I don't mind the size, as mine often doubles as the pocket computer that it is. I just wish they'd stop wasting so much time and money with cameras. If I wanted pro pictures, I'd carry an actual camera with me.
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The future of small phones is the flip format. I know that's likely not what any of you want to hear, but it's the truth. Small slates are critically endangered at this point.
I can say that I'm fine with the flip since it folds and all but guess what, it also lacks basic features. No uwb, no telephoto, no faster charging etc. at least it gets the latest SD. I hope the flip 6 will get some of these
Sadly I think you're right.
I like my big phone and most people seem to like them as well. Manufacturers want to sell more phones and the intersection of people who care about things you mention (what the heck is even uwb) and really want a small phone is very small.
Uwb is ultra wide band. It's what makes things like Air Tags work, tracking them down to a few centimeters in accuracy.
I miss my Droid Mini so much.
Your best bets would probably be a zenfone or a 7a right now, but I agree as a small-handed person there is a serious lack of full-feature experiences in a small form factor.
Zenfone gets only 2 years of updates and 7a doesn't officially come to my country :(