64gb or 32gb iphone 4s? worth the extra $100 for 32gb of more memory?

I don't know for a fact about Canada, but most providers won't allow no data with the iPhone. Just something to consider, as I would hate to have you buy off contract for the soul reason of saving on your monthly bill only to be forced to select the plan anyway.

As far as the storage, I don't think it's worth the extra money. That is ME though. I went with the 16GB and I always have 8+ gigs free. That said, I no longer store music on the phone since I stream it all via google music. All I have locally are apps (mostly games), some books, and jailbreak tweaks.

 

8MP Pictures and 1080p video will use up a lot of memory, so if you plan on using your phone for images and video and if you can afford it, I say just go for it.

Right now I have a 16GB iPhone 4 (and so was my iPhone 3GS and iPhone 3G), so I told myself that when Apple releases the next version of the iPhone (I am skipping the iPhone 4S) I am going to go all out and get the highest capacity available.

 

That's amazing. Another example of Americans getting screwed!

 

It's a matter of opinion. If I would have the money, I would spend extra for the extra memory.

 

Although phone companies charge way too much for data, it seems odd to buy a smartphone without getting data. I have never been able to rely on wifi everywhere I need a data connection, which is increasing as more services are offered to smartphone users (e.g., I pay for parking using a data connection on my phone now - no more coins andvyou cannot rely on wifi for this).

Aside from the data issue, I wonder why you are spending so much to buy another iphone 4. Yeah, it is the 4s, but isn't it likely that the next iphone will be out in a few months. Why not buy a refab 4 for use until then?

 

Get the 64, you'll be glad you did

 

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Be safe and get the 64 its well worth it. I have about 10gb left here and there but even games, pictures/videos (mentioned above) take up a lot of memory. Also if u resell your in good shape! If u keep it and take care of it, it will last for a long time!

 

It's worth it to me, I used to limit the amount of video content I kept on my phone. Now I keep all of my favorite movies and Simpsons episodes on it at all times.

 

I say go for 64. I like having lots of extra space to shoot pictures (2-3MB per jpeg) and video (about 150-180 MB per minute).

 

If you love watching Videos, I think it's worth it.

All my devices (iPhone 4S, BlackBerry PlayBook, touch) are 64GB. I know a lot who has 32GB and rarely watch Videos, not sure if it's the Small Display or they don't know to Convert or don't Purchase any.

I love watching on-the-go, even back in the day with the Sony W760i or iPod nano.

 

I like watching on the go as well, but recently, Netflix/Hulu has taken place of most of my videos. I don't really want to try and figure out the perfect settings to convert my videos for the device... Now, when the iPhone 5 comes out (hopefully with a 4" screen), then I would definitely take advantage of that.

 

I went for the 64GB option, knowing that I wouldn't need it but "just incase". I've had the phone since it came out, so what, 4-5 months? After this time, I am glad I payed the extra money. I have used about 28GB of the phone, from a few albums of music (i use lossless quality, so each album is 300MB+), about 30 apps (compared to the 300 on my iPad, this is very conservative of me), and a few videos for on the road.

My opinion is go for the 64GB. What's another $100? (angel).

 

Yep, I wanted a particular (very good) BYO contract, it was $999AUD.

 

That's so much money to me. I wish I had a good job to shell out that cash.

 

I earn minimal wage, and work hard for my money. I had to save up nearly a year to be able to afford it! Same with everything that I buy.

 

Save your money and get the 32GB. Take your gf/bf out for lunch or something

 

I guess I'm the opposite of most people. I have a 16gig iPhone 4 and still have 10gig free. I use iCloud for my photos so all pics are downloaded automatically on my pc at home (and on photo stream). I usually delete them from the camera roll. I also stream my music from Spotify ($9.99/mo - which in a year would be about the cost of buying more memory) so I can play any song on demand without paying for albums or tracks either. Pretty good trade off for me.

If you ever are in a situation without data, Spotify has an offline option as well.