Latest rumour, as reported on the main site, is that there will be no 64GB storage option on any model and the base storage will be 128GB with as high as 1TB for Pro models.
Whilst more storage never hurts, I really hope the starting price point for the base storage options (128GB) stays the same as now. This especially matters for the 13 Mini. The 12 Mini with 64GB started at $699/£699 which was overpriced anyway, with most third party retailers now selling the 64GB for well under $600/£600. Third party retailers like Amazon currently selling the 12 Mini with 128GB for £629 in the UK.
The 12 Mini with 128GB, Apple lists at £749 in the UK, so if the cheapest 13 Mini is going to be at that price point, it's just another reason for many on the fence buyers like myself not to upgrade.
I know a lot of people think 128GB should be the base storage option, but there are a lot of users like myself who either store most of their data in the cloud, or just don't take lots of photos/videos which take up storage. I think I've averaged about 15GB of my own data on my device over the last few years.
Thoughts? Will those of you who normally go for 64GB be less likely to switch up now?
Whilst more storage never hurts, I really hope the starting price point for the base storage options (128GB) stays the same as now. This especially matters for the 13 Mini. The 12 Mini with 64GB started at $699/£699 which was overpriced anyway, with most third party retailers now selling the 64GB for well under $600/£600. Third party retailers like Amazon currently selling the 12 Mini with 128GB for £629 in the UK.
The 12 Mini with 128GB, Apple lists at £749 in the UK, so if the cheapest 13 Mini is going to be at that price point, it's just another reason for many on the fence buyers like myself not to upgrade.
I know a lot of people think 128GB should be the base storage option, but there are a lot of users like myself who either store most of their data in the cloud, or just don't take lots of photos/videos which take up storage. I think I've averaged about 15GB of my own data on my device over the last few years.
Thoughts? Will those of you who normally go for 64GB be less likely to switch up now?