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32GB or 128GB?

  • 32GB

    Votes: 30 22.2%
  • 128GB

    Votes: 105 77.8%

  • Total voters
    135
  • Poll closed .
"128" GB and I haven't had it a month yet and I already have filled up over half my available storage.

I'm a little worried.
 
Seems like the 128GB model is the one to get and most of the posts I've seen for the 32GB is due to pricing pressure, which I can empathize. I'm budget conscience as well.
 
I have an expense account from work, and am not under budget constraint. I still went for the 32 GB, simply because I won't need more than 32 GB in the coming year that I plan to keep the iPP.

I don't have a habit of loading up my iPads with apps that I don't use, movies that I don't watch and music that I don't listen to. Just like everything in life, it's not about how much/many you have, but how well you manage it/them - time, money, your employees.
 
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This is what I noticed. I survived perfectly fine with 32Gbs. I didn't put movies, i used it for work. Since I had to go LTE, i was in no choice but to move to the 128GB. When doing this, I noticed that i was only using 20 gigs, but I forced myself to use more.

So now i have movies on the ipad - which helped during some trips. Now, I have adjustment my life to the bigger memory size. I can always go back - but it will harder. Trend slow, if you like this size, you will only start to go up not down.
 
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I have stayed with 128gb for a few iPads and iPhones. I tend to keep music on mine so that eats up the gigs pretty fast.
 
So as the question asks, what size iPad Pro did you choose?

32GB or 128GB?

I upgraded iPad every 2/3 generations and iPhone 1/2. My storage needs lately has actually decreased by a healthy portion, thanks to cloud storage and music streaming. My network is strong enough to stream iTunes movies so I only need to keep important documents and some entertainments enough for the trip offline now. 32GB is almost more than enough if I don't keep installing all sorts of apps - I was a proud iPod classic owner not long ago. :D
 
I can't imagine 32gb on a pro device.

I think it´s a lot easier to imagine 32GB on a PRO device, than on my personal device..
Not everybody store all their personal stuff on their work machine..

32GB goes a long way when creating sketches, office document and quick edit some photos / video clips.
 
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