so buy a $200 16gb and a $100 stick to expand memory? Why? A person is just better off spending that extra $100 on getting the 64gb to begin withThere are flash drives that connect to the iPhone's lightning port.
so buy a $200 16gb and a $100 stick to expand memory? Why? A person is just better off spending that extra $100 on getting the 64gb to begin withThere are flash drives that connect to the iPhone's lightning port.
Most likely written a couple of days ago by someone at Apple's PR department. He is clearly a shill but not a good one.I cant beleive you took the time to write all that
Why should consumers shell out even more money, when it is something Apple (One of the most valuable companies in the world) should be including on their base line phone given its 2015 and they're supposedly selling the best phone experience they can.then buy the 64GB phone. Not complicated at all.
So why is the 16GB the most popular model then?
4k video eats up about 1gb per minute. Good luck with a 16gb phone.
endless rants
That's some heavy compression then, because most Android phones are in the range of 1GB/min for 4k.It's amazing how people pull numbers out of a hat an no one contests it.
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The app clearly states that a 4k video uses 375MB a minute. 1GB is a gross exaggeration. You can record 30 minutes of 4k video using 12 GB of space. Are you really going to keep half an hour of video on your iPhone?
Because your average consumer is not as well off as Apple is, thus Apple should be making the tiny compromise, for something that is an industry standard.
You're an apple apologist go the highest order. I couldn't and still can not afford a 64 GB iPhone. $150 is a lot of money that can go almost anywhere else for me.
Your car analogies make no sense.
It's amazing how people pull numbers out of a hat an no one contests it.
The app clearly states that a 4k video uses 375MB a minute. 1GB is a gross exaggeration. You can record 30 minutes of 4k video using 12 GB of space. Are you really going to keep half an hour of video on your iPhone?
Honestly, you sound like a street corner preacher rambling on and on and telling anyone who disagrees with them that they'll go to hell.
You keep using the word facts, I do not think that word means what you think it means. Opinions is what you have, not facts.
For mainsteam users (95% of consumers) they won't be able to tell the difference.
Great sense being spoken here. I'm getting the 64gb model and I know it won't be able to hold all the 4K video I'm likely to shoot on it. But why on earth would I keep 4K video on a device with a lower resolution display? That's what my Mac and my iCloud storage are for.You can turn off 4k video and use 1080p.
4k is an advanced feature for advanced users.
And cloud storage is so dirt cheap from Apple ( 99 cents for 50GB) and other vendors that there is no reason to keep these massive files on your phone.
I know people cry all the time that they don't want their files on the cloud but just on the device. That is stupidity. What happens when their phone crashes? They lose EVERYTHING.
Why should consumers shell out even more money, when it is something Apple (One of the most valuable companies in the world) should be including on their base line phone given its 2015 and they're supposedly selling the best phone experience they can.
Apple can barely keep up with demand the first 6 months of an iPhone release and you want them to LOWER prices?
If you wait 6 months you should be able to get discounting iPhones
My facts are Apple revenue, profit, profit margin, iPhone unit sales, ect.
They all support that 16GB is not a ripoff product.
I was pretty much on your side until I read the comment.
I wouldn't say people don't know the difference. But I'd like to think most people who were interested in filming video in 4K at this point in time wouldn't be buying the 16GB model! The base model has always been aimed at the casual users, most casual users don't even know what 4K is yet.I was pretty much on your side until I read the comment.
who else has 64GB on their base phone?
My facts are Apple revenue, profit, profit margin, iPhone unit sales, ect.
They all support that 16GB is not a ripoff product.
OOoo a copied and pasted response that has nothing to do with what I said.
No I don't want Apple to lower prices, I want them to repel the 16GB model with a 32 GB model given the year is 2015, not 2010.
Demand has nothing to do with anything.
No they don't.
That's correct, and it's how every single iPhone has been priced, except for last year when Apple skimped on upgrading the base model storage.So you want to charge 64GB iPhone users $100 for 32GB this year when they got 48GB last year?
Show me how you would price the lineup:
32 $650
64 $750
128 $850
is that correct? If so then the 64/128 users are getting less memory for dollar than last year.
Yes they do. If the 16GB was such a terrible product people would stop buying them.
That's correct, and it's how every single iPhone has been priced, except for last year when Apple skimped on upgrading the base model storage.