In my country I pay 10 euros per month for unlimited everything.  I have 5 GB of 4G and then unlimited 3G though

And I try a redmi pro 3S, it was way better than my galaxy grand prime for the same price (130€), everything wxas better, except for the camera who is crappy on both.

The S8 is barely larger than the S7. It's a little bit taller, but pretty much the same width and thickness.

5.8 inches wouldn't have been the problem if the phone were somehow less than 140 mm in height, but I draw the line at 145 mm height (S8 is 149 mm). After all, it is a skinny mofo at less than 70 mm. My personal 'golden dimensions' are 140x70x9mm. If I can get less than or equal to that, I'm a happy camper.

... Which is why I love my Xperia X Compact. Not much different from the Xperia Z5 Compact, I wager, but I still love the finger print sensor in the power button. Won't switch from this until there is a good upgrade to it!

I would love to be able to recommend a Sony smartphone, but I can't, because Sony doesn't sell smartphones in the US. Verizon, ATT, Sprint and T-Mobile (the four major US carriers) don't offer a smartphone from Sony. The last somewhat relevent phone here was in like 2013 or 2014 and it was a gimped version of the international version. A lot of their mobile woes stem from lack of presence in the US honestly, which is why it's silly that people think they should close the division down - they shouldn't consider that before making a serious effort here in the states.

Why dont they sell their smartphones in the biggest market in the world? It's a shame how it turned out, Sony revolutionized the placement of the power button with the Xperia Z, now every phone has the power button on the upper left or right side where it's easily reached with a finger using 1 hand.

They have easily the best designs and UI in the Android market

Just slick like Apple.

They do sell in the US; it just happens to be Unlocked for the lot of them. Sure, you aren't getting phones designed for that network, but you're able to buy them outright and switch between AT&T and T-Mobile whenever you want.

Sony revolutionized the placement of the power button with the Xperia Z, now every phone has the power button on the upper left or right side where it's easily reached with a finger using 1 hand.

Samsung has made the back of the Phone out of Glass. Which is shit. Which means it is an automatic "Hell no".

It wasn't okay on the iPhone 4 . It wasn't okay on the Samsung S6 or Note 5... It's not okay on the S8.

I think my next Phone, I won't be bothering with a high-end Flagship. My Samsung Galaxy Note 5 has been the worst phone I have ever owned, Samsungs support is also garbage.
High-end phones have become uninteresting, overpriced and I am disliking their fragile design, ironically they don't even get supported for that much longer than a mid-range or low-end handset anyway.

No. They didn't revolutionize that placement. Many phones had that placement before the Xperia Z.

Which ones?

Well. My Lumia 920 (Which I have on my Desk) Predates the Xperia Z and has it on the right hand side just below the volume rocker.

Motorola DROID RAZR, Motorola ATRIX HD perfectly answers your question, could lump the Samsung Galaxy S3 in there... And I am sure there are far more.

The fact you think button placement is some kind of "Revolution" is pretty comical to me, Sony is known for other amazing innovations in the Phone market,  button placement is not one of them. Nor is button placement any kind of "revolution" in my eyes.

It's much bigger, "barely" isnt the right word, width and thickness isn't the issue, the vertical dimension is, and the other 2 points still stand