Android's one-handed mode feels clunky and jarring, but Quick Cursor offers a smoother solution for reaching the top of giant screens. This app overlays a floating cursor triggered by a bottom-screen swipe, allowing precise interaction without stretching your thumb. Quick Cursor uses a touchscreen tracker to move the cursor, supporting taps and swipes to mimic phone gestures. Setup is simple via Android's accessibility settings, enabling instant use.

While the basic app is free with no ads, an annual subscription unlocks advanced features like custom actions and app whitelisting. The reviewer prefers Quick Cursor over Android's built-in mode for its seamless interaction, making large phones more manageable despite their size. It's not a perfect fix, but it significantly eases the frustration of using today's oversized Android devices.