... Nice big screen, goodbatt life, and ive dropped the thing many times and its still going strong! (Even after a fall from my 2nd floor stair railing!)

Cant see playing on a phone...way too tiny 4 my big fingers!

 

[Robby Kusuma]

Well, I play in the meeting.
But too small also not good.
I tried a new game in S8+ and it was fantastic.

 

[Below_Average_AC_Player]

Been using a Galaxy Note a few years back. Worked fine, big screen, but the batterydrain was a pain.
Tried it recently with a Sony Xperia. Now I'm playing on a Microsoft Surface Pro 4, using the pen and/or finger.