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up vote 1 down vote. Nope, you'll have to change the SIM card to put it in an iPhone 5. The iPhone 5 uses a new SIM card format called nano-SIM, and it is not possible to convert a micro-SIM (SIM for the iPhone 4) to a nano-SIM.However, the reverse operation is possible.Adaptors exist (or will exist) to convert nano-SIM to the micro or normal SIM formats.p vote 1 down vote. Nope, you'll have to change the SIM card to put it in an iPhone 5. The iPhone 5 uses a new SIM card format called nano-SIM, and it is not possible to convert a micro-SIM (SIM for the iPhone 4) to a nano-SIM.
If there were no 5.5 inch device, I would go with the 4.7 inch. 4 inch or smaller is great if you are not planning to do serious reading or work on it. There are still lot of neat apps that make such a small screen useful as shown in the 5s ads and much more.'d like to have a 4.7inches iphone. I own a Motorola Moto X, it's 4,7 and it's just a bit bigger than the iphone 5, you can manage it with one hand... If they do it the same size they'll get the most from both bigger screen and usability.