I'd rather have 64GB as an option still and a price reduction.If Apple released the next model with 128GB for the same price as current model 64GB, why would it bother anyone not to have a 64GB option anymore?
I'd rather have 64GB as an option still and a price reduction.
I always go for the base model storage option. 64GB is more than enough for me. I don't understand why people want like 256GB or 512GB of storage. Do people really have that many photos to keep? If yes, do they really need to keep ALL of them? If yes, there are plenty of secure free (or extremely cheap) cloud storage options. If you're adamant about keeping valuable photos/files on your phone and not backing them up then if you lose or destroy your phone you lose all that anyway.
Honestly can't see myself ever needing to go over 64GB...it's not like file sizes are going to increase as only a certain image quality/resolution is needed given the size of iPhone screens and the capabilities of the human eye. Like....you're never going to need an 8K image unless you're a graphic designer or something.
Looking at getting a cheap refurbished 11 Pro Max and am looking at the 64GB.
Just wondering how that feels day to day for most of you. Do your apps fill it quickly then you get into trouble with photos and videos you've taken etc?
My apps are mostly banking apps, Strava, Garmin, WeChat, WhatsApp, Twitter, Youtube.
Sometimes downloads a Buch of games, play once and delete.
I do have a bad habit of not deleting photos, but I need to think of a longer term solution to store them that isn't iCloud. I don't think having 100GB of photos on your phone is a good idea, it's just lazy (which I am). I keep losing lots of cool shots from years ago just because I have no backup solution that's super simple.