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Sean006

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Dec 23, 2008
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so i think im going to return my 16gb IP4 for the 32gb...

I figured if im going to be stuck with another 2 years (or 1.5yrs) i might as well have the max i can get now...

will it be a problem to exchange ?
 
so i think im going to return my 16gb IP4 for the 32gb...

I figured if im going to be stuck with another 2 years (or 1.5yrs) i might as well have the max i can get now...

will it be a problem to exchange ?

If it's open, just the restocking fee plus the difference in price.
 
As far as I know, there is no restocking fee in the UK. Certainly not within 7 days if you've ordered online (covered under the distance selling act)

I'm considering doing the same, whist I only fill 50/60% of my 16gb now, I want to keep this phone for at least 2 years, so I'm considering returning it and ordering the 32gb...
Only thing that is stopping me is the long wait to get a replacement >.< I've not sold on my 3g yet because I've been unsure about this and I'm not sure I can go back to it, even for a few weeks!
 
Definitely go with the 32GB. Since the phone records HD video, the file sizes are bigger and take up more. I'm glad I went with my first instinct and got the 32 GB.
 
I was about 50/50 between 16 GB vs 32 GB when it was first announced. The closer to launch, I went with my instinct and got the 32 GB. I wasn't really filling up my 30 GB iPod from before and I thought maybe I could save the $$ with the 16 GB as money is tight. But I figured 32 was the only way to go if I knew the higher resolution would take up more space. Even apps will likely be bigger. Going for the higher capacity is more future proof and forward thinking on my decision. I also would like to use this as a main phone for the next 20-24 months. Glad I went with 32 (or technically, 28.8 GB).
 
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